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14TIIELICOLSTAR Tuesday, November 6, 1956 Nafi a ines ons YOU BE THE QUARTERBACK By WARREN GAER Head Football Coach, Drakt University Prep Football Standinas MIU FAST IFI.NAL Tram I Tim Hiixttnss 4 A Southeast Fairlviry 2 I Northeast Brstriee 2 2 Won BIG TF.N FAKT Tram I Tam Frennmt 3 0 Norfolk 1 2 0 4 1 3 4 Russian Rule In Hungary Brings Protest Ha.MinKS 3 0 Columbus Grand Island 2 2 BIG TEN WKST Team Team Kearny 3 1 Scultuhluff MrCook 3 1 Alliance North Platte 2 2 Co thdmpions INTERCITY 1 2 0 3 3 4 Team 6 0 Tec tt 1 Urn son 2 5 5 Thos. Jefferson 1 4 3 At Lincoln 0 7 Team North C. I'rep South Central Team Crete Fill Is Ci anbury TWIN RIVERS Team BIT 2 0 1 Neb. City 2 3 11 2 0 1 Beatrice 1 2 I 2 1 1 PlatUmouth 14 0 Denver is meeting your split attack (quarterback runs parallel to scrimmage line on every play, linemen split apart) with a crushing defense. Your option play with the quarterback either carrying or pitching out around end is being smeared, you can't gain on a dive through the line, your fullback counters (delayed plays through the middle) are losing and your two passing attempts have been incomplete.

You are down, 12 0, and as the Brigham Young quarterback in the second quarter, you are wondering how to gain ground. Finally you intercept a pass and have the ball on the Denver 29, first and ten, 18 yards from your right sideline. Your coach sends in word to go into a multiple offense, using any system to try to crack this Denver stronghold. Rate these plays 1, 2, 3 and 4: Reverse to strong side of field from single wingback (barks on same side of center). Double reverse ending up on strong side of field from double wingbark (wingback on each side).

Fake pass and draw play down the middle from formalion (quarterback and three other backs form a play is a delay, drawing linemen in). Off tackle slant from single wingback. (Answer on Sports Page 14) SOl'THKAST NEBRASKA Team WIT Team WIT Tecum wh 2 0 1 Neb. City I 1 0 Falls City 2 1 1 Pawnee City 0 3 0 Auburn 2 2 0 WIT 2 2 0 6 2 1 0 3 0 4 0 By TIrE ASSOCIATED PRESS Three nations The Netherlands, Switzerland and Norway are contemplating withdrawal from the Olympic Games in protest of Russian suppression of Hungary's freedom movement. Egypt and Iraq already have withdrawn from the games, scheduled for Melbourne beginning Nov, 22.

but it was the Middle East situation which prompted their action. The Swiss Olympic Committee Monday night scheduled an emer? gency session for Tuesday to decide the question. The move came as a surprise, particularly after a plea earlier in the day from Otto Mayer, chancellor of the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne, Switzerland, that the games 'must take place" whatever the world situation. Mayer sent a cable to The Netherlands Committee, first to an nonnre it was rnnhprnnlatinir with. CENTRAL NINE Team Trun i.rete 3 0 0 York Cent.

City 4 10 Or St'huvler 3 1 1 Albion 1 FuUerion 3 2 0 Aurora Seward 2 2 1 Won championship. SOL'THW EST NEBRASKA Team WIT Team Lexmnttoo 4 11 Cioihenbur Ke.irney 3 I 0 MrCook HoUlieae 3 2 0 Curtis WLT 1 2 1 1 2 1 0 4 1 Cozau 2 2 2 TEMRAL NEBRASKA FIVE FfNAI. Team WLT Team IT vLeunBUni 3 0 1 Gothenburg 1 2 1 Holrtieae 3 1 0 Curus 0 4 0 Cozad 112 Won chamiHonship. Link Reserve Squad 89 Yard Run Peps Bulldog Victory, 21 19 State Loop Cuts Slate To 56 Games KEARNEY, Neb. A Ne Ivory, Gary Lmdholm.

Al Neil Swimming Lessons Start Tonight The first Red Cross swimming Monte Reed, Ron Roach. Second row: Dave Gomez, Jack Partington, Bill Dermyer, Dick Skaggs, Gary Fleshman, John Westerberg, Gene Tice, Mike Collins. Doug Greenlee, Coach Dick Beechner. Third row: Jerry Pictured above is the 1956 Lincoln High Reserve football team, coached by former Link Dick Beechner. The squad (front row, left to right): Terry Aligood, Dick McCoy, Ron Lehman, Gay land Frizzel, Dave Mc Mullen.

Tad Dunham, Henry Hizenrader, Don Burt, Jim Knowlton, Kent Emmerman, Jon Schwindt, Gary Campbell, Joe Moore. Not pictured are squad members Chet Paul, Monte West. Tim Darn auer and assistant coach Phil Sprague. sen, Gary Bostic, Andy Smith, Fred Wilson, Don Tuttie. Dennis Caples, Monte Johnson, Bob Huraa.

Doug Carr, Ron Proffut manager). Fourth row: Stan Tyrell (manager), Ray Storey, Lincoln Star Special braska State League meeting has NORTH PLATTE Mike Ltsiack drawal, asking its members to re 1 "commended a 56 game sched and lifesaving class for swimmers sramnowfl HQ vnrrla a SiHriPV ject such a proposal. Mayer citeduieJor ine gue next year kickoff to push the North wiU be at 7 Tuesday The recommendation, made by the Olympic mission as a bond of Bulldogs oast Sidnev here Mondavi at the new Lincoln riign pool. representatives of loop teams at a meeting here Sunday, must be approved by parent major league clubs. John Kline will instruct the class that will meet from 7 to night, 21 19.

The game was originally sched uled last Friday but was postponed 9 each Tuesdav Tea Drinking Russian Athletes Balk At Mentioning Politics During Games by the Panhandle blizzard. Chiefs Purchase Two Infielders Lincoln, 1956 Western JLeague champ, has purchased contracts of First Baseman Karl Fackler and Third Baseman Frank Wil The season proposed would open June 27 and end Labor Day. The 1. 1 Lesiak also set up another Bull oo game scneouie is seven ie AnB Sf.nrp wirh in Here friendship among nations. Vp To Two In Oslo, meanwhile, the Norwegian committee left it up to two members Arthur Ruud and Axel Floer to decide Norway's action "after assessing the international situation." The Norwegian team was scheduled to leave by plane today for Melbourne.

In Zurich, the general feeling was that a majority of the Swiss committee members would oppose a withdrawal. Several prominent committee members, however, re They're than during 1956 and includes no terception, running to the Sidney doubleheaders One day a wee three line before 5eing would be left free for instruction fjo By WILL GRIMSLEY MELBOURNE Of A contingent through a boy scout interpreter parried questions concerning the and predicted Russia would beat rebellion in Hungary. the United States for the basket aa ana practice. North Platte now has three vic the season all over pnUiArtf tss nniAnl nnnpntfal i 01 ICS I0r of Russian athletes who prefer tea to vodka settled down in Heidelberg Olympic Village Monday talked confidently of their chances in the forthcoming Games, but ball title. "We have a fine team and the Americans will not have the advantage of height which they had 4iJ fUlUiiOUU, VMC ICjJUlLCI asked, "will you tell us about reports that Russia will withdraw from the Games?" The Soviet official stiffened and that a season ticket book be sold te ms' Alliance.

Scotts for $10. Books would include 30 1 bIuff and Sidney, admissions. General admission platle fcg fr Wplcinki cai1 "Ruecia and America will be in the finals I rephed through an inter cently have indicated they believe Suggested Was O0 Cents lor adUltS Sidncv Horlfif TouchiKmnsr Schinidt 1, preier: we are nere. we came in will win again, but this time we Swiss athletes should not compete! and 25 cents for those 12 through I kZ rZ liams from Pittsburgh affiliated teams. Fackler, acquired from Billings, Montana where he hit ,267 for the Class nine, is a 23 year old left hand hitter.

In 84 games he managed 11 doubles, seven triples and six homers. He also stole 15 bases. Fackler's best season was 1955 when he hit .314 for Brunswick, Georgia a Class club. Fackler stands 6 3, weighs 195. Williams is a 19 year old right hand hitter who stands 5 11 and weighs 170.

He had a .290 average at Clinton, la. nersionv TiArUn tplirement). against the Russians. The NEW FRIGIDAIRE Warm Air Furnaces Match Thtm With FRIGIDAIRE fult homt conditioning CALL 2 2921 FOR A FREE SURVEY HESTER Service Industries 143S Cornhusker Hiway froze at the mention of politics. The center of attraction among the 63 Soviet team members and officials who flew in from Rangoon was a seven foot one Latvian woodchopper named Jan Krum insh, who plays center on the basketball team.

Towering above even the tallest Does that answer your question?" Andrianov was asked about a report that The Netherlands was considering withdrawing its team from the games because of Rus i 3 i a. YOU BE THE QUARTERBACK ANSWER Norrh Piatie scoring Trtttchdownv Sebastian ('22. paw run from Johnson); John son Ci, run); Lesmk 0t, ktekoff return). Conversions: Johnson (plaa mcntiO. Swiacki Quits TORONTO Bill Swiacki, former Columbia University and Detroit Lions player, will not return as Toronto Argonauts head coach in 1937, General Manager Lew Hayman said Monday.

i sian parucipauon ana piannea 10 4 Fake pass and draw pav push a general protest. Worst call The draw works be'st of his teammates, Kruminsh sub Russia brought 12 basketball players, of whom nine are so tall they require special beds. The average height is 6 4. Another standout in the Soviet vanguard was Vladimir Kuts, a grim faced little man who holds the world record in the 10,000 meter run. One of the weightlifters showed his prowess by picking up a Boy Scout in each hand and easily lofting them in the air for photographers.

"Is this what you mean?" he mitted to a lunch time interview "I know of no grounds for a pro when a pass seems to be the logi test," Andrianov answered Bowling Results 17. Ray Baker, manager of the Superior, team this year, was named to represent the league at the minor league meeting in Jacksonville, Fla. The club representatives will meet again in January. Corded New Head Of Men's Program Dick Cordell, native of Lincoln and Sioux City Soos outfielder last season, has been appointed director of men's city recreation program. He succeeds Al Hawthorne who resigned to enter business in Kansas.

Cordell announced that all city league basketball team entries must be made at the City Recreation office before Nov. 13. The chief executive officer of the Games, Sir William Bridge ford, later said the games organizing committee had received no official protest against Russia. The first Russian party was NOW America's largest Seller! 3. Double reverse.

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Off tackle. Best call. You can get double at the point of attack. The defense has not been used to it on the split and could have trouble adjusting. asked the picture makers with a i brought to Melbourne by an Amer broad, confident grin.

At the Olympic Village the Rus ican airline plane. The crew said sians mixed in with all other na the Russians were very affable on tions, unlike their debut four years i the long flight from Rangoon, ago at Helsinki, when they and! The stewardess, Toni Clark, of Sayreville, N.J., said she offered other iron curtain countries camped in a separate village eight Belhea Gains Nod NEW YORK WWWayne Bethea, an 11 5 favorite, won a split decision over Howie Turner Monday night in a 10 round match at St. Nicholas Arena. Because Smokers Young her passengers vodka but they refused it. "They wanted tea instead; they loved it," she said.

Miss Clark said some of the athletes and officials spoke English and conversed with her about American athletes they had miles from the others. The only apparent athlete at the airport to greet the Soviets was Yolanda Baias, 20, outstanding Romanian high jumper. She brought a small bouquet of flowers. Young girls from the Australia Soviet and Old Recognize Quality lie's Trainin for the Future. Your carrier fcoy is forming habits now that will be important in later life.

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2L Ralph's Ki4 beat BuK'k, Lincoln Mixetf Donbles Leaca Olympians Win DALLAS The U.S. Olympic basketball team ran up the highest score on its tour Monday night, beating the Southwest Conference All Stars 90 66, with Chuck Darling throwing in 22 points. Football Results 8TATK HIGH SCHOOL North Plant 21 SWnejr 1 Be met 1 Kcta 21 Karaeat Huiioa 2.1 Harvard A Rertrand 2.1 Arnold 12 Naponee 45 Rivertoa) ft nition a Una Ord 31 Cethenbur 14 Broken Bow 55 Burwell 0 The first group of the vast Russian delegation, largest in the Olympic Games, were large, hardened athletes who appeared pleasant enough but who talked apprehensively with furtive glances in the direction of team officials. One official, Constantine Andrianov, a little, round faced man with enjoy the meals in flight. Olympic officials breathed easier when the first Russian planeload arrived without incident.

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