Friday, September 21, 1962
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Cornhuskers Debut Tomorrow;
Devaney Uses Experienced Unit
By RICK AKIN
Sports Editor
Bob Devaney, Husker foot
ball ccach, snakes his debut
in Memorial Stadium tomor
row at 2 p.m., putting an ex
perienced Cornhusker squad
on the field against South Da
kota. Only one sophomore, Doug
Tucker, is on tne top two
units with the first team com
prised solely of lettermen.
The starting team has . a
Sne which averages 201
pounds and a backfield that
averages 192 poinds.
Dwain Carlson, senior co
captain, who has been run
ning on the first unit at left
guard, has injured his toe but
Nebrashan
Sports
will probably be ready to go
in tomorrow's clash, accord
ing to Devaney.
Starting lineup
On the starting unit will be
Larry Donovan (185) at left
end, Tvrone Robertson (210
at left" tackle, Carlson (280)
at left guard, Ron Mkhka
(205 at center. Bob Brown
(259) at right guard. Lloyd
Voss (22S at right tackle and
Jim Huge (125) at right end.
la fbe backSeM win be
Dennis Oaridge (216) at
quarterback, Dave Tbeisea
(202) at left hall. Warren
pvers (18V) at fullback and
Dennis Stnewe (175) at right
half.
On the alternate unit will
be Larry Tomlinson (285 i at
left end, Monte Kiffin (225)
at left tackle, John Kirby
(205) at left guard, Jim Baf
fieo (240t at center, Gary
Toogood (220) at right guard,
Al Fischer (215) at right
tackle, and Dick Callahan
(120) at right end.
Faimaa or Tucker
John Faiman 1S5) or Tuck
er T7Q) will handle the quar
terbacking chores with Willie
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Ross (135) at left half, Gene
Young (197) at fullback and
Rudy Johnson (185) at right
half.
Johnson's availability is
questionable. If be is Enable
to play, Kent McCloaghai
(ISO) wCl move into his spot.
McConghan wCl also play de
fease with (be first writ, re
placing the quarterback.
In case Carlson is unavail
able, Kirby will move to the
starting unit and John Der
vin (185) will move to the
second unit.
Husker Win in Last Meeting
Rasker Win ia Last Meeting
The last time the Rasters
met South Dakota was ia 1356
with the Buskers winning,
34-6.
Last week the Coyotes
dropped a 35-26 deciska to
Colorado State.
The Coyotes operate from
an unbalanced line, using the
pass as one of their main
weapons.
S.D. Has Seea Actioi
"They have already played
a game, which we haven't,"
said Devaney. "Yon never
know what is going to hap
pen." Yesterday (be Haskers
worked n pants, post re
turns, extra point plays and
raa some plays. A short prac
tice ia uniform with pads Is i
slated for today ia tbe Sta
dium. Although injnred, Bm
(Thunder) Thornton win suit :
for Saturday's game for the
flip of the coin.
Golfers Meet
AH intramural golfers are
directed to meet ia 102 P.E.
Building Friday, Sept. 21 by
5 p.m. Each organization is ;
limited to six entries ia the
fraternity and resident haD
divisions.
Harry Good, golf coach,
savs that twelve positions oa
the Husker golf team will
be filed ea the basis of the
18 hole scores from Pioneer
Park. '
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WHERE DIMIMfi
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Meet Simon's varsity. squad of bright-eyed brains chosen for their wanderfjl verve, personality and fashion wit about what to wear on campuses "Here in rhe Midwest.
Come in, meet them and find out exactly who's who and what's what in the collegiate set.
Top row: Steve Lahr, Phi Gamma Delta, Bob Shambien, Phi Delta Theta, Jim Lemons, Kappa Sigma, Gary Edgar, Sgma Alpha Epsilon, Phil Larson, Theta Chi fvVes
leyon, John Stolzenfaurg, Beta Sigma Psi, John Bischoff, Theta Xi,
Middle: Bob Keefer, Phi Kappa Tou (Wesleyan), Bill Wright, Phi Kappa Psi, Grant Gregory, Beta Theta Pi, Gary Brouillette, Sigma t4u,
Bottom: Mary Bell Elliott,Koppa Alpha
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tX)ACH AND COCAPTALVS-Coach Bob DevaBey,
Dwaia Carlsoa (62) and BUI ( Thunder) Thornton.
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Nebraskan Staff Predictions
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iBob Nebr. 48-12 Ore. St Ind. Ark! Utah KU Okla. Miss.
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;Sne Nebr. 48-0 Ore. St bid. Ark. Colo. T.C.U. Svra. Miss.
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j K. K. Nebr. 36-7 Ore. St Ind. Ark. Colo. KU Okla. Miss.
I Wendy ... Nebr. 21-7 Ore. St Ind. Ark. Colo. T.C.U. Syra. Miss,
j Spore .... Nebr. 33-7 Ore. St Ind. Ark. Colo. T.C.U. Syra. Miss.
Forrest .. Nebr. 21-0 Ore. St Ind. Ark. Colo. T.C.U. Syra, Miss.
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Rev. Clarence i. Forsfaerg Senron This Sundcy
"Kivioe To' A Young Rjnner"
SERVICES AT 9:30 & 11:03
Jerry WoUcer, Irtern truster
SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
SOMETHING NEW!
HAVE YOU DRIVE!! A KART?
Korting Track Eve. &. Sundays
14TH & CO RH HUSKER HIAY
Janice Hurd, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Willa Meyer, Pi Beta Phi,
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