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By Dave Wohlfarth
The Nebraska Cornhuskers
will be trying to upend Syra
cuse for the first time in 33
years when they meet the
Orangemeri in Memorial Sta
dium at 2 p.m: tomorrow. -i
tThs last Nebraska victory
over their powerful Eastern
rivals came in 1928 when they
won a 7-6 verdict. In the ser
ies between the two schools
NU has won three, lost five
and tied one. . '
With the renewal of the ser
ies in 1S37 Syracuse has
zipped the Huskers twice. In
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Syracuse quarterback DAVE SARETTE (23) holds the ball for place-kicker end
KEN ERICSON (87).
Sportstcriters!
Anyone interested in writ
ing for the Daily Nebrai
kan is invited to attend a
meeting at 10 a.m. tomor
row in the Rag office.
36,000 Expected
There are still some bleach
er seats available for the
Syracuse-Nebraska game, ac-
' cording to business manager
A. J. Lewandowski.
LewandowsH estimated that
36,000 people will attend the
game and added that a new
, innovation will be tried this
week. The Nebraska band will
sit in the north bleacheri in
stead of the east stadium to
make more reserve seats
available. ;
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group of fabric nd colourt made for on
vertity and younf butinett men. Caref'Jlly
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simplicity, tastefully trim with regular
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hi Captain's tiinlh
'57 the Orange won 26-9 and
shutout the Cornhuskers 38-0
at Syracuse in 1958.
Tomorrow's clash will be a
battle of the bulge. The first
units on the clubs are almost
perfectly matched weight
wise. The Orange average 211
pounds per man on the first
team and the Huskers tip in
at 210 per man.
Lines Weigh Same
Both first team lines aver
age 218 per man and the
Syracuse backfield is only six
pounds per back heavier than
the Huskers. 1
Syracuse's second unit holds
a 208-193 weight advantage
over the Husker second
eleven.
Bob Brown. Nebraska s
251-pound right tackle, is still
on the doubtful list tor Satur
day's game. Brown has an
ankle iniilrv and has not been
able to practice all week. If
Brown is unaDie to go, nus
ker Coach Bill Jennings has
indicated he will move Tyrone
Robertson and Lloyd Voss up
to the first and alternate un
its.
Cobb Gone
Also missing from the NU
camp Saturday will be Archie
Cobb, the Huskers' punting
specialist, who was called to
active duty this weekend.
Handling the punting chores
for Nebraska will be ends
Don Purcell and Mike Eger
and quarterback Dennis Cla
rige. Coach Jennings has called
tomorrow's game the big one
for the Huskers and said that
the Scarlet and Cream grid
ders must put forth their
"maximum effort" to win.
"Syracuse has a varied of
fense. If we can slow them
down a little and get the ball
some, we can score some
how," Jennings said. "How
ever, they have a bad habit
of keeping the ball all day,"
he added. - v i.y
e certainly feel we have
a good chance to win," Jen
nings stated. 4 sr sm
, He warned that Syracuse
would not be overlooking Ne
braska even though they haye
their traditional battle with
Penn State next tweek. "It is
a must game for us," he con
cluded. ,
Syracuse won its first two
games this year before falling
before Maryland 22-21 last
week. The Orange will be out
to bounce back and boost
one of the most potent of
fensesN in college football to
day. Leading the. Syracuse at
tack is1 All-American halfback
Ernie Davis. Davis, who has
gained 214 yards this season
in three gameB, will be the
man the Huskers must -stop
in order to win.
i The Orangemen can also
strike through the air and
quarterback Dave Sarette has
already passed for our touch
downs this year. " '-
. The massive Syracuse line
is -bolstered: By big John
Brown, 230-pound outside
tackle in the unbalanced Syra
cuse formation.
Coach Ben Schwartzwalder's
Orangemen, ranked in the top
ten in most pre-season polls,
defeated Oregon State 19-8
and West Virginia 29-14 be
fore being upset by Mary,
land.
Syracuse won seven a in d
lost two last year and eigh
teen lettermen returned from
the 1960 team. Key victories
last year for the Orange
were over Penn State (21-15),
Kansas (If 7) and Miami
(21-14). '
Nebraska is undefeated but
tied this year. Opening with
a 33-0 win over hapless North
Dakota, the Huskers were
held to a 14-14 tie the next
week by Arizona.
Last week Nebraska really
came alive to knock out Kan
sas State 24-0 to win its first
conference game.
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