Ducks Win on Power 20-12
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pass from center spiraled over
punter Bordogna and the Busker
kicker had to chase the ball into
the end zone. The hurried kick
slithered off the edge of his foot
and went out of bounds on the
Nebraska 12.
James, who racked up 76 yards
in nine tries during the afternoon,
took only one play to go the dis
tance, an end sweep to his own
right. It looked like the halfback
would be stopped on the four, but
Hodges applied a key block to
open the hole.
Thin time Shaw’s try for
point after touchdown was good.
Oregon's first squad, which
played the entire first quarter
without a substitution, not only
showed off a sterling offensive
push, but also played airtight de
fense. Nebraska was bottled up in
its own half of the field during
the whole 16 minutes, advancing
only as far as the 47.
As soon as the initial frame
was over, both coaches sent in
their second elevens. This way,
they could substitute their first
squad later in the same period.
Nebraska's substitute gridders
made a better showing than the
first team, as they went 57 yards
in 12 plays early in the second
quarter.
Fincher Leads Attack
Rex Fischer, Bordogna’s under
study, was the leader of the
Nebraska attack, which went all
the way on the ground. Fischer,
only a sophomore, personally ac
counted for 41 of the yards.
Notable gains were a 17 yard
reverse by Denny Korinek from
the Oregon 44 to 27; and a fine
33 yard broken field exhibition by
Air. Fischer that ended on the 3.
It looked like the Oregon line
would hold after two plays had
put the hall back to the four,
hut on the third down Fischer
scored on an off tackle slant
from the single Wing.
Korinek’s placement attempt
was wide.
Nebraska's second platoon was
quick in its scoring drive, but Ore
gon's substitutes were even faster.
Albright took Korinek’s kickoff
and returned to the Oregon 39.
Albright carried again and
picked up five yards. On second
down, Fleet Ted Anderson, Ore
gon's 440 ace, streaked through
the line, eluded the three Husker
linebackers, and rambled 56 yards
untouched for Oregon's third six
pointer. Dean Van Leuven, full
back, threw the key block for his
halfback mate on the midfield
strip.
Holland Converts
Barney Holland, who replaced
Shaw, was successful on his extra
point attempt.
Nebraska threatened again be
! foro the half, after on Oregon
fumble set the home erew up on
the Oregon 27. Bordogna packed
the ball to the 19, but on the next
play he also fumbled, with Ore
gon's John Heed recovering. Shaw
punted out of danger on fourth
down. ,
After a scoreless third period,
Fischer came back into the game
for Nebraska, and set up the last
touchdown, this time through the
air lines. Working from the tail
back spot, he ripped off gains of
nine and three yards to place the
ball, first and ten, on his own
32.
He found the Oregon pass de
fense off the switch on first
down, and passed a long one to
Korinek on the 41. With defense
man Anderson on his tail all the
w’ay, Korinek barely made pay
dirt, being spilled just over the
goal line. The point that could
Team Statistics
Team
VaHn gained rushing
\«rd» lost rushing .
Net yard* rushing
P ■ atti
Passes completed
Parsed had intercepted
\ ards gained passing
Total yards .
I if • I do.%ns ruiibtng
Fit st dou 01 pauin g
total first downs
Yardage kickoff returns
Numl»er of punts
Average length punts
Yardage punt returns ..
Number penalties .
\ a rds penalized
1 J
Ore.
... .260
9
251
. 6
1
21
Neb.
189
54
135
10
6
0
137
272
12
0
12
4
6
49.6
30
6
80
2
1
272
9
.T
12
27
6
44.5
27
4
30
4
3
Individual Statistics
Nebraska
K or wick .
•
Smith .
Novak .
Itordogna ....
Oregon
Anderson ....
James .
Shaw .
Albright .
Van Leuven .
Gaffney ..
Passing
Shaw .
Hordogna .
Holland _
Smith .
Att.
. 4
.18
. 3
. 7
. 3
..11
Att.
Net
20
16
. 9
. 3
-....10
.10
7
Att.
11
21
6
18
Net
61
76
16
4 3
32
6
17
4
... 4
... 1
... 1
10.0
4.0
4.0
* 3.7
3.0
2.0
1.6
30.5
8.4
5.3
4.3
3.2
3.0
2.4
Y ards
118
21
19
0
0
Managers Needed
Any student interested in
helping to manage varsity foot
ball can get a job with this
year’s team by contacting’ Jim
Sehroedcr, head manager, at the
athletic department in McArth
ur court. The phone numbers
are campus extensions 281 and
285. Sehroedcr says that there
are three spots open.
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havo put Nebraska within one TD
of Oregon was blocked by Ore
gon’s booming line.
The IVebfoot* controlled the
hall for the last eight minutes
in thn £am#*, when a slow drive
ground out 79 yards, only to be
stopped six feet from the goal.
With Hodges, Albright and
James handling all the ball pack
ing chores, the Ducks picked up
six first downs on 19 plays. Walt
Oaffney, with 12 seconds left,
tried to go over from the two but
was snowed under by Husker
tackiers as the horn sounded.
Oregon resorted almost entirely
to the ground game, and fired
only six passes that gained a
scant 21 yards. Coach Casanova
was pleased with his team's
ground attack, especially the
running of James, wjjo averaged
8.4 yards a try.
Defense Stops ‘T’ Wins
Oregon's defense worked to per
fection against the Husker “T”
find single wing. Reed, another
Webfoot sophomore, and Emery
Earnes stopped off all Nebraska's
end runs, forcing the losers to go
through the air or up the middle.
OREGON: Ends, Reed, Barnes,
Mobley, Berrie; Tackles, Reeve
Tucker, Stiner, H. Johnson’,
Laird; Guards, Higdon, Sweitzer
Hedgepeth, Nelson, Patera; Cen
ters, Pheister, Lowe, Weber.
Backs, Shaw, James, Albright
Hodges, Gaffney, Holland, Ander
son, Van Leuven.
NEBRASKA: Ends, Weddle
Schabacker, Yeager, Harris;’
Tackles, Connor, Minnick, Oberlin.
Kitzelman; Guards, Bryant,
Glantz, Wagner, Machisic; Cen
ters, Oliver, Britt.
Backs, Gohde, Bordogna, Smith,
Yeisley, Fischer, Reeves, Korinek!
Noval, Rolston, Kennedy.
Score by quarters:
OREGON .13 7 0 0_2Q
NEBRASKA . 0 6 0 6-^12
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