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Friday, October 13, 1961 The Daily Nebraskan Page 5 Huskers Host IS, Drake By Janet Sack Nebraska's cross country team will be striving for their first victory against Iowa State and Drake this after noon. Meet time is scheduled for 3:30 over the three mile hill and dale course in Pioneers Park. The Huskers placed second to Colorado in a triangular against the Buffs and Kansas State at Manhattan last Satur day. Coach Frank Sevigne plans to use the same boys this week as he did last. Topping the list of harriers will be Ray Stevens, a junior who finished first in the triangular at Man nattan with a 16.56 time. Also expected to give solid support are Stuart Tucker and Mm Lew, both sophomores. The two finished seventh and eighth respectively at Man hattan. Clarence Scott, Andy Steele, Bill Kenny, John Portee and Paul Nielsen will also com pete for the Huskers. "Victory chances look pret ty fair," sevigne said. Drake has entered six boys in the triangular meet: four seniors, a junior and a sopho more. Larry Bess, Len Hutch inson, Dave Johnson, Jim Moore, John Raveling and Duane Thomas will make up the Bulldog contingent. Last week the Drake har riers lost to South Dakota State 19-44. ran Bullet's Predicts Dip to .695 Pet. Bullet's football predic tions dipped to a season low of .695 after last weekend's mark of 24 right, 18 wrong and two ties (.571). The season's total are 81 out of 118 correct for a .695 percentage. DAILY NEBRASKAN CLASSIFIEDS POLICY Classified ids for the Daily Nebraskan must be entered two days in advance and must be paid for in advance. Corrections will be made if errors are brought to our attention within 48 hours. ALTERATIONS Alterations all idndi done in my horn. 1634 Q- Call 435-9372. FOR SALE 141 Cadillac Sedan. 35.000 original miles. Elegant, Beo-dassic, near show-piece condition. Hydramatic. radio, heater. I'naurpamed rnad and town car. 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SUPER MODIFIED STOCK CAR RACES " Fastest Cars in THE MIDWEST SEASON TROPHY AWARDS SUN. AFTEKNGCN 3:30 P.M. 8 THRILL PACKED EVENTS Lincoln ; Sprays CAPITOL BEACH DAILY llEMSIIflU ro)cn3 6a. y Wohlfarth Sports Shots By Bullet The Nebraska-Syracuse clash tomorrow has the bill ings of a top-notch intersectional battle. Both teams will average over 210 pounds per man in the line and both have some breakaway backs. Both the Huskers and the. Orange have one bad game under their belt. Nebraska couldn't do a thing against Arizona in a 14-14 tie two weeks ago and Syracuse was upset by Maryland 22-21. Nebraska made a comeback last week as the Huskers looked real good as they lambasted Kansas State 24-0. The NU line was so powerful that it simply swarmed the smaller Wildcat backs under. K-State's quarterback, Larry Corrigan, will not play this week against Kentucky due to injuries suffered In the Nebraska game. Syracuse boasts one of the greatest runners in the country in Ernie Davis, who made 111 yards In 14 carries against Mary land. NU will counter with their "Thunder" and "Lightning" pair, Bill Thornton and Willie Ross. Syracuse will be minus their number one right halfback and an alternate tackle. Nebraska may be without the services of Bob Brown and will have to find a punter to replace Archie Cobb. On paper, Syracuse looks like the winner and the Orange are the favorites. But this is the big one for Ne braska and will prove to NU fans whether or not Nebraska has a good football team. The team is up for this one.' Strictly on a hunch, let's call it NEBRASKA 21, SYRA CUSE 20. Big Eight Games There are two important conference games in this week's Big Eight action. Iowa State tangles with long overdue Kansas and Missouri meets Oklahoma State. KANSAS 21, IOWA STATE 14-Kansas is overdue and wants a win. The Cyclones have been lucky to stay unde feated and will fall this week. MISSOURI 13, OKLAHOMA STATE 0-Tigers were slowed last week by Cal but have enough to get by Cow boys. TEXAS 28, OKLAHOMA 12 Could be closer as this game is always a hard-fought battle but Longhorns are loaded this year. KENTUCKY 17, KANSAS STATE fVEra of K-State up sets is over. Kansas State will be minus Corrigan and play ing on the road. COLORADO 22, MIAMI (FLA.) 16Bufis look like toughest team in league right now and will win this Friday night game. Other Game Big Ten-OHIO STATE 34 Illinois 7, IOWA 20 Indiana 8, MICHIGAN 24 Michigan State 21, MINNESOTA 12 Northwestern 7, PURDUE 28 Miami (O.) 0, WISCONSIN 16 Oregon State 13. Other Games AIR FORCE U Cincinnati 12, ALA BAMA 30 North Carolina State 20, ARIZONA 20 Oregon 19, BAYLOR 17 Arkansas 13, PENN STATE 28 Army 14, AU BURN 33 Chattanooga 0, DARTMOUTH 2 Brown 7, WASH INGTON 15 California 14, CLEMSON 25 Wake Forest 7, HARVARD 26 Colgate 12, YALE M Columbia 12, NAVY 33 Cornell 17, GEORGIA TECH 14 Duke 8, FLORIDA STATE 10 Georgia 7, RICE 14 Florid 0, GEORGE WASHINGTON 20 Richmond 18, LSU 23 South Carolina 14, MARYLAND 21 North Carolina 0, MISS ISSIPPI 42 Houston 0, NOTRE DAME 28 Southern Cal ifornia 20, PRINCETON 20 Pennsylvania 6, STANFORD 36 San Jose State 0, TENNESSEE 27 Tulsa 0, TEXAS AIM 37 Trinity 6, TCU 24 Texas Tech 0, TULANE 18 Virginia Tech 0, UCLA 21 Vanderbilt 14, UTAH 28 Brigham Young 0, VMI 12 Virginia 7, PITTSBURGH 20 West Virginia 7, WYO MING 45 Colorado State 0. ATTEND CHURCH BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP leyea L Jeaes ft N. Me rile lamer, CHrseters w Student Work 8:30 aun. Bible Study 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship 6:00 p.m. Fellowship Hour 7:00 Evening Worship 8:00 After-Church Fellowship Group Meeting at first Reetler Church. 14th ft K Streets Seeeael Baatiat Church, Mth ft S Streets CATHOLIC STUDENT CENTER St. Theses Aeelees Cherch lath ft Q It. Cbertes I. Xemss Chaelsia Desert . Saeehe Chaaleia J. Searlef Myers Cheyiem MASSES: 8:00-9:30-11:00 & 12:15 LUTHERAN STUDENT CHAPEL ' (Netieael tvtheree CewacH) Hi He. te aVfvie M. referees, reefer; 6wea Jeceesea, assistaar Bible Study, 0:30 a.m. Worship, 10:45 a.m. Lutheran Student Association, 8:30 p.m. TIFERETH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE Hit Sketi.ee KahM Maurice A. Peaaeteirts Services: Fri., 8:00 psa.; Sat, 9:00 .m. Hillel Meetings Monthly UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (Prethrteriea, Ceerettemil)rM, I ft t, ft D!eciies et Christ) 111 He. 14 lev. Alan I. Pickeraaf, te. fteiph Mors, Sev. Dean is W. Pettersea Sunday Corporate Worship 10:45 a.m. Crossroads Seminar 9:30 a.m. Fellowship Forum 5:30 p.m. Forum Discussion 6:30 p.m. . UNIVERSITY EPISCOPAL CHAPEL Ufa sa4 R Sta. CM. Aimtreaa, Cheelara Holy Communion 8:30 a.m. Morning Prayers .......10:80 a.m. Evening Prayer 5:00 pjm. Canterbury ; 5:80 p.ra. UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL (The Urtheraa Chareh hlissewi trees') lite ft . A. J. Neaalea, Perfse Worship 8:45 a.m. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:45 a.m. t, Gamma Delta 5:30 p.m. WESLEY FOUNDATION (METHODIST) Willie as I. GetiM, Deeae Mwtchiaaea, Pasters Taaseerary Offices Ml Helena 8:00 aun. Holy Communion (at Lutheran Student Chapel, 535 No. 16) 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship (at 5J5 No. If) 10:30 a.m. Cottee Hour and Discussion 6:00 p.m. Forum (Room 332, Student Union BBall tarts Monday; Better Depth on Hand By Bob Besom Nebraska basketball coach Jerry Bush 'will look to his "encouraging" depth to bet ter the round ball outlook for 1961-62 over last season's final wlndup Of 11-13. . The 16-men roster provides for depth in all position. And, for, the first time in seven years, the Huskers shbuld have a scoring punch in the middle. The addition of Buddy Deck ard, an outstanding junior col lege guard from Independ ence, Kansas, should bolster the Huskers. Tom Russell, a' 1961' Inde pendence. Mo., transfer, will be called on for important as signments agam this season. Russell Top Threat Russell was the Husker's top offensive and defensive threat during 1960-61 play. As a junior, he ended the sea son with a 300 point total and latched onto 232 rebounds. Rex Swett was the number two scorer with 275. Sophs Help The top seven frosh pros pects of last season are also bidding for births on the vars ity. Daryl Petsch and Bill Vin cent head the list with the top two scoring averages. Petsch led toe frosh with 241 points an average of 17.2 per game. And Vincent, the tallest underclassman on the roster at 6-7, racked up 215. The Huskers face a tough non-conference schedule this season. Of the eight games, five are on the road. The opener is at Wichita while the Air Force Academy, Wyoming, California, and Stanford all host Nebraska later In the season. Seventeen other frays are on tap for the Huskers, aside from the Big Eight Presea son Tourney at Kansas City, December 27-30. Practice sessions get under way Monday. The NU sched-, ule is: Dec. 4 Wichita at Wichita. 7 Southern Methodist in Lincola. 8 Air Force Academy at Cole Spriiuis. 11 Notre Dame In Lincoln. 16- Ohio University in Lincoln. JO Wyoming at Laramie. M California at Berkeley. 13 Stanford at Pale Alto. "J7-30 Bif Elfht Preseason Tourna ment at Kansas City. Jan. s Kansas at Lawrence. 10 Oklahoma in Lincoln. 13 Colorado In Lincoln. 3d Iowa State at Ames. Feb. S Kansas State at Manhattan. S Oklahoma State in Lincoln. 10 Colorado at Boulder. 11 Iowa State In Lincoln. 17 Missouri at Columbia. It Kansas in Lincoln. 34 Missouri in Lincoln. Mar. t Oklahoma State at Stillwater. I Oklahoma at Norman. T Kansas Stale in Lincoln. Nebraska plays Kansas State in the first round of the Bis Eight pre sea sue tournament. Husker '61-62 Roster Name Pos. Bowers, Bill C Deckard, Buddy G Denesia, C. Roger ...G Elle, Bernt F Grupe, Ivan F Huge, Jim G Jones, Charles F Nannen, Neil F Petsch, Daryl F Puelz, Dennie G Russell, Tom C&F Saldovnik, Chuck F Swett, Rex ,v G Vincent, Bill ... C Wall, Jan t F Yates, Jim :..C&F Ht. Wt. Hometown Year 6-5 200 Lincoln, Nebr. Sr. 6 170. West Mineral, Ka. 6 160 Wayne, Nebr. 6-5 190.... Brooklyn, N.Y. 6-5 220 Byron, Nebr. 6-1 185... Holdrege, Nebr. 6-3 200.. Washington, D.C. 6-4Vi 180... Syracuse, Nebr. 6-5 190.... Marysville, Ka. 5- 6 160 Lincoln, Nebr. 6- 7 205.. Independence, Ka. 6-4 205 Omaha, Nebr. 6-1 180 Huron, S.D. 6-7 220 Omaha, Nebr. 6-6 180. . . Lincoln, Nebr. 6-8 220 Randolph, Iowa Jr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. So. So. So. Sr. So. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. 4 v ' 3 .I ARCHIE COBB Cobb Reports Archie Cobb, Nebraska's punting specialist, has con firmed reports that he has been called to active duty and Will report to Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., Sunday. Cobb will join the 24th Med ical Air Ambulance unit, the Wahoo outfit that reported at Ft. Leonard Wood for active duty Tuesday, as a teletype operator. ' Cobb, junior right tackle, would have one year of eligi bility left if he returns to Ne braska. He will not play against Syracuse Saturday. Cobb has punted 10 times this fall for 345 yards and a 34.5 average. He has also handled the Husker kickoffs. NU Frosh. Roster -Lists 28 Cagers John Lloyd of Newark, N.J., may be the top freshman among the 28 listed for Ne braska's yearling squad, fol lowing a 4-year stay wit the service. He is one of three out-of-state Huskers on the roster. Nine listed are from Lincoln. . Top Nebraska prospects listed by Freshman Coach Bob Gates include Larry Bornschlegl of Geneva; Gary Haas, Lincoln High; Larry Martin, Big Springs; Don Otto, Burwell; and Earl Wright, Lincoln Northeast. Other members of the squad which will start drills Mon day: Jeff Bogue. Oakland; Bob Chaloupka, Callaway; Ken Cook, Arlington; Bob Cook, ChiUicothe, 111.; Jack Cramer, Lin coln Southeast; Milford Frlesen, Hender son; Joe Gauxhan, Lincoln Pius X; Don -Grosshans. York; Charles HiUerkh, Lin coln University Hirh; John Jensen, Oma ha Central; Ken Knoche, Chappell; Joe Kortus. Lincoln Pius X; Henry Krous, Indlanola; Ron Lockard, Stellal Mike Morwick. Lincoln Pius X; BobOchs. Papillion: Bob Oilman. Osallala; Jim Penney, Hastlnfs; Bill Rogers, Burwell I Mike Smafact, Omaha (did not Play high school basketball); Bob Turner, Dal las. Tea., Schrelner Inst.; Mike Wllllta. Lincoln Southeast; Sari Wright, Lincola Northeast. MODELS Bette Bonn Intmrnational m adverti$ed in "HARPER'S BAZAAR." 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