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BY HAROLD ABRAMSON
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.Nebraska's Comhuskers 'will
assume the underdog role when
they go against the powerful
Notre Dame squad Saturday aft
ernoon in Memorial stadium.
The Irish are being booked as
39 point favorites on local par
lay cards.
Irish Minus Fischer.
Coach Frank Leahy is bring
ine a fine array of talent which
includes such standouts as Jim
Martin, Terry Brennen, Frank
Tripucka, Emil Sitko, and Leon
Hart who has been mentioned
for AU-Ameriean honors this
year. The Irish will be minus the
services of 1947 All-American
Bill Fischer who has a dislocated
elbow.
The Notre Dame grid mentor
Is expected to use his reserve
squad if the Irish varsity squad
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5:36, 7:42, 9:48.
STUART. "A Southern Yan
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NEBRASKA: "Apartment for
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STARTING LINEUP: Howard Fletcher, Charlie Toogrood, Darwin Salestroin, Tom Novak, Harold
Dorn, Dick Goerlein, Georre Bostwick, Del Wlerand, Kirk Lee, Bill Mueller and Frank Couopy.
can manage to run up a high nesses in the Husker machine,
score. The Scarlet director realizes that
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tighten all the defensive weak- j tion's top passers in Frank
Tripucka, last year's understudy
to Johnny Lujack. The Irish also
have two potential Ail-Americans,
Jim Martin and Leon Hart,
who will bear watching in Sat
urday's contest.
Saturday's encounter will find
Kirk Lee of Fremont, 166 pound
sophomore in the startig posi
tion at left halfback. Kirk was
not Invited back for the early
workouts. However, his play with
the scout team soon drew
Potsy's attention. He was groomed
to start the Colorado game a
week ago but a pulled muscle
kept him sidelined.
In recent scrimmages Lee has
proved to be the top running
back on the field. He drives hard
and shows plenty of "savvy"
when it comes to picking his
holes.
The Cornhusker squad should
be in fair physical condition. Bob
Costello, blocking back and line
backer, hurt in the Colorado
game in the first quarter will
probably be ready. Frank "Dutch"
Meyer, will not see any action
in the weekend contest.
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