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Wednesday, October 11, 1961 The Daily Nebraskan DAILY NEBRASKA -... ' " " """""" 1 1 Page. 3 Injuries Dim Hopes In Syracuse Clash Si C " ":: .rr i'S WILLIE ROSS I Ross Gets Star Award By Mile MacLran Willie Ross is the recipient of the Daily Xebraskan third Star of the Week" award as a result of his outstanding play against Kansas State Saturday. "Willie "The GaUopin' Hoss" Ross spearheaded a blistering ground attack by gaining 103 yards and scoring 13 points in the process. The touchdowns were scored on runs of 1. 54 and 17 yards. These were Willie's Urst scores for the Cornhn&kers, and be said "That first good college game really I eels good." It was not the fleet footed halfback's best per formance ia football, bow ever, as be scored six touch downs ia a high school game. . "I had real good blocking. cn the long run I saw my ! blockers real well," Rjss 1 said. "I just cut back and ! Bob Brown cut roe loose." 3 The Helena Ark a as as Sophomore, who is running with the first string ihisi week, states ftat .ew we're j laokiag for Ernie." regarding Ernie Davis ef Syracuse. ! whom the Hosiers play this week. The 133 Rass boasts a rec ord breaking highscbaol ca reer. He as aa all-state selection in fool&all for three consecutive jears, and was also an all-state basketball player. He was on a stale championship football team while scoring 24 touchdowns in the pracess of gaining 2JJ77 yards. In doing this, be broke the record of Bobby Mitchell, the star tack for the Profes sional Cleveland Browns, mho j attended the same h:gh who looks deceivingly small, he has been clocked at :09.7 ia t'" hundred yard dash Willie had offers from al most all of the Big 18 schools and UCLA. He has certainly found a receptive audience for his football abilities at Ne braska. Rose is the Hu&kers Head ing ball carrier, according to the XU statistics after three games. The sophomore halfback has gained 13C yards ta IS carries ftr a 7 J average U place him above Dennis Stiiewe who has gained 2S yards ia foar carries for a 7 J per carry average. Nebraska Is Second In Offense By Mel Hester With the Big Eight season in full swing, early Big Eight statistics show that Nebraska ranks second among the Big ugnt reams in total offense with 72S yards gained in three games. Leading the NU attack are BUI Thornton, the leagues fourth-leading ground gainer. with 144 yards on 33 carries and Willie Ross, rated sixth with 136 yards on 18 carries. The top rusher in the Big Light is Dave Hoppmann of Iowa State with 339 yards gained in 76 carries. Leading the Nebraska team in passing is Dennis Qaridge (5th) with II completions eat of 23 tries and Ron Meade (10th) with five act of eight Gale Weidner of Colorado holds the league's top honors with IS completions out of 33 attempts for a net gain of 304 yards. Colorado's Jerry Hillebrand with 7 catches and 133 yards is the leading pass receiver. Husker end Jim Huge, with five catches and GO yards gained, is seventh in the league. Holding 13th position among receivers is Dick Mc Daniel with five completions for 52 yards gained. Willie Ross (5th) leads the Nebraska pack in total points scored with three toachdowas, ahead of teammate Ron Meade (Cth) with 17 points. Number one scorer ia the league is Rob Taylor of Mis souri with four touchdowns. Dave Hannah of Oklahoma State with 12 punts, averaging 44.0 yards, heads the Big Eight punters. Nebraska's Ar chie Cobb ranks fifth with 10 minis averaein? 34.5 and Den nis Claridge is seventh with! seven punts averaging 32.1 yards. The third rated punt re turner is Pat Clare with seven returns for a 6.1 yard aver age. Seventh is Dennis Stuewe averaging 2-5 yards in two returns. Colorado once again has a top man in the ratings in Ted Woods mho has aver aged 2SJ yards ia three run backs. By Dave Wohlfarth Three Husker linemen, who would provide plenty of bulk against Syracuse Saturday, were all held out of contact work yesterday and will see only limited duty this week. The trio, center Mick Tin gelhoff, guard Ed Mitchell and tackle Bob Brown, are all sidelined with leg injuries and may not be able to play against the Orange. Coach B1H Jennings also announced that .backs Rudy Johnson and Dennis Stuewe were seeing only limited duty this week and that fullback Gene Ward will not play Sat urday due to a charley horse. Jennings announced one position change, switching soph Duncan Drum from cen ter to fullback. Drum, who is now the third string fullback due to Ward's injury, is con sidered a good defensive lir.e backer by Jennings. The Haskers worked on all specialization phases of the game yesterday, including extra points, kkkoff, safety and pants. The drills also stressed team work, offensively and defensively, and pass de fense, Jennings said. Syracuse has completed 25 of 46 passes hi three games. Quarterbacks Dave Starette and Bob LeDi have provided the Orangemen with a potent air attack to combine with the fabeloos ranning at Afl Amerkaa halfback Ernie Davis. Sarette has completed 18 of 33 passes for 241 yards and four touchdowns. The left handed Lelli has connected on seven of 10 for 71 yards. Davis had his finest day of the season against Maryland, gaining 111 yards on 14 car ries and scoring two touchdowns. Vtwila ... a Gilbrulk 4 CUridn a Fiimaa . 1 ... 1 PASSING AttCam ret. .6 M 14 AS Ill .(MS .444 t TO hi. M 1 1 1 0 1 Nek. tat St Oaat. tat. 1 Mud Thornton Comatock Vara Rue Stuaws Drar IT .447 IN i . 11 .47 114 1 COKING TD EXTRA POINTS PC TOT Kirk ha Paaa At-M At-M Al-M S 44 44 t ii 1 M 4-4 4-4 1 i; t 44 44 44 11 1 44 44 44 4 ( 1 M 44 4 t 1 M H H I ( I 44 44 44 14 a 44 Naa. tat. Oh, tat. t 44 44 S-l M TOTAL OFFENSE . Ptara CalatA Art. 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