https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18873/archive/files/3974c063bcb2faa084e7f6fbb9ba46c7.pdf?Expires=1792627200&Signature=cJlFOwtXzjZk2pS5DbZZ6EY3Y9Hhm7e5DZdanbIjl8D-Pk7uKIQJ2o-w00xvI129gDZ6VI-aQXSk13ZNt907%7ElfsTf-29xArH49o3BzkYlJNhDlZfF-HFxzNG6huFo8m%7Ed0p9PTzx0tQR71vkb%7EhyTXJOc-GUe-zEkUoMzIi91cfxmbC2YlQLnKCAXfcR7AhxIyCvW4bMerrynxvJasF6b4UADBGTBhTCPYlgLaRRLEnG8cxdmm554WDmRUENxmzxhGTXcR38o6XFJMeM0-DIjBjy6OwhTr4EIM7UU4I4gCSqqHGuMG%7E3KmICmfVCuD9zXHDJK3ILaYLFFkWUbRCSw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM ceb08a939f5f30d9b786f71955246388 PDF Text Text Page Four THE Red Star Hass (30) is buried by Garrison (24) following Briscoe Pass. GATEWAY Friday, May 12, lg67 f Gateway Sport Photos by Rudy Smith Scrambling Red Quarterback Briscoe (27) Finally Gets Nailed By Garrison and Haborak (44). Reds Win Spring Squad Clash 31-19 By Dan Parker The 1967 spring drills proved successful for Coach A1 Caniglia and his staff as the Reds beat the Whites 31-19 in the annual intrasquad game Tuesday at Westside High School. More than 1,200 spec­ tators saw the Red victory sparked by Little Ail-Amer­ ican candidate Marlin Bris­ coe. The classy field general hit 13 out of 27 passes for 147 yards, and scrambled for 52 yards in 11 carries, dazzling the defense with his double threat. White quarterback, Gary Peters, the 26-year-old exMarine, showed great promise as the number two signal caller. Hitting 19 out of 32 passes in a straight dropback style for 163 yards, he bested Briscoe by nearly 20 yards. However, their running did not compare. Peter's' top receivers were Cincinatti U. transfer Tom McKernan and Emil Steidel. McKernan grabbed four tosses for 68 yards and two touch­ downs while Stiedel's five catches tallied 60 yards. All CIC-End Bill Haas and sophomore flanker Gary Paporello were Briscoe's best targets. Haas had three key catches for 47 yards and one touchdown, and "Pap" caught three straight sideline passes, as the Beds scored at the end of the first half. The Reds scored first on a three-yard plunge by Rick Davis with eight seconds left in the first quarter. Helped along by penalties, the Whites scored on a seven yard flare pass from Peters to McKernan. McKernan's second score put the Whites ahead 13-6 as Peters rifled over the middle to him for 20 yards. Briscoe showed his ability to pick plays as the clock was running out in the. first half. He marched his company 55 yards in six plays. The score was deadlocked 13-13 as Haas' spectacular end zone catch ended first half play. Scoring twice in the third quarter put the Reds up 25-13. With 6:47 left in the third quarter, tackle Bsrnie Kanger intercepted a deflected Peters' pass and romped 32 yards to score. The second score came as Briscoe scored on a three yard keeper around the right end. Ray Shaw replaced Briscoe for the Reds in the fourth quar­ ter, and hit two out of four passes for 60 yards and one touchdown. Shaw's TD pass came as he hit Stan Standifer on a 49 yard scoring play. Wrestling star — converted football fullback — guard, Roy Washington stole a Shaw handoff and scampered 76 yards to score ending the game. "Washington is a good com­ petitor. Next fall we'll use him more in spots on defense so the opponent can't take advantage of his size," Caniglia explained. Dom Polifrone and Buddy Belitz spiced the defense for the Whites, as did E. G. Owen and Lew Garrison for the Reds. G a r r i s o n intercepted a Briscoe pass and galloped all over the field on the return. Garrison's team members have labeled him "160 pounds of sheer guts." White back Robin Cummingsled all rushers with 101 yards in 12 carries. He was followed by the Red's Ron Sayers who rambled for 78 yards in 9 car­ ries. Caniglia also sited the run­ ning of Pat Smagacz and Lloyd Williams of the Whites, and Greg Kavan of the Reds. The only injury of the game came as veteran tackle Tom Hutchinson injured his left knee. The extent of the injuryis not yet known, but after consulting doctors Wednes­ day Hutch says surgery is required. "All in all we are happy with the scrimmage. Sayers ran well, Briscoe illustrated his scram­ bling ability, Peters threw well out of the pocket, and all the receivers looked real good." "We are lacking line depth, and this became apparent when the squad was split. However, our recruitment should help the line problems and we are looking forward to next fall," the coach con­ cluded. The Indians will open against North Dakota State on Sep­ tember 16 at Rosenblatt Sta­ dium. Reds 6 7 12 6—31 Whites o 13 0 6 19 Reds---Davis 3 run. Kicked failed. (:08) Whites - McKernan 7 pass from Peters. Kick failed. (10:00) Whites - McKernan 20 pass from Peters. McKernan kick. (5:27) Reds-- Haas 7 pass from Briscoe. Davis kick. ( :00) Reds---Kanger intercepted pass. Kick failed. (6:47) Reds — Briscoe 3 run. Pass failed. ( :22) Reds - Standifer 49 pass from Sha*. Pass failed. (3:24) Whites--Washington 76 stolen handoff. Kick failed. ( :00) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gateway Newspaper Archive Description An account of the resource The Gateway Newspaper Archive was launched in 2007 as a UNO Centennial Project. UNO student newspaper The Gateway offers readers a glimpse into campus life. Articles, photos, advertisements, and specific dates can be searched in issues dating back to 1922 with more recent issues added on a regular schedule after the conclusion of the academic year. Relation A related resource The Gateway Newspaper Archive available at <a href="https://repository.unomaha.edu/islandora/object/unomaha%3Agateway">https://repository.unomaha.edu/islandora/object/unomaha%3Agateway</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Paper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Reds Win Spring Squad Clash 31-19 Subject The topic of the resource Briscoe, Marlin, 1945- Description An account of the resource At the intrasquad spring game, Marlin Briscoe led the Reds to victory. In the right image, Briscoe (#27) is seen "finally" getting tackled. <br /><br />Source: Parker, Dan. "Reds Win Spring Squad Clash 31-19." <em>Gateway</em>. May 12, 1967. Page 4. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dan Parker Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Gateway Newspaper Archive, University of Nebraska at Omaha Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 12, 1967 Relation A related resource Gateway Newspaper Archive: <a href="https://repository.unomaha.edu/islandora/object/unomaha%3Agateway">https://repository.unomaha.edu/islandora/object/unomaha%3Agateway </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource clippings (information artifacts) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LH1O59G259_Briscoe_articles-019 African Americans Alumni Athletics Football Marlin Briscoe Municipal University of Omaha