Friday, September 15,1961
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 7
Huskers Scrimmage Today; Open Season Sept. 23
By Dave Wohlfarth
The 1961 Nebraska gridders,
who open the season against
North Dakota Sept. 23, in Lin
coln will scrimmage for the
third time this fall today at
3:30 p.m.
Coach Bllt Jennings an
nounced Thursday that he will
send his 55-man squad into
a final tuneup scrimmage to
day, weather permitting.
the Huskers open their 72nd
grid campaign against a new
opponent, North Dakota. The
Huskers will play six home
games this year, facing North
Dakota, Arizona, Syracuse,
Kansas, Colorado and Okla
homa at Memorial Stadium.
NU plays Kansas State, Ok
lahoma State, Missouri and
Iowa State on the road.
Jennings, in his fifth year
will be trying to improve on
the 4-6 record of last year.
Classified ads for the DaRy
Nebraskan must be entered
two days in advance and must
be Iaid for in advance. Correc
tions will be made if errors are
brought to our attention within
48 hours.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
And for the first time since
he took over as head coach
in 1957 Jennings can start a
lelterman at every position.
Jennings has commented,
"We should be a better foot
ball team. We are Improved
but so is the entire Big Eight
Conference."
Twenty-four lettermen re
turned to the Husker fold this
year. There are 11 seniors,
18 juniors and 27 sophomores
on the NU roster. Tri-cap-tains
Mick Tingelhoff, Don
Will offic fif Tli Mutun Benefit
l.ife Ins. Co. will hire a qualified man
for part-time lil Insurance Kellinfc
ivhll in roiieire. lending to opportunity
for fuH-time career m this vicinity. The
man we hn-e will Vnow. on tlie foniis
of our scientific aptitude tet nnd
trained Interviews, that he. has the
potential to succeed in this work. He
will receive training and Kuidnnce
from fin experienced supervisor. As k
purl -timer' he cfln enrn substantial
sums. Writ for an interview. ivmi!
your background, address, and phone
numner. William N. I.nndy. Super
visor. Mutual Benefit Life, .VXI Nat'!
Bunk of Commerce RMk.
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Purcell and Pat Clare, senior
lettermen, will lead the Hus
kers this year.
Rain Slows Drills
Although slowed by rain
this week the Husker fall
drills have progressed satis.
factorily with few serious in
juries.
Currently the Huskers are
engaged in a battle of posi
tions as several starting spots
are still undecided.
The Husker line, with letter
men two deep except at right
guard, appears solid enough
to stop any enemy thrusts and
supply adequate passing sup
port as the aerial game is
considered to be the new
weapon on the Husker offense
this fall.
Besides the returning line
men, sophomores making bids
for the top two teams include
Bob Brown, 251-pound right
tackle from Cleveland, Ohio;
left end Dick Callahan of
Sioux Falls, S.D., Monte Klf
fin, 220-pound Lexington left
tackle; David City's John Kir
by at left guard and Ed Mitch
ell, 258-pound right guard from
Galveston, Tex,
At left end Nebraska has
lettermen Purcell and Jim
Huge. Purcell, rated one of
the toughest defensive ends
in the Big Eight, led the Hus
kers in playing minutes last
fall with 447. Huge, junior let
terman from Holdrege, and
Callahan, who has also been
used at fullback and right
half, give the Huskers plenty
of left end depth.
Bob Jones and Gary Too
good head the left tackle
corps. Both are 200-pound plus
juniors wfth game experience.
Kiffln, bothered by a back
Injury previously, looked good
in spring drills.
Dwain Carlson of Fullerton,
Larry Donovan of Scottsbluff
and Dallas Dyer of Lexington
will be the Scarlet and Cream
left guards this fall. All three
are lettermen and Donovan is
a converted end while Dyer
is the team's utility man, now
stationed at the left guard
slot.
Two Returning Centers
At center the Huskers have
two lettermen and an up-and-coming
sophomore, Ron Mich
ka. Senior tri-captaln Tingel
hoff and senior George Haney
both saw action last year,
Haney as a left tackle, t he
Mphraska center depth was
reduced when Lyle Sittler,
soph from Crete, was lost for
the season because of a knee
operation.
Plavinir richt tuard for the
Husker will he letterman Ty
rone Robertson from Toledo
and Mitchell, huge sopho
more guard.
At right tackle NU has big
Bob Brown, Al Fischer and
Archie Cobb. Fischer And
Cobb are both lettermen and
Cobb is t,he NU punting spe
cialist. At the present time
his draft status with the re
serves is unknown, however.
Lettermen Mike Eger, Dick
McDaniel and Pat Salerno
head the Husker right end
corps. Salerno injured his
knee this summer but has
been working out regularly
running up and down the sta
dium steps in sweat clothes.
Nebraska should be able to
boast of added backfield
strength this vear with an Im
proved passing attack plus
the threat of Thunder Thorn
ton, the Toledo, Ohio flash.
Thornton, who was switched
to left, half In spring drills,
was the Huskers leading ball
carrier last year at fullback
and could, be among the na
tion's top halfbacks before the
I1 grid season concludes.
Letterman Warren Powers
from Kansas City will share
the left half duties with
Thornton.
3 Deep at Right Half
At right half, the Huskers
are three deep in lettermen
and soph Willie Ross Is push
ing for a starting position.
Clare, senior tri-captain, Ber
nie Clay and defensive spe
cialist Dennis Steuwe are the
returning lettermen at the
right halfback spot.
The fullback ipot appeared
to be Coach Jennings' num
ber one problem last spring
when he switched Thornton to
left half. The failure of Noel
Martin, senior lettermen from
Clay Center, Kans., to recov
er from two knee operations
Attention N Men
All N Club men Interested
in selling football programs
this fall should attend a con
cessions meeting today, ac
cording to L. F. Klein, Con
cessions Director.
The meeting will be held
at 4 p.m. in the Club
rooms of the Coliseum.
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21 . Sioux City, !. O. Farrell
20 Roooinsdale. Minn Irv Nerdahl
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2 Albany, G. Bernte Reid
20 Scottnbluff Bill Connor
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21 Lexington Merle Applebe
72 South Bend, lnd. ueorje Kelir
24 . Omaha South-Cletus Fischer
Princeton, Minn. F. Fischer
Norfolk Bill Gilea
Cotad Harold Chaffee
Norfolk Bin Giles
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. Ord Allen Bellineer
..East Point, Ga. Alex Truitt
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1 . Galveston, Tex Rav Shappard
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have left him on the doubtful
list for any heavy duty.
Currently battling for the
starting fullback berth are
junior letterman Bill Corn
stock and soph Rudy John
son. Johnson, who hails from
Aransas Pass, Tex. was shift
ed from halfback this fall and
has looked good. Comstock, a
Scottsbluff native, formerly
played end.
At quarterback, the NU
coach could start any one of
three signal-callers, John Fai
mon, Dennis Claridge or Ron
Meade. Claridge, a sopho
more, seems to have the In
side track for the job on the
basis of his running ability at
well as his aerial arm.
Faimon is a junior letter
man from Omaha and Meade,
who suffered a knee strain
this week in practice and
probably won't scrimmage to
day, is the Huskers' place
kicking specialist from Cam
by, Minn.
Others on the injured list
include Stuewe, who has tha
flu and a strained ankle, Lar
ry Kramer (leg), Ron Gil
breath (shoulder), Bob Brown
(pulled groin muscle) and
Thornton with a pulled muscle.
IM Meeting
There will be a meeting
of all intramural managers
September 19 at 7:30 p.m.
in PE Building 114, accord
ing to intramural Director
Ed Hlggtnbotham.
CoMd HaroM Chaftee
. steelton. Pa. J. C. Slevock
Hamburg, Minn E. Brown
Toledo. O Bob Momsen
21 . Lexington Merle Anplebee
21 ..... 0'eill--lon Templemeyer
21 Reno, Nev. Paul Baldwin
1. Magnolia, Minn Gale Hellerud
21 Glenwood, !. Red Holmes
21 ..Dayton. O Ed Regan
20. ... . Cleveland, OVBon Davximf
ADV. ADV. ADV.
ONLY A FEW
MILLIONAIRE FATHERS
Statistics show that a limited
number of students have a
father with &ssets of 1,000,000
dollars or more. This means
that with the increase in en
rollments more students art)
looking for ways to stretch
their college dollar and sav
money.
Why not start the academic
year right and form the habit
of saving money buy your
books and supplies at the store
where more students go, sbv
money at the Nebraska Book
store, 1135 'R" Street
For added student conven
ience "courtesy bus" is op
erating from Selleck Quad to
Girls Dormitory to 11th & "R"
anyone may ride FREE to
stops enroute.
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