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4 DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER Nov. 17. mi sEiers Outlast State, 20-16 Ida CTILLWATER, OKLA. UP) Duda sparked Nebraska to football victory Saturday over Substitute quarterback Fred a 20-16 Big Eight Conference improving Oklahoma State. i -rn-xVi' sr cj.

Vs. Cy i i iii ri i si iur ri i I. T-H SUNDAY REGISTER PHOTO BY TOM DE FEO K-State quarterback Larry Corrigan surprises with 16-yard Statistics Nebraska Okie. State First downs If Finning yerdaqt 301 Passing yardage 05 Passes 4-14 Passes Intercepted by Punts 130 Fumbles Inst 0 Yards penalized IS SCORING Nebraska 0 14 I Oklahoma State 3 1, run (Thiesen kick) Durkee, 30 run (Thiesen kick) 1, run (kick tailed) O.S. Thomas.

7. run (Durkte kick) S. -Williams I pass trom Miller (pass tailfli Attendance, 17,509 Season Records NEBRASKA OKLA. STATI 51-S Dak. St.

7 O-Arlisnsas 14 Minnesota 7 7-Teas Jl-lowa Stite -Colorado 13 Air Force 17 e-Missourl Kamas Slate a1 7-Kansas 4 M-lowa Sll'e 1 3-Missouri 17 33-Time 3-Kansas la-Nrtraska 20-Okla State Hi Kansas State Oklahoma 1 at Oklahoma football victory over homa State. But we didn intend to give up that many short ones either," he added. His main concern after the game was trie list of ailing Cornhuskers. Quarter back Dennis Claridge has been out much of the season with a Charley horse and fullback t.Kuoy jonnson sac out Satur day's game with a foot injury. "I just can't see how they'll be ready next Saturday for the Oklahoma Devaney said.

"And we've got four or five others that are pretty banged up too." California Rally Tops Utah, 35-22 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH UP) California overcame a 15-point deficit and beat Utah, 35-22, in football Saturday. California halfback Tom Blanchfield scored two touchdowns one on a fake field goal attempt and booted three conversions. IS OURS! BALTIMORE, MD. Is Ours won the $20,000 Marguerite Stakes, the feature on Pimlico's first Saturday Moore Leads Pro Bowlers GARDEN CITY, N. Y.

UP) Monroe Moore of Pontiac, took the lead after the first eight games of match play in the national cham burst up middle. Syracuse Rips Richmond, 50-0 SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP) Quarterback Rich King threw three touchdown passes Sat- m-rlDir anrl cnarlrprl Ssrraruea 0 triumph oyer Rich. mond of the Southern Con- fprpnrp The orange converted three Richmond errors into touch- downs in winning its sixth consecutive game ai iiuiuc, King connected for touch downs with pass plays that covered 67, 19 and 37 yards.

Arkansas Bobble Fatal at S.M. U. DALLAS; TEX. UP) A low pass from center on fourth down set up a Southern Methodist touchdown and a 14-7 victory over Arkansas Saturday. Trailing, 7-6, Southern Methodist got the break when Tommy Moore, back to kick on fourth down, fumbled the pass.

Mac White ran to the one, and then went over for the touchdown. down drive of 70 yards, Baughman carried six times for 28 yards. Sayers broke loose for 35 yards in his biggest run of the day. Coleman relieved Baugh man in the third quarter and chewed up 30 yards in seven carries on an 84-yard march, highlighted by Sayers' 26-yard pass to Tony Leiker on the Colorado 12. North Carolina Defeats Miami CHAPEL HILL, N.

C. UP) North Carolina topped Miami of Florida, 27-16, in football Saturday. Miami's George Mira threw two touchdown passes, one of them his first toss of the game. Tar Heel quarterbacks Junior Edge and Gary Black matched him with a scoring Willard put the game out of Miami's reach on a one-yard touchdown sweep with 30 seconds left. pionship of the Professional Bowlers Association Saturday ni6nt- THE LEADERS 8 GAMES Monroe Moore.

Pontiac. Mich 427 Andy Rownica, Chicago Bill Hardwick, San Mateo, Cat Frei Lemna. Fainess Hiiis. pa ,379 Ev Collins. San Mateo.

Cal. 9,339 Denis Chalis, St. Louis 9,313 Charlie Wilkinson, saunas, cal J. B. ti paso, Tex Ray h.

St. Lou 9,229 Bob Stramoe, Detroit 9,212 32nd Straight Loss For Rensselaer ROCHESTER, N. Y. UP) Rensselaer Polytechnic lost its thirty-second straight footbaJl game as Rochester trampled the Engineers, 44-3, Saturday. 'R I.

has the longest losing streak in the nation. R. P. loss closed out its season. The Engineers have kadly from an old ankle in-not won since 1959.

jury by the second quarter. BAYLOR UPSET BY KENTUCKY WACO, TEX. UP) Ken- tucky slashed its way to one of the football season ma- iinr tinspti! Saturrlav. hpatinf? Baylor 19.7 The Wildcats' Rick Norton Dassed for one touchdown and l0SSea lo yaras lo sci up onntKor ennro marlo frnm anotner score made irom a ir rrt A Vn uui uy icii uutoiu. ixcii- riirks'c Darrell Cox inter cepted a pass and ran it back 42 yards for the third Wildcat touchdown.

That pass was one of three misfires from Don Trull, the nation's leading passing yardage and offensive leader going into the game. Trull completed 17 of 30 nncnae frit 94Q trorHc anrl rriO tFouchdowil( butJhe couldnt hit consistently. His No. 1 target, Lawrence Elkins, was limping on to Wildcat 22. SUNDAY Duda, subbing for iniuredi Dennis Claridge.

led the Corn huskers on scoring drives of 55, 70 and 63 yards. He scored once himself on an eight-yard keeper. One to Go The victory was league-leading Nebrarka's eighth against a single loss, and its sixth without a defeat in conference play. The Cornhuskers have only one foe standing between them and their first conference title since 1940: Defending champion Oklahoma, The Sooners will play Nebraska next Saturday at Lincoln. Nebraska dominated the first three periods but had to fight off an Oklahoma State rally in the fourth.

The Cow- Big Eight Standings Contend ca All Games W. L. T. Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Iowa Stat Colorado Kansas State Oklahoma St, i i i boys, whose only scoring in the first half was a 30-yard field goal by Charles Durkee, drove for two touchdowns in the last quarter. Held to 208 Quarterback Mike Miller, who completed 19 of 32 passes, led the State rally.

Playing their best defense of the season, the Cowboys held Nebraska's conference-leading offense to 208 yards on the ground. Bruce Smith was Nebraska's leading ground gainer with 60 yards on 13 attempts. Duda had 50. DEVANEY WORRIES OVER INJURIES "We were trying to prevent the long passes primarily," Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney said Saturday following the Huskers' 20-16 Iowa Duck Hunters: About 30,000 WITH THE CLOSE of the duck season at sunset today, only the hard core of Iowa waterfowlers will be hanging up their guns. Since the de cline of the duck population of recent years, with stringent bag limits and "species management," the number of licensed, (duck stamps) duck hunters in Iowa has been cut in half.

During the 1953-54 season, when Iowans had a 55-day season and a daily bag limit of four ducks (only wood ducks were restricted), hunters of this state purchased 70,510 duck stamps. By the 1959-60 season, the first year the duck stamp price went from $2 to $3, Iowa duck stamp sales had droDDed to 51,040. The drought also started cutting the duck population that year. The fall of 1960 attracted 49,657 Iowa duck stamp buyers. In 1961 the total dropped to 41,147.

In 1962, with the two-bird limit only one of which could be a mallard more duck hunters gave up in despair with only 30,602 buying waterfowl hunting stamps. With better hunting prospects this fall and somewhat -t 1 OPEIll PIES ii? he went that-a-way! defense to bottle up Sayers, who entered the game with a 7.3-yard average. Baughman carried eight times In Kansas' first touchdown march after Ron Oelschlager recovered a fumbled Colorado hand-off. Colorado went in front momentarily, 7-6, late in the first period on a 73-yard drive Season Records KANSAS I COLORADO 4-T C. U.

10 0-U. S. C. 14 10- Syracuse 0 6-Oregon St. 41 25-Wyominq 21 21-Kansas St.

7 14-Iowa State 17 25-Oklahome St. 0 IB-Oklahoma 21 7-lowa Statt 1 11- i Via. State 7 6-Nebraska 41 34-Kansa- St 0 0-Oklahoma 35 9-Nebraska 23 7-Missouri 28 43-Colorado I4il4-Kansas 43 Missouri I at Air Fore in 10 plays, including three passes by Frank Cesarek for 40 yards and Bill Harris' 29-yard run. Kansas put the game away with 14 points in the second quarter. The Jayhawksj slugged away for nearly 10 minutes in a JO-play march covering 74 yards.

Baughman hauled the ball 23 yards in six carries. On Kansas' fourth touch Continued from Page One ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Boston College 30, Virginia 21 Clemson 21, Maryland 6 Florida Stale 14, North Carolina Stale 0 North Carolina 27, Miami (Fla.) 16 Wake Forest 20, South Carolina 19 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Syracuse 50, Richmond 0 Virginia Military 33, Citadel 8 Virginia Tech 28, West Virginia 3 William Mary 34, Davidson 5 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Alabama 27, Georgia Tech 11 Auburn 14, Georgia 0 Kentucky 19, Baylor 7 Mississippi 20, Tennessee 0 Mississippi State 7, Louisiana State 6 Tulane 10, Vanderbilt 10 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Southern Methodist 14, Arkansas 7 Texas 17, Texas Christian 0 Texas A. M. 13, Rice 6 Texas Tech 7, Texas Western 3 BIG SIX California 35, Utah 22 C. L.

A. 14, Washington State 0 Washington State 32, Stanford 15 WESTERN CONFERENCE Air Force 30, New Mexico 8 MISSOURI VALLEY Louisville 21, Western Michigan 7 North Texas 18, Hardin-Simmons 12 Tulsa 22, Houston 21 Wichita 23, Cincinnati 20 MAJOR INDEPENDENTS Bradley 37, Evansville 20 Colorado State 20, Montana 12 Navy 38, Duke 25 Penn State 28, Holy Cross 14 Pittsburgh 28, Army 0 Other Colleges MIDWEST Albion 35, Hotstra 12 Ashland 21, Alma I Auustana 41, Concordia (Ml.) lase Tech is, western Keserva 13 Centre 41, Hanover Dcmson If, Ohio Wesieyan I Deoauw 17, Wabash 0 Fmdlay 43, Mount Union Grove City 4', Hiram 12 Hcidelber 3, Marietta Hillsdale 31, Central Michigan 23 Illinois State 27, Illinois Wesieyan 7 John Carroll 14, Washington 4 Jeffer son 4 Kalamatoo 71, Kenyon 20 Miami lOnioi 27, Dayton 27 Muskingum 10, Baidwm-wanact Northeast Missouri 24, Murray Statt 7 Oberlm 14, Wooster 13 Ohio u. 14, Bowling ereen Principia 31, Indiana Central 11 St. Norbert 14, St. Thomas 12 Toledo 14, Southern Illinois 0 Western Illinois 22, Eastern Illinois 1 Whaaton 41, Valparaiso 11 Scores I Hey, Cyclones, Kansas Pins 43-14 Loss On Colorado Statistics Kansas Colorado First downs 74 14 Rushing yardaqe 347 167 Passing yardage 40 81 Passes 112 7 18 Passes Intercepted by 0 0 Punts 2 24 J9 Fumbles lost 0 3 vards penal lied 32 31 SCORINO Kansns 14 Colorado 7 0 I 15 43 7-14 1, sneak (kick tailed) Colo.

-Harris, 19, pass from Cesarek (Cesarek kick) Kan -Celsrhlager, 5. run (Robben pass trom Renko) 14, pass from Renko (kick blocked) Kan. Baughman, run (Renko run) Kan. -Renko, 3, run (Johnson pass from Renko) run (Cesarek kick) Kan. Mlcek, run (Johnson kick) Attendance, 21,105 BOULDER, COLO.

Kansas faked with halfback Gale Sayers, the a 1 1 n' leading rusher, and countered with driving fullbacks to overwhelm Colorado, 43-14, in a Big Eight football game Saturday. Armand Baughman and Ken Coleman ran up the middle after Colorado set a wide The schedule of solunar periods for the followinq week as printed below have been taken from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your day so that you will be fishing qood territory, hunt-Inq in qood coyer durinq these times It you wish lo find the best sport that each has to otter. The tables are not a Guarantee you will catch fish or see game durinq the period, however. The major periods bpqin at the time shown and last for an hour and a halt or two hours thereafter.

The minor periods are somewhat shorter in duration. A. M. P.M. Minor Major Minor Major Sun 5:35 11:50 6:05 Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 6:20 12:10 6:50 12:35 7:10 8:05 9:00 9:55 10:45 1:00 1:55 2:50 7:40 8:35 9:30 1:25 2:20 3:15 4:10 3:45 10:25 4:35 11:20 5:05 5:55 Sun 11:35 5:25 been hooked, Jaster says, the net is thrust through the hole in the ice, the fish is then pulled up to the hole and the net is withdrawn with the fish in it.

BEST BET for pheasant hunters is to use a good dog. Birds are sticking tight in the cover, particularly around dredge ditches, roadsides and soil bank land. If you are without a dog, all members of the party should walk close together and work very slowly stopping occasionally to unnerve and put to wing the tight-sticking ringnecks. ITS ST. NORBERT DE PERE, WIS.

UP) St. Norbert rallied for a pair of touchdowns and two conver sions in the last half to beat St. Thomas, 14-12, Saturday. a aal at REGISTER PHOTO BY JERVAS BALDWIN Tom Vaughn takes pitch, races Bill Matan for 10 yards on sweeping run, finally is hit but powers oah SpoFits I F5J Li swSkugrl I I I djj I himJi I f-jrSSZl I CaJLara rSi I SiV I I 4 I ANY MAKE ANY MODEL Jeoutifuf Colors Any Car Any Color $29.95 1 DAY SERVICE IN BY 9 OUT BY 5 WOUirt LAMEST AUTO PAMTM P.M. Dtfty A If in our Dot mint only EAST Amherst It, Williams 13 Bridgeport 13, central Connecticut Bucknell 34, Lehigh 12 W.

Post 21, Kings Cal Poly 14, Santa Barbara 11 Coast Guard 12, SPnngtield Colorado Mines 34, Colorado College IS Delaware 14, Kurgers i Dickinson 44. jonns-Hopkins 7 Hamilton 42, Union 23 Juniata 14, Westminister 14 King's Point 24, Hobart 13 Lebanon Valley it, Urslnus If Massachusetts 41, New HampsWro a Millenvllle 4t, Delaware Valley 0 Muhlenberg 34, Franklin Marshall II Ouantico Marines 14, Villanova Rhode Island 13, Connecticut 12 Rochester 44, Rensselaer Poly 3 Southern Connecticut State 17, Amorl' can International 13 Susouehana 22, Temple II Swarthmore 7, Penn Military I Thiel 31, Allegheny I Trenton State 21, Montciair State 21 Tufts 25, Lafayette 13 Upsala 24, Wagner I Wesieyan 44, Trinity 4 West Chester 34, Slippery Rock 7 Western Maryland 7, Deuel Tech i Wilkes 14, Haverford I Wittenberg 44, 34 SOUTH Arkansas Teen 20, Oiartts I Arkansas A. a M. 21, Southern (Ark.) Catawba SI, Guilford I Clark 45, Savannah State I Florida A. M.

37, Southern U. Florida A. and M. 37, Southern I Grambling 34, Wiley I Hampoen-Svdney 14, Ranooipn-Macon Hampton 33. Tuskegee 21 Howard 15, Morehouse 14 J.

c. smith 20, St. Augustine 1 Knoxville 31, Lane 21 Lincnln (Mo.) 10, Langston I Marshal) 14, Kent Statt I Maryvillt 17, Carson-Newman 14 Memphis State 13, Chattanooga I Miaoie Tennessee j. tasi Ttnnesset Mississippi Statt 7, Louisiana Statt 4 Morehead 4. Eastern Kentucky 0 McNeeje 35, Southeastern Louisiana Morgan State 54, Shaw I Newberry 17, Western Carolina II Otterbein 21, Capital 4 Presbyterian 34, Troy State 14 Sewanet 14, Washington (St.

Louis) 1 Southwest Missouri 13, Akron 12 St. Paul 22, Delaware State 14 Stephen F. Austin 14, Sam Houston 11 Tampa 7, Wofford Tennessee-Martin 21, Florence Statt 1 Tennessee State 23. East Tennessee Mate 0 Tennessee Tech II, Austln-Peay 33 Virginia union 15, North Carolina -14 Washington Let 34, southwestern 11 West Virginia Weslevan 41. GMreetnwn KV.) I WEST Abilene Christian 21, McMurray 1 Adams Statt II.

New Meiira Hlah. lands 13 Central Washington 20, Whitworth Colorado Mines 34, Colorado IS Eastern Washington 14, Puget Sound 14 Idaho 14, Idaho State I Miles College 13, Fort Valley Statt 11 Pacific 14, Brigham Young I San Francisco statt 21, Nevada i Southwest Oklahoma It, Fort Hayi 14 Santa Clara 32, Southern Oregon I Stephen F. Austin 14, Sam Houston arete Southwest Texas 33, Howard Paynt I Texas A. ft I. 24, Sul Ross 13 Texas Lutheran 11.

Sautheaitarn Okla. homa 4 Trinity 12, Arlington Statt Utah Statt 7, New Mtxlco Staft I Wattarn Mw JUUvirA CM. College 14 S55 Tssr nr birf MtltlmeimiariMi INFRA-RED OVEN ant mtiow sn It. IMS it, Mt lult irf it, im -null domonettrl, nHrtnmlnt ftnrslu ONI Of THE COMPLETE BOOT AND FENDER REPAIR A.M..I -Tftaft-J HERE'S WHY: ml 1 mii lulu. f4 PZJ rwt ewt'iiti, nmot4 tsw im sw mui, ttttaMM iMBlrti stf eayWrf Mass! Is is 3( ftat WMvtiS iwngfc "4V a Mat net gnssna Jr Mrs ftrieMU IMJw I rsu nosa WVypcH a mkw im, eM I f.

eaicitit. (at I tin iiMtf ipq tern, LA AUTO Al liberalized bag limits on ducks, sales of stamps may have increased slightly, but the figures won't be available until next summer. It's obvious duck hunters make up a small portion of Iowa's gunners 308,148 purchased resident hunting licenses a year ago. IT ALSO IS of interest to note just where the waterfowl gunning pressure really exists. According to the report of the U.

S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Californians purchased the most duck stamps during the 19bz-63 season, totaling 125,199. Minnesota waterfowlers were next, 78,071, followed by Wisconsin with 73,141. The state of Washington accounted for 62,091. Except for Texas, with 518 purchasers, the southern states often accused of kill ing most of the ducks were near the bottom.

Arkansas hunters bought 9,549 duck stamps, Tennessee 8,006, Missouri 27,016 and Louisiana 39,766. AN ICE FISHING landing net has been invented and patented by Lawrence jaster or neiievue. it is fashioned something like a cylindrical, three-sided, elon gated scoop attached to handle. The bottom section is made of wire mesh to allow water to flow through. Jaster says it is designed to land large walleyes or northerns in the 2 to 10-pound class that often wriggle off the hook or cut the line as they are being pulled through a small hole in the ice.

When a heavy fish has 1r i i Western theran 7 Washington 32, Pacific L- CENTRAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 4, Minneapolis 4 SI. Paul 4, Omaha a CANADIAN LEAGUE Hamilton 45, Ottawa I Basketball NAT EASTE IONAL ASSOCIATION RN nciicnn W. 11 I 5 4 Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York 1 Lot Angelas 7 St. Louis I San Francisco 10 Detroit I Baltimore New York 122, Cincinnati 114 St. Louis 115, Baltimore 112 HIGH SCHOOL Bayard 71, Y.

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