Friday, September 29, 1961
The Daily Nebraskan"
Page 3
Heavier NU Will Try
To Halt Fast 'Cat Backs
Nebraska will attempt to
halt a seven game Arizona
winning streak tomorrow
when they tangle at 2 p.m. at
Memorial Stadium.
The Band Day attraction,
expected to draw 35,000, will
be the first meeting between
the two schools. Both opened
with wins last weeend, as
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Flrnt Team
Tm. No.
LE 87
LT 71
LG 67
C 50
RG 61
RT 73
RE 88
OB 12
LH 24
RH 35
FB 41
LE 84
LT 76
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RG 60
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QB 10
LH 23
RH 34
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ARIZONA
Name
Larry Williams
Vern Alexander
Howard Breinig
Bob Garii
John Smull
Dennis Underwood
John Renner
Eddie Wilson
Bobby Thompson
Joe Hernandei
John Carney
WT.
207
200
184
194
202
218
190
184
174
175
190
Second Team
No.
82
74
62
51
65
70
89
24
30
44
12
Ken Cook
Carl Runk
Jim Osborne
' Gene Bubala '
Virgil Grant .
Gerald Zeman
Skip Townsend
Dave Long
Tom Kosser
Walter Mince
Ted Christy
185
210
197
187
180
205
193
174
170
193
190
85
67
61
50
72
76
83
21
41
17
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NEBRASKA
Name
Don PurceH
Bob Jones
Dwain Carlson
Mick Tingelhoff
Tyrone Robertson
Bob Brown
Dick McDaniel
Dennis Claridga
Bill Thornton
Pat Clare
Rudy Johnson
Jim Huge
Gary Toogood ,
Dallai Dyer :
George Haney
Ed Mitchell
Al Fischer
Larry Tomlinson
John Faimon
Bernie Clay
Willie Ross
Bill Comstock t
Wt.
199
220
202
225
207
251
191
200
200
184
182
187
211
' 158
226
258
215
194
179
183
193
185
the Huskers blanked North
Dakota 33-0 and the Wildcats
plastered Colorado State 28-6.
The game shapes up as a
wide open contest as the two
teams both demonstrated
some high-powered offense in
their openers.
Leading the Arizona attack
will be the "Terrific Trio" of
quarterback Eddie Wilson,
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General) Thompson and right
halfback "Jackrabbit" Joe
Hernandez. Last Saturday the
trio lived up to their advance
pre-season AU-Amencan bill
ings as they accounted for
all four Arizona touchdowns,
all in the first half.
Nebraska, which will be at
full strength minus reserve
center Duncan Drum due to
a charley horse, displayed an
offense combining the passing
of quarterbacks Dennis' Oar
idge and Ron Meade and the
running of backs Thunder
Thornton, Willie Ross and
Bernie Clay in its opener..
NU Coach Bill Jennings in
dicated Thursday that full
back Noel Martin, who has
been sidelined due to a knee
injury, may even see action
Saturday.
Nebraska will have a con
siderable weight advantage
over the Wildcats, 206 per
man to 193 on the first unit
and 201 to 189 on the second
team.
NU's first line outweighs
the Wildcat line 214 to 199, 15
pounds per man. ". The NU
second line weighs 211 per
man, compared to Arizona's
194 per man.
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Sports Shots
By Bullet
This weekend is the first big weekend for collegiate
football. All Big Ten and East teams play Saturday. There
are some key intersectional games as well as some early
season conference games, all of which should add up to
an interesting weekend of football.
In the Big Eight, Colorado and Okla
homa swing into action with the Sooners
facing Notre Dame and Colorado meeting
conference rival Oklahoma State.
. Colorado's sports publicity director,
Fred Casotti (a poor man's Walt Whit
man), scribbled this message on a recent
release:
"I tip my hat to Kansas Slate
The way they broke from starting gate
.. Just hope my Buffaloes don't take gas
And fall like Kansas on their mass . . .
of clippings."
After watching the North Dakota films, Coach Bill Jen
nings and staff graded the Huskers' performances, based
on the University grade scale.
The number one line (Reds) earned a 4.3 offensively
and defensively while the alternate unit, the Blues received
a 3.9.
Predictions
So far so good. Bullet's weekly predictions have netted a
.795 percentage, hitting on 31 out of 39 picks. Last week's
record was 20 out of 26 and one tie. The misses were on
the Kansas-TCU, Kansas State-Indiana, Cincinnati-Boston
College, Arkansas-Mississippi, LSU-Rice, and North Caro
lina State-Wyoming games.
This week the games get tougher and there are some
real toosups. Here's the way this corner sees them.
The Huskers should be able to combat the high-flying
Arizonans with some razzle-dazzle offense themselves. The
game should be a wide-open battle with the emphasis on
offense r.ather than defense.
Nebraska will be at top strength and have a weight
advantage over the Wildcats. Let's call it Nebraska 21,
ARIZONA 13.
Big Eight Games
AIR FORCE 20, KANSAS STATE 12-Falcons should
be able to down the Wildcats, who last week surprised
everyone by upsetting Indiana.
COLORADO 19, OKLAHOMA STATE 7-Colorado will
combine always tough throwing arm of Gale Weidner with
something new this year a more dangerous ground attack.
Buffalos should be able to beat the Cowboys at Boulder.-
KANSAS 20, WYOMING 10 Pity anybody that plays
KU after last week, but Wyoming has a good ball club
which could give the Jayhawks a scrap.
MISSOURI 24, MINNESOTA 21 Minnesota may not be
as weak this year as some people think with most of their
Rose Bowl backfield including Sandy Stephens returning.
This game could go either way and Minnesota may have
a home field edge but I'll stick with Mizzou.
NOTRE DAME 20, OKLAHOMA 14-We'll pick Notre
Dame strictly on a home field basis because this inter
sectional battle rates as a tossup. Oklahoma, however, has
lost 12 backs due to injuries in practice, including four of
the top eight and the ace defensive specialist.
Big 10 NORTHWESTERN 12 Boston College 7, IOWA
30 California 8, WASHINGTON 13 Illinois 6. UCLA 22 Michi
gan 16, MICHIGAN STATE 28 Wisconsin 12, OHIO STATE
19 TCU 6.
Other Games ALABAMA 30 Tulane 0, ARKANSAS 44
Tulas 7, ARMY 33 Boston U. 0, AUBURN 10 Tennessee 7,
BAYLOR 14 Pittsburgh 13. MARYLAND 21 Clemson 20,
DUKE 13 Virginia 0, FLORIDA STATE 15 Florida 8,
GEORGIA 19 Vanderbilt 16. RICE 20 Georgia Tech 14,
HARVARD 20 Lehigh 0, HOLY CROSS 18 Villanova 13,
MISSISSIPPI STATE 14 Houston 10. "' """ - "
IDAHO 25 San Jose St. 12, MISSISSIPPI 26 Kentucky 7,
LSU 20 Texas A & M 3, PENN STATE 24 Miami (Fla.) 8,
NWY 36 William & Mary 7. NORTH CAROLINA STATE
21 North Carolina 12. OREGON STATE 18 Stanford 8,
OREGON 14 Utah 6, PENN 35 Lafayette 14, RUTGERS 20
Princeton 12, VMI 14 Richmond 13, SOUTH CAROLINA 14
Wake Forest 0, SOUTHERN CAL 22 SMU 13. SYRACUSE
32 West Virginia 13, TEXAS 24 Texas Tech 0, WASHING
TON STATE 28 Utah State 0, YALE 21 Connecticut 6.
7:15 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
IM Grid Scores
Tuesday's Scores
Phi Kappa Psi 32
Kappa Sigma la
Sigma Chi 1. Delta Upsilon 0
(Forfeit)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 8...
Beta Theta Pi 7
Theta Xi 28
Phi Delta Theta 0
Wednesday's Scores
Alpha Tau Omega 12
Delta Tau Delta 6
Phi Gamma Delta 25 ...
Sigma Xu 0
Cornhusker Co-op 6
Beta Sigma Psi 2
Sigma Alpha Mu 27
... Sigma Phi Epsilon 26
Physicals Tonight
Physical examinations for
all men who wish to partici
pate in varsity and fresh
men athletics will be given
at the Student Health Cen
ter again tonight. Athletes
must report by 7 p.m., ac
cording to Paul J. Schnei
der, head athletic trainer.
Yell Clinic Staled
Over 300 of the area's high
school cheerleaders have reg
istered for the 4th annual Ne
braska Yell Squad-sponsored
clinic billed for tomorrow.
The 1961 clinic will be held
at the East Stadium indoor
track Saturday at 9:30 a.m.
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