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BLACKSHIRTS McCORD AND MEYLAN
Title May Hinge On Husker-Buff Clash
Staunch Nebraska follow
ers wanted the Huskers.to
play either Michigan State,
Notre Dame or Alabama
this season to discover how
potent the 1967 Nebraskans
were.
Nebraska will have a
chance Saturday to defeat
a team rated higher than
Seven Lettermen
Spark Cage Hopes
By C HARLES DAMES
Assistant Sports Editor
Nebraska's basket
ball team, opened practice
Monday with seven return
ing lettermen.
Joining the Cipriano staff
this year is assistant Coach
Bill Harrell, from Kentucky,
one of the top high school
coaches in the nation.
Tom Baack and Stuart
Lantz, top scorers from last
year's squad, return after
leading the Cornhuskers to
a second place finish in the
Big Eight Conference with
a 104 record.
Graduation has taken
former standouts Nate
Branch and Willie Camp
bell. "They were good on the
press, and were the back
bone of our rebounding,
Coach Cipriano said of
Branch and Campbell.
Senior guard Fred Hare,
who was withheld from last
year's season due to a
knee injury, is back on t h e
squad.
Cipriano said Hare has
not been bothered by t h e
knee this year.
As a sophomore the 6'2"
Hare was thr leading scor
er on the Cornhusker bas
ketball team.
The sophomores are play
ing an important role in
Coach Cipnano's plans this
year.
""Two or three have a
chance to be in the top six,"
the Nebraska mentor said.
On Nebraska's month
long Mexican tour this
summer, Cipriano was Im
pressed by sophomores Ken
Cauble, Bob Gratopp, Sam
Martin, and Tom Scantle
bury. At the end of the tour,
Gratopp, Martin, and
Scantelebury were on the
Starting team along with
Bsack and Lantz, accord
ing to Cipriano.
'Juniors Roger Leitner
the
r
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the three pre-season picks
when they meet the nation's
fourth rated Colorado Buf
falos at Memorial Stadium.
Rolling along with four
straight victories by mar
'gins ranging from 34 to 4
points, the Buffalos will be
out to hand Nebraska its
second consecutive defeat
and possibly knock the Hus-
and Bob Wagner will also
help," coach Cipriano said.
The Nebraska basketball
coach said the same run
ning game style will be em
phasized this season.
"However, we hope to
add improvements on de
fense," Cipriano said.
"This was our weakness
last year."
The 1966-67 Huskers al
lowed opponents to score
77.6 a game.
Roster for 67-68
Baack, Tom, Sr 6-5
Cauble, Ken, Soph 6-5
Damm, Jim, Sr. 6-3
Gratopp, Bo., Soph. ... 6-4
Hare, Fred, Sr. 6-2
Lantz, Stuart, Sr. .......6-3
Leitner, Roger, Jr 6-6
McPherren, Ed, Soph. . .6-6
Martin, Sam, Soph 6-0
Peden, Ken, Soph 6-7
Scantlebury, T., Soph. -. -2
Simmons, Ron, Sr. .....6-0
Torrens, Lee, Soph. .. .6-4
VonSeggern, D., Soph. ..6-7
Wagner, Bob, Jr 6-2
End Suffers
Knee Injury
Nebraska sophomore de
fensive rigbt end Karl Quin
ten will be lost to the Husk
ers for an indefinite period
after injuring a knee during
a fall.
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kers from title contention.
Colorado leads the Big
Eight standings with two
league wins over Iowa
State 34-0 and Missouri 23
9 and holds statistical edg
es over Conference foes in
almost all categories.
Colorado leads in scoring
with a 25.3 game average
and' is second in defense al
lowing opponents just over
7 points a game.
The Buffs are rated
among the league's three
top crews in pass offense
and rushing offense and de
fense, while they have slip
ped to sixth in pass de
fense. The westerners also own
several individual standouts
aiming to defeat Nebraska
for the 11th time in the ser
ies dating to 1898 when Ne
braska scored a 23-10 win.
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Nebraska's -Freshman
Nebraska's freshmen foot
ball team opens the season
against the Kansas State
Wildcats at Manhattan Fri
day at 2:30.
The yearlings defeated
Kansas State 40-13 last year
in Lincoln in route to 3-1
season record.
"They are coming along
real good," freshman head
coach Cletus Fischer said
Freshmen Feotbatf Roster "f'."-
DEFENSE
LE Hardt, Bob, Omaha - 6-2 196
LT Malone, Dan, Longview, Tex. .;,..,. .6-2 243
MG Periand, Ed, Saginaw, Mich ;...5-9 193
RT Hopkins, John, Bellevue , .....6-3 194
RE Haskell, Chuck, Laurel , Ml 200
LB Murtaugh, Jerry, Omaha 6-1 195
LB Gutzman, Denny, Green Bay, Wis 6-1 204
M Chandler, George, Park Forest, 111. ...5-8 186
LCB Morock, David, Clairton, Pa. 5-9 192
RCB Anderson, Jim, Green Bay, Wis. ... 6-0 180
S McCelland. Tom, Turtle Creek, Pa 6-2 173
OFFENSE
QB Wenner, Rick. Detroit. Mich ,,.'...6-0 195
FB Brown, Bill, Wheaton, 111. . 5-11 188
LH Schneiss, Dan, West Bend, Wis 6-2 206
RH Rogers, Paul, Rock Rapids. Ia. 5-10 181
RT Logan, Bob, Jefferson City, Mo 6-1 205
RG Winter, Wally, Lincoln 6-3 236
C- Liddle, Kent, Deerfield, 111. 5-11 216
LG Ford, Dennis, Beaver, Pa.. 5-10 194
LT Volberding, Ron,-Omaha 6-1 200
SE Ingles, Guy, Omaha -5-10 160
Colorado's quarterback
sensation Bon Anderson, a
sophomore who has replaced
veteran signal caller Dan
Kelly, is the league's lead
ing scorer with 24 points
and the Big Eight's total of
fense pace setter with 642
yards.
The 6' 200-pound Boulder
native is also the league's
fourth leading passer with
a .556 completion percent
age and is the third in league
rushing with a 4.6 average
gain.
Anderson will be joined in
the backfield Saturday by
the Big Eight's Back of the
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of his players. "The team
is showing the usual prog-ress-'W
expected," he said.
-SAME LEVEL
"Tn' team is running
along the same level as oth
er freshmen teams in the
past," said Fischer. 1
"The Varsity scrimmages
helped determine the offen
sive and defensive set-up."
"We now have the player
Week "William Harris, a
tough driving tailback, who
has rushed for an impres
sive 4.7 average.
Harris also does the Buf
falo punting and has re
turned four kickoffs for a
28 yard average.
Defensively. safetyman
Dick Anderson is among the
Big Eight's leaders with
five interceptions for 61
yards.
The Buffalos Trill invade
Lincoln at almost full
strength with -only senior
safetyman, Jonn Farlar,
sidelined with a sprained
left knee.
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"The defense has made
good progress this week,"
the yearling coach com
mented. "The offense had
been ahead of the defensive
until this week."
ONE AHEAD
Fischer reported that
Kansas State has "a fine
freshman team."
Kansas State has played
one game, losing to the
Missouri yearlings 12-7 last
Friday at Columbia.
The Tigers ran for 250
yard and held Kansas
State to minus 70 yards
rushing in winning their
season opener.
"This will give them one
game's experience over
us." Fischer said.
"They will have worked
with officials while we
haven't," coach Fischer
said.
Included in F r i d a y's
starting line-up against the
Wildcats will be eight for
mer Nebraska high school
standouts.
Statisticly the starters
range from 6'2" 243 pounds,
Danny Malone, a defensive
left tackle from Longview,
Tex., to 5'10" 160 pound
Guy Ingles, an offensive
split end from Omaha West
side. Fischer, who has been
coaching at Nebraska for
eight years, will make his
Freshman coaching debut
Friday replacing John Mel
ton, who is taking over as
varsity linebacking coach.
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Four Huskers are listed
as doubtful participants in
Saturday's Memorial Stadi
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