Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 13

lr ift ft Can Be Nightmares rTHE HEAT is on the Corn huskers today The Huskers are supposed to drub South Dakota State by a sizeable score Anything less than a sub stantial margin will be con sidered a moral victory for the and a dis mal start for the Scarlet As it takes a series of breaks to turn a mismatch into a romp coaches whose teams open with under manned opposition usually get little sleep riday night This has been the routine since little Centre College whipped mighty Harvard years ago OR NEBRAS KA coaches a so called easy opener always brings up the ghost of Hawaii This was in 1955 when the Huskers opened with Ha waii a team they had trounced 50 to 0 in the Is lands the preceding year The Hawaii lads spilled Bill Scarlet club 6 to 0 and 23 thousand fans staggered home to cry in their beer and buttermilk Little did it matter the Is landers could use freshmen a fact that permitted the quick importation of Skippy Dyer a semipro The Huskers were sup posed to gallop Instead they fell flat on their faces and the alumni real and curb stone were howling mad Even a 28 to 20 defeat at Ohio State the following week failed to ease the anger This was a Buckeye club bolstered by Rose Bowl stars of the preceding year and Nebraska surprised by leading 20 to 14 in the third quarter This same team which lost to Hawaii shook a three year Kansas State jinx thumped Colorado and Kan sas and won at Missouri But nothing it could do would erase the memory of that first failure The 1955 club is the last Nebraska team to win at Missouri No Repeat? I DOUBT if South Dakota State can pull a bn the Huskers today Bill Glassford in 1955 took the Rainbows lightly and spent early season getting ready for Ohio State This fall Devaney and his aids while having one eye cocked toward next Minnesota assignment have not overlooked the Jackrab bits The team from Brookings also has no performer the likes of Skippy Dyer nor a replacement with the class of Bill Taylor a Hawaii freshman Dyer who returned the opening kick off 39 yards averaged seven yards bn nine plays before he was injured Taylor his relief carried four times for 49 including a 36 yard sprint to set up the lone touchdown Cousins IN RECENT years the Cornhuskers have more success with the Dako tans than the Hawaiians Bill 1961 team opened with a 33 to 0 victory over North Dakota Last Devaney debut produced a 53 to 0 romp through South Dakota Going into inau gural the Huskers gain cour age from the record which shows only two lost openers in six years Nebraska bowed to Wash ington State 34 to 12 in 1957 and lost 20 to 0 to Texas in 1959 Argentine Belts Champ Pastrano Miami Beach la Gregorio Peralta of Argentina slugged his way to a unani mous decision over Light Heavyweight Champion Willie Pastrano in a non title bout riday night Peralta used jabs and round house swings to punish the champion in every round and win by a wide margin Pastrano kept dancing away with Gregorio in hot pursuit all the way Time after time Peralto shook Pastrano with hard lefts and rights to the head and Willie tied him up only to take more punishment to the body Tulane to Remain in Southeast Loop New Orleans La Tu lane University will continue to play football in the South eastern Conference Darwin enner president of the board of administrators an nounced riday night WorlOerald Sports Section OMAHA NEB SATURDAY SEPT 21 1963 13 NU Sophomores Expect to Earn Call at Lincoln Herald Photos Newcomers for Nebraska Haug (left) Duda and Jeter jgKHEEEk Mr Ear? I Ef JiflMHHKW fe' Ek aHHE MrV Rhu Jackrabbits Hope to Surprise Heaviest Crew Today World Herald Lincoln Bureau 501 ederal Securities Building Coach Bob Devaney will take the wraps off the heav iest football team in Univer sity of Nebraska history to day The Scarlet will 'collide in Memorial Stadium with South Dakota State in the first en counter on a 10 game sched ule The kick off is scheduled for two Despite two months of rough travel ahead a scent of orange blossoms is in the air as 32 thousand fans the larg est opening day turnout in years prepare to assemble Last December Nebra ska scored a welcome though freezing victory in the Gotham Bowl now defunct The Scarlet hope for another post season junket possibly to the sunny shores of Miami and the Orange Bowl Husker optimism stems from varsity size and experi ence Devaney has at his com mand a first unit averaging 222 pounds up front and 211 in the secondary His alter nate team averages 219 in the line and 189 in the backfield The first1 forward wall is manned by such stalwarts as Guards Bob Brown 269 and John Kirby 218 and Tackles Lloyd Voss 245 and Larry Kramer 231 Back of this solid wall the Husker machine is fired by Dennis Claridge quarterback who already has been drafted by the pros (Green Bay and Oakland) joined by Halfbacks Willie Ross whose gallops shot Nebraska past Miami in the Gotham Bowl and Kent McCloughan Broken Bow speedster who made a sensa tional sophomore debut a year ago The alternate unit has up front senior Tackles Monte Kiffin 253 and Bob Jones 232 a pair of Nebraskans who have been pushing regulars for starting honors The alternate backs boast red Duda a brilliant sopho more quarterback prospect from Chicago and Dave Theisen a veteran halfback who seems to have finally hit stride South Dakota State al though short in numbers with a squad of 39 has top per formers Doug Peterson a two year veteran quarterback led the Jackrabbits to two consecu tive North Central Conference Texas Gains 21 0 Win Over Tulane New Orleans La (AP) ifth ranked Texas wore down stubborn but outmanned Tu lane 21 to 0 in the football opener for both teams riday night The Southwest Conference defending champions scoring all but three of their points in the second half had to pull out all stops to over come a gutty Green Wave line Only 18 thousand fans were out to see Tulane go down to its twelfth straight defeat dating back to the end of the 1961 campaign The Longhorns had to call on shoeless kicking specialist Tony Crosby to break the scoreless deadlock with a 27 yard field goal 1 run (Harris Dass from 2 run (Crosby kick) Attendance 18 000 Wichita at Tempe Wichita Kans (AP) The University of Wichita football team flew to Arizona riday for a season opening game with Arizona State at Tempe tonight 31 Tex Harris Orlisle) Harris championships He shares captaincy honors with Wayne Rasmussen who is the of the attack and Jerry Ochs 218 pound center Up front the Dakotans have two year veterans in Darrel Tramp a top pass receiver Stan Jacobsen a 212 pound guard from Rock Valley la and Don Huis a 214 pound 6 2 tackle This is the first meeting between the Cornhuskers and Jackrabbits This Records 14 7 0 6 13 7 0 South Dakota 25 Toledo 7 Ark St 10 Montana St 28 Augustana 26 Dakota 24 Dakota 17 Tlak St 13 Iowa Teachers 41 Moringside 47 Colo 13 22 14 6 6 16 16 0 34 34 St 14 Nebraska South Dakota State No games played 9 Montana St 6 Last Records Nebraska 53 Dakota 0 xo iviicnigan 36 Iowa State 19 Car St 26 Kansas St 31 Colorado 7 Missouri 40 Kansas 14 Okla St 6 Oklahoma 36 Miami Nebraska vs State irst Lineup No Nebraska Wt Pos Wt Dakota State No 83 Larry Tomlinson (204) LE (192) Darrel Tramp 80 75 Larry Kramer (231) LT (227) Dennis Dee 77 68 John Kirby (218) LG (214) Don Huis 68 54 Ron Michka (204) (218) Jerry Ochs 55 64 Robert Brown (269) RG (212) Stan Jacobsen 69 71 Lloyd Voss (245) RT (221) Dave Westbrock 78 80 Richard Callahan (186) RE (208) Ed Maras 88 14 Dennis Claridge (222) QB (174) Doug Peterson 15 21 Willie Ross (199) LH (178) Jim Dwyer 25 32 Kent McCloughan (196) RH (172) Wayne Rasmussen 35 44 Gene Young (227) (203) Gale Douglas 45 Line Nebraska 222 South Dakota 213 Backfield Nebraska 211 South Dakota State 182 Alternate Lineup No Nebraska Wt Pos Wt Dakota State No 87 William Haug (195) LE (200) Arden Mackenthun 89 75 Robert Jones (232) 'LT (225) Bob Williams 71 66 John Dervin (206)LG (214) Tom Loquai 66 52 Lyle Sittier (213) (195) Lyle arrand 58 65 Duncan Drum (228) RG (196) Gary Neuharth 67 77 Monte Kiffin (253) RT (222) red Holloway 76 84 Tony Jeter (203) RE (202) Dave ennig 87 10 red Duda (185) QB (202) Don Meyer 18 23 Dave Theisen (202) LH (165) Reed Sanderson 26 18 Hobert Hohn (175) RH (162) Dave Glasrud 14 31 Rudy Johnson (193) (204) Jim Nesvold 48 Line Nebraska 219 South Dakota State 208 Backfield Nebraska 189 South Dakota State 184 Defense Lineups No Nebraska Wt Pos Wt Dakota State No 83 Larry Tomlinson (204) LE (200) Arden Mackenthun 89 75 Larry Kramer (231) LT (227 Dennis Dee 77 68 John Kirby (218) LG (214) Don Huis 68 54 Ron Michka (204) (218) Jerry Ochs 55 52 Lyle Sittier (213) RG (212) Atan Jacobsen 69 71 Lloyd Voss (245) RT (221) Dave Westbrock 78 44 Gene Young (227) RE (208) Ed Maras 88 32 Kent McCloughan (196) Safety (175) Doug Peterson 15 23 Dave Theisen (202)' LH (171) Terry Gukeisen 36 18 Robert Hohn (175) RH (172) Wayne Rasmussen 35 43 Bruce Smith 198) (204) Jim Nesvold 48 Line Nebraska 220 South Dakota State 214 Backfield Nebraska 195 South Dakota State 181 Kick off 2 Stadium gates open at 12:30 Tickets Memorial Stadium locations available at four dollars bleachers seats at $250 Nebraska Marching Band to Salute the rosh at Half Lincoln (AP) be some innovations at Memo rial Stadium today in pag eantry and color incident to the Nebraska South Dakota State football game The Nebraska marching band under Prof Jack Snider may be starting a new pre game tradition when it forms the words Big on the play ing field before game time The drum majors Jim Wickless and Keith Mc Creight both of Lincoln will be showing off new uniforms During half time cere monies the band will sa lute the breaking freshman class of three thousand who have just ex perienced the flurry of reg istration medical check ups and meeting new friends The band will form a hypo dermic needle a punch card and a head the latter in recognition of the traditional barbecue for in coming freshmen Baton i 1 Joyce Burns the Nebraska Sun shine Girl again will be a featured performer at half time ceremonies Worrell Wins 2 Ak Bids Houston 2 Others in Tie UL 2 Bud arris Los Cruces :139 3 Gerald Marr Tularosa :158 4 rasier Imperial 16 :152 2 Pat Marr 153 3 Sue Roberts :155 4 Wendy Pot :161 The second in 10 perform ances will be tonight at eight riday results: Bareback bronc 1 2 3 tie be tween Jim Houston Omaha: Buddy Peak Tucson Ariz and Ken Stanton Red mond Ore 175 points 4 5 tie between Jim Roeser Wilder Idaho and Pete redericks Halliday 168 Calf 1 Sonny W'orrell redonia Neb Saddle bronc 1 Leonard Nel son Wolf Point Mont 173 points 2 Marty Wood Calgary Alta Canada 171 3 Jim Roeser Wilder Idaho 169 4 Boyce Burnett Trotters 168 Steer 1 Sonny Worrell re donia Kans :061 2 Boucher Burkburnett Tex :071 3 4 tie between Jim Roeser Wilder Idaho and James Bynum or ston Tex Brahma buP 1 Joe Green Sul 1 pher Okla 174 points Ronnie Rossrn i Broadus Mont 168 3 Hank Ahhie uiiurt Howard Kans 155 Girls barrel 1 JoAnn Crosby i Coffeyville Kans Mr Tucson Ariz Sonny Worrell of redonia Kans jumped out with two victories in defense of his all around championship title as Ak Sar rodeo opened riday night 1 An estimated 51 hundred saw Worrell capture honors in calf roping and steer wrest ling Worrell collared his calf in ill and pulled his steer down in :061 Omahan Jim Houston was involved in a three tie for first in bareback bronc riding Tf i VACUUM fviuiu ids Manx ADDie Houston Buddy Peak of Rumsey Alta Canada 158 4 Harley Ill sgrt Wrt arv srse Tucson Anz and Ken Stan ton Redmond Ore accumu tuun la ted 175 points each Rival to Base Bid on Passes? 4000 May Witness Morningside Tilt By Maurice Shadle A 23 game stalemate will be up for decision at the Uni versity of Omaha this after noon at two as the Indians entertain Morningside College in the football opener for both schools Victory in the last two games has hauled Omaha into an 11 11 1 series tie with the lowans Dopesters anticipate an Omaha win this afternoon before a crowd expected to hit the four thousand mark Such a turnout would be about one thousand under capacity While opening game mis a'k could prove costly Coaches Dewey Halford of Morningside and AlCaniglia of the Indians will be strong on veterans Only one non letter man is listed for each school rep Ik 11 World Herald Photo Jim skirts pile of upended Warriors Races 83 yards for Prep score donnybrook before from Dave Bouda to End Bill the first time 27Rouse piled up a 20 to 0 World Herald Photo 162 pound half sail twice in the 7 6 of the a rout muster after the intermission and made it 27 to 0 with a 65 yard drive capped by Gernon one yard plunge Then came West Prep lead at the half The expected game week appeared to be since Westside could only 36 yards rushing in the first half and no first downs until the final play of the half HX 1 1 I 1 2 A 1 idiib win imeiy ue ireaieu to razzle dazzle football' The Chiefs according to Halford will depend on Results Creighton Preo 27 Westside 20 Benson 19 South 0 Lincoln High 13 North 7 Bovs Town 30 Tech 7 Bishoo Ryan 28 North Platte 0 Bellevue 21 Thomas Jefferson 20 Ralston 28 Ashland 0 Abraham Lincoln 20 Central 7 Cathedral 2(1 alls City 0 Columbus St Bon 50 Holy Name 20 rauHiion Lewis uencrai ort Calhoun 56 Nebraska Deaf By Conde Sargent Jimmy brushed the dust off Creighton of fense riday night and pro vided the top ranked high school team with its third straight football victory Warriors broke Long Jaunts Offset Westside Bid and turned the Intercity con 1 eight yard touchdown pass im'Z z4 An rLx zn lr knfnt rxtTA DaiizIa Cm! 7)111 itoi iiiiu a i losing for to 20 back set opening period for touchdown runs a 70 yard punt return and an 87 yard jaunt from scrimmage Prep proved for the first Prep even marched steadily time this year its offense was capable of more than what Coach Don Leahy said was yards and a cloud of JS McAndrews ullback sweeps and passing for vic tory The lowans have had little success through middle of the Omaha line the past two years Variety again will keynote the Omaha attack Quarter back Carl Meyers is minus Little All America End Paul Blazevich so will offer more variety in his passing attack Rocket Roger Sayers ap pears more eager than ever to treat fans to explosive run ning While ullback Wayne Backes was the power man in last starting back field Gerald Allen is the same type of runner as a replace ment for shifty Louie Miloni at right halfback Caniglia has made two changes in backfield assign ments Duane McAndrews former Boys Town performer has moved from halfback to fullback and Jimmy Collin from fullback to quarterback Knights Acquire 7 New Prospects The World News Service Montreal The purchase of three youngsters from the De troit system and the addition of four players from Quebec of the American Hockey League riday boosted hopes in the Omaha Knight training camp The Knights acquired De fenseman Barkley Plager as well as forwards Keith Walsh and Tom Burgess from De out of first quarter numbness heroics plus an I' 1 abH I THKtC Wl ill MnLiwii cij'i'ci if) jE RRHR j9EH I surge It against subs either Prep which pounded out 293 yards on the ground was apparently headed for anoth er score when a fumble re covered by Warrior Joe Jones gave Westside the ball Hard running Dave Rupp slammed 20 yards and Leon Arps followed with a 44 yard scamper that carried to the Prep 16 or the first time Westside backers among the eight thou sand could smell a score a terback Ron Hinckley scored on a keeper from the three The Warrior defense led by Rupp Jones and John Demgen stiffened and their offense changing to outside penetrations after the a 1 continued to roll A 46 yard Hinckley to Bob Rahe pass set up Rupp for a scoring plunge with three minutes left With 1:13 left Demgen picked up a Bouda fumble and scrambled 45 yards to cut the margin to 27 to 20 time outs had run out as Prep stalled the fi nal moments scooted for 137 yards in 12 carries getting a big boost from the 87 yarder West side Halfback Line backer Dick Hurst suffered a knee injury and sat out most of the contest Right after their first score the Warriors advanced to the Prep 11 where a fumble halted the drive troit Coach Scotty Bowman was elated with the purchase of Plager i is a rugged colorful individualist who takes plea sure in knocking opposing forwards all over the Bowman said is one of the few exponents of the lost art of 360 Club to Conduct Hunter Safety Class Registration fees will be 75 cents for two evenings of a hunter safety class to be con ducted by the 360 Rifle and Pistol Club next Monday and Wednesday and September 30 The program planned in co operation with the Omaha Safety Council and the Ne braska Game orestation and Parks Commission will feature instruction in proper gun handling Registrations may be made by phone with Club Secretary Naomi Groom at 451 2353 Putting Pulls Ragan Into Tie in Scotland Dalmahoy Scotland (AP) Dave Ragan United States Ryder Cupper from Orlando la hit a hot putting streak riday and joined Peter Alliss and Eric Brown in a three way tie after 36 holes in the Dalma hoy Open Golf Tournament Sinking five putts of be tween 12 and 25 feet the 28 year old Ragan fired a five un der par 66 for a halfway score of 136 World Herald Photo McCane tallies in spite of John McCrea tackle Three Let Cowboys ThrashT ech 30 7 By Don Lee Byron McCane Boys football hurricane went on another rampage riday night He stung Tech with three touchdowns as the Cowboys frisked to a 30 to 7 victory on the plush turf at Boys Town This was Boys only opportunity of the campaign to strut its football talents Dan Riely Ken Gilchrist and Tom Robbins in the line Also Tom LeBlanc was a particular problem for aerial game as he intercepted a pair of passes George Buckler the 195 pounder and Darrell Oswald were among spe cial partners in offensive may hem Oswald scored the other two touchdowns One was on Westside 0 0 7 13 20 Creighton Prep 20 0 7 Westside scoring: Hinckley (3 run) Dave Rupp (2 run) I John Demgen (45 fumble return) Points 1 after Bob Rahe 2 (kicks) Creighton Prep scoring: i Hill Rouse (8 pass from Dave Bouda) Jim 2 (70 punt return 87 run) Gernon Longo (1 run) Points after Bouda 3 (kicks) Statistics Westside Pren irst downs 8 18 Yards rushing ISO 293 Yards passing 62 44 Total yardage 251 337 Penalty yardage 30 70 Passes attempted 9 6 Passes completed 3 4 Intercepted by 0 1 Lincolnite Raps 69 in Iowa Meet Davenport la (AP) or mer champion Bob Leahy of Iowa City and professional Al Chandler of Columbia Mo carded four under par 33 35 The Trojan score arrived against an Intercity League power and the Cowboys were ready! They peppered the Trojans with four touchdowns the first four times they went on the attack McMillan Wins McMillan Junior High raced as first round leaders in the Iowa Open Golf Tourna ment riday The scores and a spectacular comeback round of 37 32 69 fired by Lincoln Neb professional Gary Greu nemeier were the best rounds compiled by a field of 117 pros and amateurs on the Emeis public links course Amateur Ed Wysowski (34 36) and professionals Gene Hansen of Minneapolis (37 33) Bob Harris of Willmutte Ill (36 34) and Jim King (34 36) were deadlocked for fourth place Amateur Matt Taber of Lin coln fired a 35 37 72 and professional Jerry Dugan of 361 76 1 3M 3J to a 26 to 0 victory over Marrs Junior High riday afternoon on a play The Cow boys were assessed a penalty for pass interference as the game was ending On the extra play Lewis Garrison flipped to Jerome Williams for a 28 yard touchdown Tech 0 0 9 Boys Town 18 6 6 Tech scoring: Touchdown Jerome Wil liams (28 pass from Lewis Garrison) i CIKCI LUUVHUUVll (nlacpmpntl Hoys lown scoring Bv ron McCane 3 18 12 88 runs): Darrell a 41 yard run and the other with a fingertip catch of a pass from David Keeder It was a 15 yard strike Tech which was negative two yards rushina in the third i quarter wound up out of the That of course was more hole at 112 yards The running than enough and the awesome of Les Webster and Green lineup fielded by Coach Mau were big factors rirA 'skin) Palrnna was wa tered considerably with sub after the game was finished stitutes in later stages McCane was tremendous scoring from 18 and 12 yards before polishing a sparkling performance with an 88 yard gasper On that longie the 190 pounder with blistering sprint speed somehow squirted into the Tech secondary i (STcemenn t0ucnd0Wn Le5 Webster Omaha rapped a 41 80 He was waltzing along with The tourney includes 18 sort of a hoppy gait and left Oswald 2 hl run 15 pass from David holes today and 18 Sunday Warren Green of Tech sprawl statisc Tech Town ing at midfield Yard rng Other sharp Cowboys? 134 Have your choice among li George Long Mel Hamilton 1 0 Vi.