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Friday November, 2, 1962
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By RICK AKIN
Sports Editor
Homecoming weekend is al
ready going strong with dis
plays getting the final touches
and TV men setting up cam
eras for what everybody has
been talking about the Busk
ers'" clash with Missouri to
morrow at 2 p.m. at the Sta
dium. Missouri (5-0-1) is in some
what the same situation as
the Huskers (6-0). Both teams
have not as yet played an
outstanding opponent, and both
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rank high in the national polls
with the help of overwhelm
ing statistics, and high scor
ing victories.
Missouri Coach Dan Devine
has yet to see a Husker cross
the goal line since he took the
Tiger helm in 1958.
Last year the Huskers
dropped a hard-fought deci
sion to the Bengals at Colum
bia, 10-0, but the Cornhuskers
still hold the overall edge,
winning 28, losing 24 and
there have been three ties.
Yesterday the Huskers
worked on their kicking game
in the drizzly weather.
"The game will be more in
teresting if it is a dry field
from the spectator . stand
point," said Coach Bob De
vaney. On the game Devaney
said. "We might use Xoel
Martin more on defense. He
does a good job against Mis
souri's kind of offense and is
aggressive."
With Bill (Thunder) Thorn
ton and Dennis Stuewe back
into action after a two week
layoff, Devaney indicated that
he did not know whether he
would substitute Stuewe and
Thornton individually or with
their unit. Both are currently
running with the third unit
which also consists of Willie
Ross.
"What we do will depend on
the plav and on the physical
condition of Stuewe and
Thornton," the Husker men
tor stated.
Starting for the Huskers will
be Larry Donovan and Jim
Huge at the ends, Tyrone
Robertson and Lloyd Voss at
the tackles, Dwain Carlson
and Bob Brown at the guards
and Ron Michka at center.
Dennis Claridge will start at
quarterback with Warren
Powers and Rudy Johnson at
the halfbacks and Gene
Young at fullback.
On the alternate unit will
be Larry Tomlinson and
.Mike Eger at the ends, Al
Fischer and Larry Kramer at
the tackles, Gary Toogood
and John Kirby at the guards
ana L,yie Mttier at center.
John Faiman has been
quarterbacking the alternate
unit with Kent McCloughan
and Dave Theisen at the half
backs, and Noel Martin at
fullback.
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Staff Predictions-
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Al Spore .. Mo. 20-13 Kans. Okla. Iowa St
Sue jXebr. 19-14 .Kans. Okla. Iowa St
Tom N'ebr. 13-7 Kans. Okla. Iowa St
Wendy Nebr. 20-13 Kans. Okla. Iowa St
Cork Nebr. 21-13 Kans. Okla. Iowa St
Linda f Nebr. 13-13 Kans. Okla. Okla. St
Forrest ...JXebr. 13-10 Kans. j Okla. Okla. St
Cross Country
Even Record
In Sight
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Nebraska cross country s
men have a chance to even
their record out at 2-2 if they .
can come up with a win over
the Missouri Tigers tomorrow
at II a m. on the three-mile
Pioneers Park course.
This is the last meet of the
season before the Big EigJutJ
Cross Country Championships I
at Ames. la.. Nov. 10.
The Huskers win go with
the men they fielded in the
three previous meets. Seniors
Mike Fleming and Ray
"Skip" Stevens and soph
omore Larry Toothaker have
consistently tamed in tine best
perfonnnees drmg the sea
son. Other boys wh.3 will be in
tine field against Missouri in
clude Bill Kerry. Clarence
Scott Staart Tucker and
John Portee.
Prefacing tfte varsity clash
will be the ann mal state high
sdwol champkiiiisliiips. The
Mgfa sctoool harriers will run
a ctJETse of 1.9 rallies. Class
C ruins at 10, Class B at 19:15
ami Oass A at 10:39.
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