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Bill Jennings foothill coach sit Nebraska where his Cora-
husker teams have authored such upsets as all over Minnesota
and tAlehoma last year and the 'victories over Texas and Army
this year is in hot a'ater at Lincoln Bill Is a sensitive rruin and
he reacts like moat coaches to criticism because much fan criti-
cism is unfair in a degree It is usually motivated by ding)
pointment and anger or both and tve seldom argue fairly when
angry
Jennings speaking at Omaha on Monday after his Nebras-
kans had bowed 28-0 to Missouri made an injudicious remark
something to the effect that the state of Nebraska never
could be great at anything Bill obviously meant that it couldn't
be great until Nebraskans pulled together He further was re
ferrMg DO doubt to the criticism he has received for bringing
In out-of-state players and enrolling them at Nebraska
1'hat a hornet's nest Jennings stirred up! Nebraskans are a
proud set of folks and have been talking loudly ever since Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan stirred them up with his cross of gold
speech
a
In all probability Jennings was right Although Nebraska has
tut one state university it is doubtful if NU can always be foot-
ball champion with only Nebraska boys Missouri tried that Mart'
the Farout plan Don Faro one of the great coaches operated
- in a state with a Fingle state university But be couldn't win with
only 'Missouri boys Some years yrs but over a Tong haul be
Ct)td Dot
The reason was obvious If every state limited -its uni-
versity athielic teams to home-state products Nebraska and
Miasouri would be always uniformly strong rut in the days
when every school has hundreds of students from the ends of the
country and the ends of the world for that matter The athletic
teams too are made up of students from everywhere
Ind you read down the list of lowa State players last Fedor
day in your game program at OW? Wait until you See therer
of Colorado And there is Oklahoma wit)i its list of tall TelbillS
The time has passed when team personnel la localized It
paFsed a long time ago The interchange of students is nation-
wide both in athletics and in academics One worhi Werak41
Winkle said when he ran for president One world indeed It is
even reflected in football
The Nebraskans who berate Jennings for picking up half-
backs from faraway places are living in the happy past remem-
bering the days of the 19205 when Nebraska ruled the midlands
with an iron hand and did it with Nebraska boys They had a grid
dynasty going and they happened for an extended period to
have the best boys 'r
Smart lied Blaik wrote recently lithis syndicated column that
any school tluit thinks' back to a great grid dynasty is forever
trying to compare the present to the glorious past It is true at
Michigan where they Mill think back to hurry-tip N'ost It is
true al Minnesota where they Compare everything with the days
of Bernie Bierman It Is true at Nebraska It was true at
Oklahoma in the lean 1910s w hen Sooners barked back to the
days of Bennie Owen It is true at Oklahoma State where there
once was a lemiency to berate the present because it didn't com-
pare with the days of Poppy Waldorf brief as his dynasty in
football in Oklahoma was
So woe! da answer! as a friend of ours once tanked We
think the answer is this: Victory needs to be leavened with a loss
now and then to keep it in pe rspective A losing season isn't the
end of the world although it is never a goal to be bought
Learn to take It when k comes and have fun with football We've
preached "Football is game have fun while striving"
And the way OSU atudents had fun laA Saturday wiUle giv-
ing vent to their loyalty was the finest reaction at a group
we have seen in many a dreary year dreary because we had
to live with another slate team that was forever winning and
haing regarded as a super team with a super coach in a super
university The mirror was cracked mates
Let's hear that old rebel Aggie rn once morel
STEIERT VONGUNTEN TOP FACULTY
Hendrickson Young Spilt
R L Hendrickson and Melvin Th4"111
Noal
Tl'oung split top honors in Tues Anffikil
day night's league bowling
TOTAL
Hendrickson rolled a 575 series IPAYtook
for Farmers' Insurance in the! zpaityl:
Men's Executive and Young had (i il
m'harn
a 214 high line tor the titrike
----- Outs in the Toratiay nigibt Mixed-t1m1 !qirsit 4 12 1912t 201
OTA L
Doubles loop i Net limply
I Meyer 1711 160 177 513
B Andrews had the high game p mil tea 126 160 675
In the Executive rolling a 213 for Trinkbl Ill 170 126 463
1 Itounsav ill 133 171 137 463
B Andrews hatt ttte high game p I Mb 120 100 75
In the Executive rolling a 213 for 'nimbi Ill 110 126 483
ftouniavill 133 171 137 443
"141110 D-X Lau's DX wen high I b11t to 102 102 3011
learn bows loth nolo Thom I TOTAL ' 01 1 7 ZO 702 2242
StIllwator National Plata!!
""""1 """ "- Stillwatyr National Raab
Os rolling a 2348 series while Holm 164 1211 1 i0 400
sk 'mil 1 SA Aki
HI I r0 I II Exnori -1 — - — --4 Hu" 123
Bio Chem 3-1 Army' dumped Terry 165
BUsilit'83 3 1 Bacteriology down llradoithw 104
AlIncl 173
ed Chysics 3 1 and Agronomy TOTAL 001
shut out tliemlstry 4-0 111111EA 201'111 wit
lion Cooper won both high game J Thootipson 135
0 nd high series honors in the WU 1-1- Tht""PaDn Ill C Weilmutfrmter 120
Stall Cooper rolled a 206 high n W71180008147 130
line and came out with a 543 total 4 VrrficAat 37
629
ior the Fixits I 81rik Outs
162
The Filits also had the high i:Yrng 112
garne for 1811115 ruling a 1993 to-1 141 -
M iiiiiii 1311
'155
tal and the high gam with a 724 l rm InAr" tisia
' 18684460044 A 16141042
EXKCUTIVIC 1111G11:11 ! K Rabin 04
2 au 126 140 137 412 H 1741m0414141 101
mejoisimi
134 130 147 4311 W Sishtne 134
T Vallek 103 141 147 481 ! M 'Amends ' 143
I ti a sala 13 0 ilIMI 137 444 Illinfikap 45
1 au Ile
M ejois it to 3311
T Vallek 153
I Vaxrk 1311
AngiretAs 123
TO IA LS 713
Remy a filbert0rd
titiv nolds 144
Iwo lor 132
1 otitilo 125
1 aaatirr 153
P mot 163
Palbsibi all 31
PSI AL 144
I
Piweffialte 142
14 Hier 154
li k itio ditott 1511
Hair's 115
t wder 1 12
TOTAL 221
Hari y 'I bomas
Viel!inelsim 121
itinitill um Pi
311
In
It le
Ill
Ill
112
1341
31
154
134
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151
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Thootipson 135 161 164
LI Thoiltpson 171 142 lit
C Weilmuomiter 1241 14 131
WiPtifilibellsier ISO 11 IA
Handicap 31 37 37
TOTAL 611 etlit ton
147 4311 W Sabina 134
147 481 ! M 'Amanda ' - 143
137 444 11an1krap 45
185 550 ! TOTAL 511
753 2341 luanv 14A1444s
'i ' E Sloan 14
121 441i V S4oan 117
144 11141 1 8 Tracy 1Z1
171 481 I Tracy 131
131 345 TOTAL 572
142 448 I Arapaan A Foster
31 93 i R 1-nalar 117
751 2253 V trotter M
J Arneson 144
135 411 I 14 Arnawst 101
117 440 Roadway 17
125 453 TOT A L 014
145 474 81 A NI'S I 144
175 3O4 11 Maya
142
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1110 4111: G Nava 1'1
Ibi 341 ' 'nil AL 572
' SAPULPA — A late touchdown
erased the hopti el SW lwaters
Toy rioneers for an undefeMed
memo here Tuesday afternoon
the Toys having to settle for a
a draw with Sapulpa
The To 'final game a the
years brought to a close the sec
ond straight undefeated season
for the youngsters The junior
high club marched through six
opponents before Tuesday's battle
Stillwater stared first onittway
through the fourth when guard
Gored Brim 'walla Strewth o
Mock Sapulpa pont on Ow Po
YOUNG JACK OVER TRICKY DICKY
Pokes Pioneers Get Nod
by JOHN GARNER
News-Press Staff Writer
It el) comes to a close Tuesday
that great American classic which
conies once every four years
when the people go to the polls
and attempt to see through the
!charm - and -counter-charyes- to
pick the next presaknt of the
United States
Well we said earlier we would
express our candid opinion of who
is going to win it first let's!
take a look at the candidates !
The Democrats have a former
Harvard kifhack known es
"Young Jack" and the Republi
cans have matched him with as
they say a more experienced
hand in "Sir Rkhard" some
times knewo as "Trkity Dicky"
Young Jack" has based his
campaign on the basis of it time
for a change as our friends at
Norman may well agree at this
time while "Sir Richard" says !
"you never had it so good" and
"it's w lust up "front that count'
Well we don't necessanly be-
live change for change's Utke is
good but on the other hand we
question whether or not we've
never had it so good or that es-1
perience is what counts most As 1
we mentioned before some !of our 1
football friends say its tinie for
a change and disagree whole-1
heartedly that theyve never had
it 14o good
And for experience as someone
aptly pointed out what good was
experience for ote Casey? Ile cer-
tainly had a fine record directing
the Yankees but he was given
the boot in order to make way
for a "youth- movement" !!
I lean to "Young Jack" by a
hair as the people's choice to
carry the ball in Washington for
the next four years
Harvard halthaek known as In the Southwest once-beaten
"Young Jodi" and the Republb Arkansas and undefeated Rice
cans hay matthad him with as I elesh et Little Itial The 'War-
fray say a more sparhowad Wicks have been downed by Bay
sand in "Sir Rkhard" some- ler and the Owls this year's
irises knows as 'Tritely Ditery' Southwest regicider thumped the
Young Jack" has based his Bears Ilea week and should play
"
iimpaign on the basis of it time a key rule in the title winner
1r a change as our friends at Only one game of importance
orman may 1sell agree at this :coalereme wise will be played
me while "Sir Richard" says in the Big Eight which matches
YOU never had it so good" and Missouri and Coloraiki at Colum
it s allot up "front that counts" bia although the highly rated
Well we don't necessarily be1Tigers must be given the edge
t!ve change for change's bak e is : Another championship could be
$al but on the other hand we decided in the high school divi-
iestion whether or not we've skin where Stillaater High travels
ver had it so good or that ex to Bartlesville in a crucial test in
rience is what counts most As the Oklahoma Si race
e mentioned before mime of our I It all points to a tough week
othall friends say its time for : ()n the forecalters
change and disagree holed' OKLAHOMA STATE AT KAN-
artedly that they've never had SAS STATE—The Cowboys haven't
so good won since the Tulsa game a monthr
And for experience as someone ago K-State is in an even 'longer
itly pointed out what good was drought winning only its season
cperience for ote Casey? lie cer- opener While the Cats will be
Indy had a fine record directing tough I look for the Pukes to win
le Yankees but he was given by a comfortable margin
le boot in order to make way - IOWA AT MINNESOTA — Tbe
r a "youth movement" game of the week but I eittl't get
I lean to Young Jack" by a excited The Ilawkeyes should
lir as the people's choice to strengthen their hold on the nem
irry the ball in Washington for her one position by soundly de-
e next four years 'eating the game but outmanned
Now with the election settled Gophers:
196 149 135 430 0811 STA t'llr 1124161111 Agronomy
143 130 126 399 Mocked' Prothorty
149 130 112 441 Guinan's 102 131 102 3411 DY yay
111 - - 61 -- Si —191 Wttfla 139 137 167 4113 ! Liner kb
lII NI 140 3231 Lary ' 143 137 161 443 34'9101014r
14nrithson 153 IN 130 469 ! Grsii
140 131 114 442 Handicap 43 43 43 In ' TOTAL
131 157 131 432 ToTAt Ir2 NU 693 I7M Plassics
IM 119 113 427 1hra 1911119 Gibson
134 112 170 44 l'enn 112 96 147 355 Hutt
131 159 IMI 413 liroun 111 155 190 453 : Frisiziiii
12 12 12 31 McCollum 123 162 156 41111 Kohnks
"To --strt —let- 1314 149001-1 141- Ill- 152 438 Crearvior4
IIITA1 90 94 645 12011 Hand' is
111 160 177 313 Tech i TOTAL
Mb 1:113 ISO 415 Hrvirl III 1111 148 374 harterisbogy
111 110 121 4E1 Sch0114 144 143 169 456 Shank 116
133 171 137 463 tiller 192 147 190 619 Miller
1011 162 102 306 118601c6P 3 3 3 9 Dur has in
100 367 636 1103 Pees
011 Zi 702 2342 TOTAL '
1 Staab Itlybeys I trlir
IN 129 116 4011 16010Y 146 132 159 440 TOTAL
131 113 133 457 11101r 126 125 123 424 Army
167 151 112 493 Babb 111 177 155 419 Hamilton
136 170 142 3a4 Strobrnsen 113 143 1511 5041 Hhoara
es Imo 12R 2r TOTAL 47 640 393 1411 Luiribusitit
104 732 603 31114 !Winer° Langley
! Group ' - Sitiskritrus -- -- NI IN 113 3:111 Cooper
170 135 154 450 ltragdon 113 139 - IAA 3101 Handicap
1211 129 129 287 Knoy Iry 114 119 158 413 TOTAL
lip 95 94 290 Allan ' "r -"' 143 113 109 4111 Hatiarsa —
17412611 )48 ays 1 Handicap 119 69 89 217 Kerwin
-r —--i--111tAL 111---444-644-4444-4:4rob4441—---
ed lop laurels Sleiett rolled a 206 ebol
' mw41"1" 171 ISO 153 414 I w AV 114 moan
ittiond 131 132 132 31041 lthlri
ilich line for Business and Von latiiiiil 71 ri 23 29 1 Itonnett 143
ToTA L '146 700 700
CII 206 IM
IIII11 had a 3 32 series for Doily I
Baluilska Avi 1
ary I ttrin t1 In
In team scores Dairy delealeit li n101 171 2t13 120 380 '
"119 ' -' 141
123 137 120 360 114avbtarn 175
Bio Chem 3-1 Army dumped 4-cur"t
Y 163 163 51 sia Ho9dIcap n
BlIsille53 3 1 Bacteriology &ma ! tirsdoiiiv im 131 139 3" 11YIAL OAS
111Incl in 173 111 Mg
ed l'hysics 31 and Ag70110111y TIITAL 601359 724 21160 I
shut out Memistry 40 i
MIXED 1301'1111 RI I It AGIT: 1 r1"14 Un
134
111
193
170
573
134
136
Ile
142
43
1112
124
131
Vol
115
SW
Ill 452
112 235
2i 4 552
170 572
SRI 1522
Chou laniteti
liar ley ThomaA hAd an 840 high' IA 1113 135 457 11100r um A SU
Tat lor 167 151 112 499 Babb 117 177 155
- Farm i tja91 IA 120 142 30a S1099609 185 165 1511
V anitiaticos es Imo 121 2r TOTAL 637 640 595
young also bad high individual! liii AL 704 132 683 3110 !Winer°
'Hips ill the meei Doublet row: Forporrre Irrortratore Group ' - stripkrioo ---- --Si 1371 -113
nig a $52 wild a new 14' cluoittamoto IN 135 t54 459 ltra 13 rlon 1 139 118
411e 1100d Ili 129 129 287 K no Ira IA 119 158
Strike 11TardThe S 01111 Shattered c'elhn4)
— Ilautliicks011 lin 95 94 290 Alkii ' r 145 J71 109
09 69 89
a team mark rolling a bat high Eitn --171--"1"---17 an 1 11141"'f"AI'LP
wItherger irbri Imo lar 4071—" -77 '--- 951-11941-944
game and the Creeper' had the IlgnincliP 42 42 001 E111111
i Tirt-A I 757 762 r9 22981 H(mite'll 149 153 143
high 3 game total kith in 1823 Paul's ir-I rogter 160 123 121
In the OS11 Faculty league A114"m"'" In 122 144 :193 1 341"0 IM IRO 171
Barnes 141 Ill 1511 430 ' CooPer 178 206 159
Steiert and Bob Von Gunten divid! Murpht 150 134 150 434 1 TOTAL 671 724 5911
ed 1011 11111111411 Skied rolled a 206 1HMilmlogitnin 171 160 153 4841 98C11Tif LEAGUE
132 132 132 31041 eb111111r1
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160
1441
103
151
1115
21
ni
165
toz
to
114
135
Fighi Resuifs
457
4511
5 iS
I 9I3
4611
351
314
431
514
21143
104 465 i IVIIIII elilloaUll I J AJ 1 Filo
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lit 4311
"t 411 By United Pr latarnational
IA 349
51 7 I 1N21:ii 1 HARTFORD OM Steve Ward FRI
lis 4E2 143 Manchester Conn knocked i
Ita 336 Mit Jesse Watson 140 New lot
k 1 nItTrt ri
In V 1Aot 9
130 1711 672 t
172 681 la22i II OUS TO N Tex Cleveland'
134 130 330 I Big Can Wiliii1M11 2(9 ii011M011
1311 106 344
110 110 414 An11111111 out l'reOrge Moore
142 WO O 431 Detroit 44) 1
43 13
817 547 1682 McKEESPOIII l'a — Art Si
124 120 3111: den 199 clecisioned
13"75 373' Bert WIlitehurst NI New York
3163 3311
115 144 3149 f 10
102 013 114
1
136 1M nig i SACTIA141ENr0 Calif —14)eyi
02 10 713 1416'6 112'2 Sieramento -
145 1114 373 FtOpprd ra010 Hoi 1:5 New
121 06 3131
01 01 '1611 York nnd Italy (f0'
551 351 16011 1
: SAN JOSE Calif — Willie
14 112 412: N10111)11 14)1 San Jo'' (niir de-
1411 117 491
149 1115 447 (isinnett Angel lAyez 147 lAis
1" 178 498 Angelei t 10)
510 1161
pesos"' 15 with end Elmer Jack-
Sat rvnning It lock te ifi tea
Two plays later quarterback
Tommy Harrison skirted right
end for the gunes initial core
A hne bled by fullhavk John Cwin
for the all-vital eonvellion wu
short as Sapulpa stacked op a 11-
man forward wall
Sapulpa cams back strong
darting on their own 20 after the
kickoff and moving to the Stitl-
water 40 in seven quick plays A
wide run around left end moved
the Papooses to the Toy 15
Slashes off tackle and sprints
let's take a look at this week In
foot ball
- Several garnet al impostanee
will be waged across the land
Conference championships could
be deckled in several sections
with others weighing heavily on
the final outcome
Tali the rnishosost whore the
top two teams in the UPI rank
Ingo clash at Miewloapolis Iowa
and Mintwoota ooth andoloatod
in ois starts will In all prob
dotormine tha Big Ton's
delogato to the Rose Bowl
Com inAll
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135 EMI
151 101
115 141
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141 750
121 lir
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117 121
116 172
170 110
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75 6 306
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414
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Iliclattli Ill 152 120 304
Wilmot 110 110 154 410 1
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around end moved the ban la the
four and a first duwn fur Sapulpa
On the first play a Papooso half-
back eluded several would be
tackles going wound left end to
knot the game at OA The attempt-
ed run tur the conversion w a
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liVith only 204 remaining in the
game the Toys put on a spirited
drive but bogged down deep in
Sapulpa territory
The Papooses took over and set
forth a heavy aerial barrage but
rooki not penetrate any further
Mal AT ARKANSAS—The Owls
are the darling of Houston and
this year's suiprise In the South-
west Arksgsas has 11t4 played
flashy but is consistent Vie Ra-
zorbacks should root their way to
victory on their march for an-
other share of the SWC crown
TENNESSEI AT GEORGIA
TECH—You can throw away the
form sheet in this one These two
schools are traditional rival and
the edge must go to visiting Ten-
nessee but I see an upset tot the
!thudding Wrecks:
TEXAS AT BAYLOR — The
Stecrs have been &horned more
than once this year and the Bible-
toting funilamentalistS Baptists
could do it again This one is too
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Also:
Oklahoma over Iowa State-
Missouri over Colorado -
Kansas over Nebraska
Tulsa over Wichita
Michigan State over Purdue -
' High school division:
SO !water over Barites ille
Perkins over Crescent
IYale over Davenport
icusbing over Sapulpa
Tulsa Central over Muskogee
Lawion over Atilt
Midwest City OVtt 1ii 111111 Cu l y
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Norman 0ee Ardmore
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is brought dolvn by a Sapulpa tackler after gaining six ynis
on mit end tun in the third mmrter of Tuesday's game at Sapulpa
TheTeys Were tied 6 6 by the l'apooses in the final gam
the year
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Elects Three Co-Captains !
SOUTH ORANGE NJ 4 t'IlL
fill Brooks of Wethauken Ron
toe °lender of twth and N'tqi
lAulker of Carbondate l'a have
been eieeted en-capIoins of I h e
Si ton Hall University basketball
team it- WWI announced today Ify
eoa411 Jrbi Regan
Crocks Storting Lineup
SYRACUSE NY (UM —Pete
Brokaw a Junior lett haltback
from Nyack - will strut
tigainst Army at 11iikee Stailann
next Saturday Syraeue
hopes to get back on the inning
Brokaw sat out the tast
three games:
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Stillwater News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 50, No. 240, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1960, newspaper, November 2, 1960; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2144836/m1/9/: accessed November 15, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.