Potter's Jim Schwartz Tabbed Workhorse Fullback at Chadron
Jim Schwartz, a Chadron State fullback for three years, is profiled as a workhorse on offense and defense. The Potter, Nebraska native, a 1954 Potter High School graduate, moved from Nebraska to Chadron after a brief Nebraska stint, served in the Marines, and returned to star for Chadron State while posting strong yardage. He endured a 55 minute game stint and an elbow injury, and was noted for pro club interest. The piece highlights his scoring, perseverance, family tragedy, and popularity on campus.
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Chadron State
Jim Schwartz
Jim
Potter
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Chadron
Bill Baker
Marines
Gary Tuggle
Pendelton
Pendelton Marines
Major Stawicki
Big Daddy
Lipscomb
Eddie LeBaron
The
Chadron State Eagles
Kearney
Herb Hollyman
Eagles
Guido Santero
Virgil Meyer
Schwartz
Santero
Meyey
Nebraska Wesleyan
Frontier Airline
Peetz and Otis Unbeatens Clash in Class C Playoff
In Sterlings County Stadium at 2 pm Saturday the Peetz Bulldogs meet Otis in the first round of Colorado Class C eight man playoffs. Peetz 7 0 led by coach Garretson and Otis 8 0 under coach Fox, both undefeated. Peetz edges Otis in offense, Otis strong on defense allowing 49 points per game. Top scorers include Ronnie Wieser for Peetz with 129 and Ronnie Welch for Otis with 114. Other Otis players listed midseason with scoring totals, plus league standings and event notes from October 27 1960 appear in the same roundup.
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Bulldogs
Sterling’s
County Stadium
Peetz
Otis
Colorado
Paul Garretson
Jack Fox
Otis Crew
Yuma
Ronnie Wieser
Ronnie Welch
Western Conference Scoring Leaders and Standings Summary
Rod Romig of Alliance won scoring honors with 144 points in Western Conference play. Larry Miller of Gering led in most points per game and added four extra points to break a tie for PAT placement. Tony Rock of Sidney tied for most touchdowns in one game with Miller, while Jack Barnett of Ogallala posted the longest run at 99 and two thirds yards.
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Rod Romig
Alliance
Bulldog
Larry Miller
Gering
Miller
Romig
Ronig
Bridgeport
Chuck Schadwinkel
Sidney
Tony Rock
Jock
Kimball
Rock
Jack Bennett
Ogallala
Lexington
Ray Griffiths
Jere Knoles
Tim Kettelhut
Nathan Hinkle
Randy Scott
Gene Morris
Larry Miler
Bayard
Tony Ock
Jack Barnett
Paul Koch
Wieser Leads LPV Scoring with 129 Points
Peetz Bulldogs junior quarterback Ron Wieser tops the Lower Platte Valley Conference scoring with 129 points from 21 touchdowns and nine extra points. Duane Ruskie of Crook is second with 109 points, and Roger Church of Sedgwick has 69 points. Also, the Utah Supreme Court rules that a tree dropping leaves into a neighbor's yard does not constitute a public nuisance.
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Ron Wieser
Peetz Bulldogs
Lower Platte Valley
Wieser
Crook
Duane Ruskie
Roger Church
Sedgwick
Utah Supreme Court
Mrs. Wells Wins Telegraph Football Guessing Contest
Mrs. R. Wells of Sioux Ordnance Depot won $10 in the Telegraph Football Guessing Contest after a tie-breaker. She and four others each correctly picked 16 of 20 winners, with Wells’ 17 7 Wyoming win close to the actual result, while other top contenders reported diverse spreads and several games tripped up many contestants.
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Roy A. Wells
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Wells
Joseph A. Bates
SOD
Don Martin
Dewayne Brandon
Sidney
LaVern Phelps
Lodgepole
Wyoming
Utah
College Football Scores Roundup From Various Matches
New Mexico defeated Denver 41 to 6 while Montana beat Colorado State 26 to 14 and Colorado won 7 to 0 against Oklahoma. George Washington edged Air Force 20 to 6. TCU 4 Baylor 6. Arkansas won 7 to 3 over Texas A M. LSU and Mississippi tied 6 all. Wisconsin beat Michigan 16 to 13. Illinois topped Purdue 14 to 12. Navy defeated Notre Dame 14 to 7. Missouri routed Nebraska 28 to 0. Minnesota crushed Kansas State 48 to 7. Iowa beat Kansas 21 to 7 and Northwestern defeated Indiana 21 to 3. Iowa State won 13 to 6 against Oklahoma State. Holy Cross beat Marquette 20 to 0. Wyoming beat Utah 17 to 7.
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Bates
Martin
Phelps
Cowboys
Brandon
Mississippi
LSU
George Washington
Air Force
Colorado
Oklahoma
TCU
Baylor
Illinois
Purdue
The
Telegraph
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Oregon
UCLA
North Carolina State
Southern Cal
Stanford
California
Egon State
New Mexico
Denver
Montana
Colorado State
Arkansas
Texas A & M
Wisconsin
Michigan
Navy
Notre Dame
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas State
Iowa
Kansas
Northwestern
Indiana
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Holy Cross
Marquette
Utah
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Lienemann
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Nathan Hingle
Ray Morris
Tom Kéderaba
Jim Keetlehut
Allance
Steve Pattison
Ogallnain
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Larry Christensen
Amance
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Weiser Peetz
Kuskie
Nelson
Sanger
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Leija
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