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might crowd into No. 1 spot. Dean
Jackson of Lincoln and Jerry Pro
di aska of Ulysses best of re
serves. Fairly strong.
Quarterback Biggest question
mark with Petsch, Knight and
Thompson having graduated. The
two Marvins Thompson and
Athey may get call over Fred
rr - i j yIai. Metheny, who lacks only weight
Concluding: what Biff Jones calls Jerry Kathol groomed to handle . miiar. Wvne
a "very satisfactory season with this position altho Jack Hazen of stranathan, Lincoln and Preuss of
equad. Only Bradley and Simmons have
Left halfback Major Jones had gam experience. Debus may,
hopes to replace Hopp and Rohrlg develop into great passer. Kick-
with Dale Bradley, Roy Long, ing should improve. No substitute
Howard Debus and Ken Simmons, for experience here.
dMIs ever today
the execution of the weather,
spring football drills will come to
an end this afternoon. On this the
last day, any candid observer of
the spring drills can feci that de
spite heavy losses of lettermen,
Nebraska will have two good
eleven man strings to throw
against opponents, come fall.
Perhaps the most interesting In
formation to be gleaned from the
sessions which took up on March
3, is the list of standouts at the
various positions. Walter Dobbins,
Lincoln Journal, sums them up as
follows:
Left ends Fred Preston and
Willard Bunker, lettermen with
Ed Nyden of College View;
Dwayne Domeier, Grafton and
Bert Gissler, Osceola forming the
supporting cast. Strong.
Left tackle Vic Schleich, letter
man and Bob McNutt, Colby, Kas.,
squadman last season, leading can
didates. Both big fellows and ag
gressive. Phil Yakal, Lincoln and
Howard Martig, Omaha, probably
most promising of sophomore
crop. Barring Injuries to first
two men this position should be
well taken care of.
Left guard No substitute for
Ed Schwartzkopf but Herb Von
Goetz of North Platte and Linn
Myers, both squadmen last fall,
may develop into high class per
formers. Charley Shubert, and
Don Bottorff, Lincoln, top list of
sophomore hopefuls. Shubert,
altho not competing last fall, was
on the varsity squad. Question
mark.
Centers Fred Meier and How
ard Kelly will carry the burden
altho Kelly likely to be called in
the draft Other candidates, For
rest Bachman, Lincoln; Floyd
Harris, Norfolk and Ray Lingen
felter, Plainview, inexperienced.
Will miss Bob Burruss' passing,
otherwise probably stronger as a
group than last season.
Right guard George Abel only
letterman back. Warren Alfson
bound to be missed. Second in
line is Bill Bryant, Ashland,
squadman last fall. Gene Wilkins.
Omaha; Jack Nelson, Omaha and
Bob Deviney, South Sioux City,
best of reserves. Nelson on squad
but did not compete last fall.
Position weak in experienced re
serves. Right tackle Clarence Hern
don, thought by many to be the
best tackle on squad last season,
back. Understudy probably will
be Francis Leik, a husky from
Hastings. Joe Byler of Alma, a
rangy tackle, shows promise. Phil
. Bordy of Silver Creek rounds up
list. Injuries to key men here
would be fatal.
Right end Bob Ludwick and
Omaha, fast and aggressive, Norfolk bidding for places
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