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One of the areas of concern for Duncan is the offensive
line, he said. The only returning starter, junior guard Brian
Neai, has injured his knee and will miss four to six weeks.
Taking Neal's place at left guard will probably be rcdshlrt
freshman Ron Wagner (6-4, 240).
At tackles, junior Tim Stonerook (6-8, 255) and red
shirt freshman "Karl Nelson (6-7, 250) will open the season
while the other guard spot is held by junior Tim
VandeMerkt (64, 234). The top center Is redshlrt fresh
man Jim Meyer (6-3, 225).
The defensive line returns two of three starters In 78,
but the empty spot Is a big one with the graduation of
all-conference Mike Stensrud. His spot Is likely to be
filled by senior Dick Cuveller (64, 282) who started last
year as an offensive guard.
The 1978 Big Eight defensive newcomer-of-the-year,
sophomore Chris Boskey (6-3,240), returns at the other
tackle spot after recording 131 tackles. Junior Kenny
Neil (6-6, 252) returns at noseguard after logging 72
tackles and five sacks.
BOTH DEFENSIVE ends from '78 are gone, so 78
reserves Junior Bill Herren (6-3. 220) and junior Jim
Nissen (6-3, 209) will be starting this fall.
Starting linebacker John Less returns after 116 tackles
and four sacks a year ago, but is battling junior Lou
Viecell (6-1, 190) for the starting spot. The other line
backer will be senior Mike Leaders (6-3, 219) who had 56
tackles last year.
Smith, Cole captains
The Nebraska football squad Tuesday chose1
senior ends Tim Smith and Lawrence Cole as co
captains for the 1979 season.
Smith, a three -year split end starter who also
handles the punting chores, (he has never had a punt
blocked) was voted the offensive captain.
Cole, a two-year left end starter, was picked the
defensive captain.
Smith, a 1978 Academic All-Big Eight selection
from Chula Vista, Calif., enters his final season,
with 804 minutes of playing time, tops on the
offensive squad. He is the first end to be named
offensive captain in Head Coach Tom Osborne's
seven year tenure.
Cole, a Dayton, Ohio native, had 61 tackles last
year and has 238 minutes of playing time in a
Husker Uniform. He is the fourth end to earn defen
sive captain under Osborne, following the likes of
John Dutton, Bob Martin and George Andrews.
Sailboat race sinks swim
University of Nebraska swimmers Greg Rice and
Bob Mizelle have postponed indefinitely their attempt to
swim across Lake McConaUghy, according to Mizelle.
The two were unable to attempt the swim as planned
during the Labor Day Weekend because of the 10th
annual Nebraska Governor's Cup Sailboat Regatta on the
lake.
Mizelle said there is no immediate available date for the
two to complete the swim. . .
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One starter returns in a secondary that Duncan calls
"young, light, but with lots of speed." All-Big Eight
safety senior Mike Schwartz returns, but the rest of the
secondary will be new.
At the other safety spot, sophomore Joe Brown (61,
170) is the starter. The starting cotnerbacks are junior
Larry Crawford (6-1, 172), who had 32 tackles In '78 .and
redshlrt freshman Jeff Stallworth (5-1 1, 167), from
Omaha! Northwest.
Although the Cyclones play Texas on the road In the
second game, Duncan Said he Is more worried about the
season opener against Bowling Green.
"We're very concerned with Bowling Green," Duncan
said. "They, have nine starters back on both offense and
defense so they have the experience on us."
Iowa State Schedule
Sept. 15 Bowling Green, Sept. 22 at Texas, Sept. 29
at Iowa, Oct. 6 Pacific, Oct. 13 at Kansas State,
Oct. 20 Kansas, Oct. 27 at Oklahoma, Nov. 3 Colora
do, Nov. 10 Missouri, Nov. 17 at Nebraska, Nov. 24
Oklahoma State.
Veterans loan fund
dwindles to $75
By Gordon Johnson
A tJNL Student Veterans Association loari fund of
$1,100 set Up by the NU Foundation has dwindled to
$75, according to SYA president Jerry Uppincott, who
said he is not sureMat caused the decrease .
til 1970 the UNL'Student Veterans Association set up
ah emergency fund to help Veteran students who were in
need of quick money To receive a loan a student must
only show that he is a veteran and In financial need.
The NU Foundation which administers the loan
tooney is a nonprofit organization that solicits contribu
tions for the University of Nebraska.
Herb Potter, foundation corporate treasurer and trust
officeri said the veterans have only themselves to blame.
He said j the association lost the money because many
students defaulted on their, loans and because thr group
did hbt rwfuire cd-signers.
, Tett;the Ibait; fund Was established fritter said he
tried td, get the association to require a co-signer for the
loans- but association members insisted that no co-signer
be required.; ' . ' k ' f;
By having a cd -signer for the loan, someone else Would
be responsible for repaying the loan should the Veteran
defaiaPdtteBaidi ? ""2. r-
Lippincott said that the no co-signer stipulation Was
made so veteran? fcould receive the loans more quickly.
Since 1970, 36 loans have beeti made totaling $5,775.
The association lost more than $1,000 when $404 was
paid to a collection agency to collect $648 in defaulted
loiris from three studeftts. - " . ;
. Potter said that on a percentage basis, the Veterans
loan fund has lost more money than any other fund on
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The 'loan fund ttbw has $75 with $544 left in out
standing debts, Potter said. A large part of the $544 may
be hard to get back he added ff -
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