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Nebraska loses third game
HOUSTON-Nebraska lost
its third straight outing here
Wednesday, dropping a 4-2
decision to Houston
University.
For the third consecutive
game Nebraska relief pitching
failed to hold up. Nebraska
scored two runs in the opening
inning but Houston tied the
score in the fifth and added
two more runs in the last of
the seventh for a 4-2 lead.
John Husman went the first
six and two-thirds for the
Huskers and gave up all four
runs. Bruce Cramer relieved
Husman in the last of the
seventh and yielded a single
which scored Houston's two
final runs.
The two teams will play a
double header Thursday and
have single games Friday and
Saturday.
Dave Mason (left) . . . heads into contact session.
Fast starting defense heads drill
I W.Mr Iff rinnv will K an eninvahle task.
by JIM JOHNSTON
Sports Editor
Bob Devaney found nothing to get
alarmed about Wednesday. He's used to his
defense being ahead of the offense during
early spring drills. .
"Again it looks like the defense is ahead
of the offense," said Devaney after the
Cornhuskers went through their first
scrimmage sessions on the AstroTurf
Wednesday. "We're always concerned if our
offense isn't performing at its best, but it's
nothing to get excited about."
The most pleasing part of the defense wa
middle guard. And that was kind of a
surprise. John Peterson, a non-scholarship
player from Alma, added a fourth dimension
to the battle for middle guard.
"Peterson's pretty tough," observed
Devaney. "He really hit some people out
there."
Monte Johnson and John Bell are also
battling for the middle guard spot. So is Bob
Pabis, but he's sidelined for another week
while'recovering from knee surgery.
Devaney also had praise for the offensive
backfield-.especially the I-backs. It now
appears that finding a partner for veteran
I-back Jeff Kinney will be an enjoyable task.
"Some of those kids looked good at
I-back," said Devaney. "They showed us
something. But of course Jeff Kinney
continues to do a good job."
The fullback situation was not as
pleasing. Finding a replacement for the
blocking ability of Dan Schneiss still appears
to be the No. 1 task in the offensive
backfield.
The Huskers will go through drills again
Friday and Devaney has scheduled split
scrimmage sessions on the AstroTurf
Saturday.
Saturday's drills will be at 10:30 a.m. and
1:30 p.m. At 2 p.m. Sunday workout is also
planned.
The only injury during the first contact
session Wednesday was suffered by
linebacker Bruce Hauge. Hauge was knocked
out, but it was not believed serious.
Redshirt Randy Butts, sophomore Don
Westbrook and junior college transfer Gary
Dixon ran well in the first scrimmage. Dave
Goeller, also an I-back contender, worked
out in sweat clothes while recovering from
the flu.
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