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By Rob Flasnick
The Nebraska and Utah State football teams won't be
the only people playing in Memorial Stadium Saturday.
There will be also 2,300 high school musicians Warring out
with a traditional Band Day performance.
The concept of a Band Day originated at Nebraska
back in 1939 and since that time has spread nationwide.
Donald A. Lcntz, now Director of Rands at the University,
was the man responsible for organizing Nebraska's first
Band Day.
The idea behind it was to attract a larger crowd for
Memorial Stadium. Since its conception back in '39 and
during the years when Nebraska football wasn't that good.
Band Day has been successful in attracting a lot of people,
who would otherwise not attend to watch Nebraska plaj
football. , ...
But times have changed. Nebraska now plays to a full
house nearly every game, and in case you didn't know,
Band Dav has been changed this year too.
The high school bands will inarch in a downtown,
parade and play concert style from stadium seats, but.
their will be no marching or formations on the field. And
that's what has been most popular with Band Day custom-,
ers in the past.
The reasons reportedly behind the new move are dam-
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Nebraska fullback Charlie (Choo Choo) Winters, shown scoring touchdown against
Texas Christian, will get starting nod Saturday against Utah State.
Huskers To Face Utah State
A Band Day crowd of
over 63,000 is expected to
be on hand Saturday to
watch Nebraska take on
a pass-happy Utah State
team in Memorial Stadium.
Directing the Aggies' aer
ial game will be quarter
back Ron Edwards ; his pri
mary receiver is flanker
back Dave Clark. Each
time Edwards completes a
touchdown pass or Clark
possibly a greater chance of injuries to the players if the
weight of the Danasmen company u.c
This all sounds well and good, expecially if he weath
er is rainv. but it now has to be considered a break m a fine
old tradition which truly belongs to Nebraska ana no one 1 11
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took off their shoes . .
The Daily Nebraskan Sports Page is using the Tom
Harmon Football Forecast this year. The second install
ment of Harmon's forecast appears in today's edition.
The September 24th forecast also ranks the nations top
twenty teams, and if you will inspect it closely you will
find Nebraska in 14th place. If we hadn't already paid
good money for it, we might consider dropping the fore
cdst But 14th place really isn't that bad, and if Nebraska is
impressive throughout the rest of the season, it will be fun
to watch the Cornhuskers climb up the ladder.
Coach Bob Devaney got to know Saturday's foe. Utah
State, quite well when he was coaching at Wyoming.
Quips Devaney "When we were at Wyoming we almost
beat Utah State once by using a single wing shift.
"They got penalized three times for being offside and
once for having 12 nen on the field the 12th being the
coach after the third offside penalty. We may employ that
strategy again, I'm not sure."
Saturday Sport Shorts
. . . The theme for tonight's ball game last weekend. Top
pep rally will be "Knock 'em honors went to LSU and South
With Noise." Any kind of Carolina.
noisemaker is acceptable ex-.
cept fireworks. The rally will
be held on the Memorial
Stadium steps at 6:30 p.m.
A parade will start on the
south side of the ieDrasKa
Union at 6:15 p.m., travel up j
16th Street, turn left on R j
Street and finish at the stad
ium. Husker Co-captains Lar
ry WTachholtz and Bob
Churchich will speak.
v , f The Cornhuskers will
try to present Coach Bob De
vaney with the 75th victory
)f his career Saturday. Count
ing Nebraska's victory last
Saturday, Devaney's Nebras
ka record now stands at 37-4
n regular season play and
29-6 overall for a percentage
of .866. His lifetime percen
tage is now .822, based on 74
wins, 16 losses and five ties.
. . . Nebraska's opener with
TCU attracted 60,974 to Me
morial Stadium last Satur
day, despite a rain that per
sisted until almost noon. This
was the second largest crowd
to watch intercollegiate foot-
Football Results
Wednesday, Sept. 21
Pioneer A i, Cornhusker
A 0, (Forfeit)
Sigma Alpha Mu 13, Del
ta Sigma Pi A 6
Delta Sigma Phi A 8, Al
pha Gamma Sigma A 6
Brown Palace A 19, Aca
cia 0
Theta Xi A 13, Tau Kappa
Epsilon A 12
Pi Kappa Phi A 12, Pi
Kappa Alpha A 8
Football Schedule
Friday, Sept. 23
City Campus, A Teams
NW Abel VIII vs. Abel
XI
SE Abel IX vs. Abel XII
SW Abel X vs. Abel XIII
East Campus, A Teams
E Custer vs. Kennedy
Center Fairfield vs. Sel
leck W Seation I vs. Gurs
Saturday, Sept. 24
B Teams, 10:00 a.m.
City Campus
NW Sigma Phi Epsilon vs.
Phi Kappa Psi
SE Kappa Sigma vs. Farm
House
SW Phi Delta Theta vs.
Beta Theta Pi
East Campus
E Phi Gamma Delta vs.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Center Delta Tau Delta
vs. Beta Sigma Psi
W Alpha Gamma Rho vs.
Theta Xi
catches one, a new Utah
State record is set.
Husker quarterback Bob
Churchich tied Fran Na
gle's touchdown pass mark
of 12 TD passes last week
against TCU and if he can
come up with a touchdown
strike against Utah State
he will set a new Nebraska
career passing record.
Nebraska will have two
different starters in the of
fensive backfield than
opened against Texas
Christian last Saturday.
Sophomore Dick Davis is
scheduled to start at right
halfback in place of Harry
Wilson with Charlie Winters
going at the fullback spot
instead of Pete Tatman,
but both Wilson and Tat
man are expected to see
plenty of action.
Husker, Aggie Starters
Tabbed For Saturday
PROBABLE OFFENSIVE STARTERS
Nebraaka Utah State
N. Player Wt. Pea. Wl Player No.
89 Dennla Morriaon 202 LE 210 Gene McKcetian 88
76 "Gary Brlctiaoek 235 LT 240 Trevor EkdaM 77
67 "LaVerne Allen .214 LG 215 Nick Lee 61
54 'Kelly Petersen 215 C 220 Ken Ferguson 53
S9 Jim Osbera: 202 RG 209 Dewey Czupka 68
73 Bob Tauoher 275 RT 259 Mike Gold 72
82 Dennta Rlchnafaky 189 RE 247 Jim LeMoine 87
15 "Bob Churchich 178 QB 190 Ron Etlwards 11
20 Ron Klrklund St9 LH 225 MacArthur l,ane 36
45 DICK DAVIS 201 RH 1H0 David Clark 25
44 Charlie Wlntera 228 FB 200 Gerald Watson 32
Defenae
88 'Jerry Patton 254 LE 200 Ocle Austin 81
4 'Jim McCord 2S1 LT 240 Bill Staley 83
66 -Wayne Meylan 239 MG 205 A! Vermeil 60
72 'Caret Stith . . . .. 11 RT 2SO Spain Muierove
80 angaton Coleman 197 RE 224 Don Morris 82
83 "Lynn Senkheil 198 LLB 215 Lance C.ros 31
62 Rick Coleman 208 RLB 231 Joe Forzani 56
22 Ben Gregory 219 LCib 195 Tnm Foster 33
21 "Kaye Carstens 1 RCB 205 Henry King 44
30 'Marv Mueller 189 LSB 185 Craig Boyer 27
36 "Larry Wachholtz 166 RSB 198 Grant Martinsen 45
WEIGHT AVERAGES
Nebraska Offense: Line 228.2: Tackle-to Utah State Offense: Line 228.5; Tackle
tackle 218.8; Backs 206.5; Team 214.3. to-tarkle: 228.6; Backs 198.7: Team 213.1.
Defense: Line 240.4: team 216.1. Defense: Line 229.8; Team 217.8.
GAME TIME: 2p.m., Central Standard Time
Picture Switch Cutchiii Gloomy
Harriers
Compete
The University of Nebras
ka cross country team will
begin competition Oct. 8 at
Iowa State.
Coach Frank Sevigne re
ports that missing this year
will be Orlando Martinez
who has transferred to the
University of Puerto Rico.
Team members are Les
Hellbusch, Norvel Jones,
Donn Bishoff, Jerry Kerns,
Joe Scott, Gregg Young,
Kent Radke and B i 1 1 Jep-sen.
Cross Country Schedule
Oct. 8 at Iowa State
(Ames)
Oct. 15 Kansas State at
Lincoln
Oct. 22 at Colorado (Bould
er) Oct. 29 Missouri at Lincoln
Nov. 5 Big Eight Meet
(Ames, Iowa)
The two pictures in Thurs
day's Dailly Nebraskan Sports
Page were switched. The pic
ture of Miles Kimmel was
listed as Mike Wynn, and the
picture of Wynn was listed as
Kimmel.
Razzed about the gloomy
picture he was painting to
visiting Skywriters regard
ing his football team, Phil
C u t c h i n countered with:
"I'm not as gloomy for
them as I am for you guys."
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TOP 20 TEAMS (Forecasting Average: 158 right, 48 wrong .... .767)
3 - Mich. .State
2-U.C.LA.
3 -Michigan
4 - Florida
5- Southern Cal
6 - Missouri
7 - Georgia Tech
8 - Miami, Fla.
9- L.S.U.
10 -Arkansas
11- S.M.U.
12 - Purdue
13 - Mississippi
14- Nebraska
15 - Tulsa
16 - Baylor
17- Washington
18 - Navy
19 - Houston
20 -Georgia
Saturday, Sept 24 Major Colleges
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