Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 17

Hawaii, Minus Quarterback, Ready to Test NU Hospitality Rainbow Coach Says Squad Better Thun Last By PICK BECKER jMrsirf SipmU EMtor 0 most traveled of collegiate football teams last year with jaunts to Hawaii and Miami, take over the role of host Saturday to entertain the University of Hawaii at Main orial Stadium. This opener of the 195.S gridiron season for Coach Bill lads will certainly test the hospitality of the Huskers who are favored so heavily that no odds are being given wi the game. Probably the final score will be decided by Glassford who will be the only person able to make the cnaritable moves necessary to hold down the score. Kickdf time is 2. Mock SU'onger The Rainbows are expected to be much stronger than last year when they absorbed a S(M) lacing.

Addition of Skippy Dyer, a footed halfback, is supposed to give the Hawaiians a more potent attack. The Hawaiians will be without the services of first string quarterback Dick Hadama who suffered PAGE 17 LINCOLN 1, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. two broken fingers. His place will be taken by Fred Nagata, a sophomore. Coach Henry Vasconcellos says his club much better than last learned a lot playing Nebraska last he said.

Next Week Nebraska, looking a bit past this game to next rugged test i against Ohio State, will have a hard time coming to a peak for the battle. 20,000 Orchids For Lady Fans A flower for madame! There will be 20.000 Vanda orchids passed out to the ladws at the Hawaii-Nebraska football game Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The University of Nebraska Tassels will pass out the which are the gift of the people of Hawaii and the Hawaii Visitors' Bureau. Glassford has indicated his main worry this fall will be over the depth of the squad. The backfield has talent galore in Quarterback Don Erway, Halfbacks Willie Greenlaw and Rex Fischer and Fullback John Edwards.

Bolstering this group since his return from the Army is George Cifra, a two-year letterman at fullback. Sophomores But in the line will station some strangers to collegiate' activity. The ends are LeRoy Butherus and J(m McWilliams, both veterans. Tackles will be sophomore Don Rhoda of York, a big but green hand and junior LaVerne Torczon, shifted over from center chores last year. Guards will be Jim Murphy, a junior who saw a great deal of service last fall, and sophomore Dom Kampe of Red Oak, la.

At center will be Bob Berg jin, junior who picked up a experience last fall. Ahnriage The Huskers have been bothered by an acute depth problem at the halfback spot during fall camp but that situation appears to be somewhat relieved now. At last report, only two will miss the Hawaii game, Frank Nappi and Leo Scherer. Nappi suffered a fractured foot bone injury last week and will be (Hit of action for four weeks while Scherer has been bothered by a troublesome tooth. If last intra-squad sciim- mage indicated anything.

It revealed a Cornh'isker team with a much more p(Hent air attack than the Rainbows faced last year. Ekjth Erway and Harsh man were able to connect with a fleet of receivers. The end corps, under the direction of John Kovatch, formerly at Northwestern, was bolstered this week with the return of George Mink, a letterman in 1952. Mink, an Omaha Benson grad, has not received his separation papers from the Army yet and. in onier to, get them, will most likely have to return to California next week.

The Naval Cadets drill team from Pensacola will at halftime. i mri i shiAuni i Nacata 170 1 H'- I.E IM 1. 20 TofcifW I.fJ Kamne npftiHn no Mamhjr nr Rhoda 1 101 Erwa? II riachpf TM Crwilaw FH IHS Utferri. Mike Oherhelmen. umpire.

Dick Sklar. Kansas, lint Earl fkhlupp. Colorado; I lif'd ludic. Gerry Roaenbener. Momlna- ude Hawaii Center James Shiznni receives Ice cream welcome from Betty Joy.

Cleveland Has Needs 8 Straight Wins For Tie in AL Win 10 By ED WILK.S The Associated Prem with Washington, the club kept us up says Manager next week and they have only one. plete games from his staff for the' lost its fifth straight, the can rotate three pitchers first time this season, has added Icmgest slump of the year. It was So now the American League Casey Stengel, by taking 13 of 22 and going to have to use another National League sleeper a 3-2 decision in 12 innings at St. thriller comes to this: Cleveland Cleveland. four of five starters, especially in! for the payoff run.

He picked up Louis as Brooklyn ended its last has eight games to play New York Last Home Games I weekend in Boston. Gerry Staley, a 35-year-old right-! western trip of the year. 10. Both have to win all. i Friday have four games in the last three hander, from Cincinnati just as he i Stan Musiai and Rip Repulski, If they do.

a tie. ing three-game scries, sUrt the days- g- I acquired Johnny help in the' with back-to-back homers off rook- pennant victory. ie Sandy Koufax in the third, Only (Hie game was scheduled in pulled the NL even with its own the majors Thursday and league home run record of LEAD SOUTHEAST ROOTERS-Cheerleaders at the new Southeast High School are (from leftl Hess, Janelle Jackson, Colleen EUi(Ht, Nancy Beall and Westerhoff. UlUiamson System 8 Major Games Fall in Toss-up Class By MITCH W1LLLAMSON The opening week certainly unusual in that no less than eight major college games fall in the toss-up class with not more than (Hie touchdown expected to the winner from the loser. In fact two coloesuses will strug tional championship.

Miami is very slightly favored. Three contests figured at even feature Texas over Texas Tech, Pittsburph over CaBlornia and Florida over North Carolina State. Other close games inclode Florida over Mutsissippi State. Missis- (Ie before the TV r.mer.. State lU vnminiy Saturday a cixitest may have a strcmg bearing on the na- Grid Scores nthtW.

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Each road next week. up Maybe it won't be easy." has dropped 56, and On the face of it, Cleveland has Bostcm Manager Pinky Higgins National League champ, 1,197 set in 19.53. (Hie-game edge over New York the edge. No matter who you promised it easy." ccmes from the fact the Tribe has easier to win eight straight than 1 Knowing his Red Sox are out of played two more and has won two 10 By sweeping the eight, Cleve- it. Pinky said.

be up for more. land can be assured of nothing the Yankees. We like nothing bet- Cleveland is at home to Detroit worse than a deadlock. Any New ter than to beat Friday night. The Tribe plays six York loss means Cleveland need Steagel WblmskM Stengel was more whimsical going into the showdown.

been of its final games with the Tigers, two with the still-hopeful Chicago White Sox. New York plays Boston at Yankee Sta(iium. The Yanks have seven left with the Red Sox, three one less. Cleveland Manager Al Lopez, in Sports Slate Friday reading for two weeks how them enee in games remaining will decide it. have eight and they have 10.

We have two days off GB SI 47 .411 4 7 73 ITH 481 AS9 37 tS Ml 41 I.FA(;VE i. GB S2 Harvie Ward Still Expected To Win Amateur Tilt RICHMOND, Va. dent from Memphis, shot two fellas (Lopez and White Sox boss Marty Marion) have been claiming the pennant. surprised neither has won it yet. Maybe they want it and maybe win it ourselves Marion, four games back with eight left, simply stated a fact: still in it until mathematically Lcpez and Stengel both have Local Football Lincoln High v.

North Platte, 22nd and 7:30 p.m.; Cathedral v. G.I. St. Wesleyan Stadium, 53rd and Huntington. 8 p.m.; Ncwth- east at Grand Island; Southeast at Hastings.

Saturday Local at Nebraska, 2 p.m. SUte Horse mkied Harvie Ward, the favorite, rJ big guys with 78 7 faced Bill Booe aixi Billy Hynd- vk v. Early Wynn (16-10). Mike Garcia: lowa State Teaill Sira PitoOwtt 41 n8 .473 .434 AM Results WFATERN S. liea I (WicMW li flMi 8.At.

NATIONAL at. 3. 2 (12 toatMO. OHM AWERK AX IRACLB 0MR9 BCiMlihdkNl AMERICAN AWtbclATION PLAYOFF Hm WINNER. Ii to Mm HOME 4 iWimitoMs teatto back Ed Hopkins of Abilene, Texas.

Hyndman is a 39-year-old insurance from Philadel- alamtl LOSER mm mi FrMto. Met. 10 (rtMO ifett HCC Sweepstakes Pairings Set Hillcrest C(Hmtry Club Grand Sweepstakes pairings were announced Friday by Pro Bunny Richards. First round firing will be with the final two rounds scheduled Sept. 24 and 25.

Ray Becker is defending champion. The pairings: 7 Ham Ken Jpfin Cewna. Bemke Andrrarwi. Chan Tymll. 7 Scheetjr, Haxold NtwHi.

Flowi Sifin. Duane Holman Hudaon, Chic ley. Belt Ehrmann. 8 Sttslty. Gene Murray, E.

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Herb Willey. Joe Madden. Wally Knievel. Joe Johnaon. Vermaai, JewctL Becker.

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Jortenaoo. Bailey, A1 Stroll, OUle Jdacee. W. Ripley, LeonanI Davey, Howard Linch. Spomer.

Jack McCuiatioa, Bill Paul White, Geo. Parley. John Herrod. Reed, Gene Chadwell. Ed Smith.

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ImmU MBwankee, laa nmdmm at C'hteann. I2tia pjn. Only aamca aehtdaled. man opposed H.lIm.oRabbim Jr. Friday in the finals of thea 67 to turn U.S.

Amateur Golf Championship. They were the only survivtM-s erf the field of 200 which teed oil in this six-day gruelling grind of match play on M(mday. Only one of them, Wird, was among those who was given a good chance to win the title when play started and tiie beUing was that the former British champion would come through. The 29-year-old San Francisco automobile salesman figured to have an easy time against Booe, the former Yale football star who also is 29. Booe gained toe semifinals despite shooting a l2-over par 82 in the quarter final Thursday.

Match A Tasaap The Hymiman Rotoins match was regarded a toss-up although Robbins, a 23-year-(rfd college atu- (11-12) and Bob Lemon (18-8) and Case with Whitey Ford (17-7), Tommy Byrne (15-4) and Bob Turley (16-13). Thcyll probably go in that or- phia who was a finalist inider, starting tonight, through Sunday. In return, Detroit has named Billy Hocft (16-7), Frank Lary this Uxirnament in 1953. Ward gained the aemi finals with an easy 6 to 4 victory over 19-yeRT-old Jimmy McCoy of Lake W(Hth. in toe quarter-finals after having disposed of Bob McCall, a Youngstown, Ohio, sporting gocxls salesman in the fifth rounij earler in the day, 3 and 2.

Booe defeated Charley Kunkle, a 40-year-old wator company official from Johnston, 1 up in afternoon quarter-finals after Kunkle had eliminated British Amateur king Joe Conrad of San Antonio, Texas. 3 and 2. In the mtEning round Booe defeated Bill Wary an of Minneapolis, 5 and 4. (13-14) and Bob Miller (0-1). Boston has listed Frank Sullivan (1812), Tom Brewer (11-10) or George Susce (8-1) and Willard Nixon 12 8 Stengel, with four straight com- Pepper Will Be Cub Coaeh CHICAGO Martin, one-time base-stealing stai- of the St.

Louis House will be a coach on toe (Chicago Cubs next season. Martin is managing the farm team at Des Moines, in toe Western League, which ia now competing in the playoffs. Twirling Scheduled for Games A new twist will enliven the midget football games this fall, scheduled for 7 and 8:30 p.m. at the College View field. Baton twirling contests for junior girls will be held during halftime ALTirc in ceremonies.

At the eno of the sea- State charges to take things a little easy and prcHkounced the squad as in good shape as it will ever be for the opener against Denver Saturday. think the realize that the Denver game is one of the most important on our the coach said. think all set be chosen. Micro-Midget Finale Tonight The final micro-midget racing program is scheduled at 14th and Cornhusker Highway. Time trials will start at with races at 8.

Winner of the cup will be decided tonight. Cheerleaders Are Picked at Northeast When Northeast challengM the Grand Island football team Friday night they will have plenty of backing, as a student tEwmbly Thursday picked cbeerleadera to cheer them to victmr. The cheerleacim are: Dooette Keys, junior; Myrna Martin, senior; Mary Lou Tangeman, junior; Marilyn Vogel, senior and Soiidra Whalen, amtior. The winners were picked from 12 finalists who were chosen at a preliminary ccoteat. Ball Gamv Suadav and Star Saorts Secticm carries a hiil account ...11,1 NIGHT FOOTBALL LINCOLN HIGH north platte Sapt.

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