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14 The Lincoln Star Tuesday, November 24, 1970 Giants NU Rushing, Passing Stats Over 2,000 Yard Mark ORDUNA, TAGGE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Lineman-Ot-Week Won By Buffs' Popplewell RUSHINO Alt. Gain Lost Net Ave. 7 24 I 23 3.3 14 12 2 03 EIGHT SELECTION Nebraska pushed its rushing total over the mark and its passing yardage past 2,000 yards in Saturday's 28-21 win over Oklahoma. Led by Joe Orduna's 834 yards, Husker backs carried the ball for 2.554 yards and with Jerry Tagge throwing for 1,383 yards, NU passers threw for 2,080 yards. The statistics: UN Opp First Down, Rushing 151 96 First Downs, passing 92 Penalties 8 9 Total First Downs 251 176 Rushing, Alt 637 461 Yds Gained Rushing 2839 1914 'Yds lost rushing 285 353 Yds net rushing 2554 1631 Per game average 232.2 148 3 Passing, Alt 247 290 Passes, Complete 154 136 Passes, intercepted 10 30 Net yds, passing :080 1736 Per game averaqe 189.1 157.8 Total offense, att 884 751 Net yds 4634 3367 Per game ave 421.3 306.1 Interceptions, no 30 10 Net yds returned 533 117 Punting, no 54 72 Punts, blocked 2 0 Total yds 2092 2828 Per punt ave 38.7 39.3 Punts, returned, no 33 22 Net yds 401 166 Kickoffs, no 76 jO Net yds 572 1232 Penalties, no 72 60 Total yds 683 555 Fumbles, no 29 23 Lost 18 15 Scoring, total points 409 177 Per game ave 37.2 16.

1 Prefontaine Top Runner Williamsburg, Va. I.T) -Sophomore Sieve Prefontaine, the highest returning finisher from last year, won the individual title Monday and apparently led Oregon to the team crown in the NCAA cross country championship. Prefontaine took the lead for good between the first and second miles of the six-mile Kingsmill Plantation course at the college of William and Mary. He was timed in 28:00.2 clipping almost two minutes off the course record set by William and Mary's Howell Michael. Oregon was listed with an unofficial team total of 86 points to 88 for Villanova, but the Wildcats asked for a review of the films because coach Jim Elliott felt one of his runners was misplaced at the finish.

Meet officials gave no indication when the viewing results would be available. Prefontaine finished about 30 yards in front of Villanova's IC4A champion, Donal Walsh, who was clocked in 28:08. They were followed across the finish line by Donald Kardong of Stanford in 28:10, Gregory Fredericks of Penn State in 28:12 and John Bednarski of Texas-El Paso in 28:14. Bednarski was fourth last year. NCAA mile champoin Marty Liquori of Villanova, who has been injured much of the fall and was a doubtful starter, got the Wilcats a ninth-place finish, winding up behind Keith Munson of Oregon State, Bob Bertelsen of Ohio University and Sidney Sink of Bowling Green.

NU's Carlberg Finishes 22nd Williamsburg, Va. UP) Four Big Eight teams were among the first 20 finishers in the national collegiate cross country championships over a six-mile course Monday. Missouri was sixth with a low score of 237, Oklahoma State 14th of 430, Colorado 15th at 446, and Kansas State 20th at 530. Oregon won the meet on 86 points. There were six Big Eight runners in the first 50 finishers, led by Jerome Howe of Kansas State who finished 11th in 28 minutes, 43 seconds.

Dennis McGuire was 19th at 28:50. Greg Carlberg of Nebraska was 22nd in Jerry Hogan, Missouri, 27th in George Stewart, Oklahoma State, 33rd in 29:11, and Mark Visk, Missouri, 47th in 29:21. FEATURE RACES At Liberty Bell Murtaugh I 34 ,19 2 Total Opp Total 131736 PUNTING No. Yds. unh HToui Opp Total PUNTS RETURNED No.

Yds. 1 4 Avt. 38.7 38.7 39.3 Avt. 4.0 13.0 9.5 13.4 3.0 12.2 7.S Ave. 27.0 21.1 8.0 36.0 10.0 22.0 24.6 TO Ingles Kosch I Rodgen Anderson Decker Total Odd Total KICKOFF RETURNS No.

Yds. Hughes Rodgers 17 359 Carstens Kinney 3 114 Weber 1 0 Olds 1 10 Total S72 Opp Total 50 1232 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Kosch 7 99 Blahak 6 175 Hauge 1 26 Morock 4 55 1 Rogers 1 0 Adkins 1 37 1 Anderson 4 16 Terrio .2 14 Murtaugh 1 28 Decker I 73 1 Total 30 J23 1 Opp Total 10 117 SCORING TO Kick Other FG Sfty Tot ingles 8 1-1 Kinney 5 Orduna 14 1-1 Rodgers 50 30 86 66 69 24 12 74 24 6 6 6 6 409 1 177 Rogers 0 52-48 12-7 Tagge 4 l-o Cox 2 Brownson 4 1-0 Schneiss 4 Decker I Adkins 1 Vector I Morock I Total 56 52-48 4 2 12-7 Opp Total 25 I51410-1 7-3 SCORING BY QUARTERS Nebraska 104 119 92 94 Opponents 23 72 19 63 409 177 Dartmouth Wins Lambert Trophy With 9-0 Mark New York Dartmouth College, which concluded a perfect 9-0 football season by beating Penn 28-0 last weekend, was named Monday the unanimous winner of the 1970 Lambert Trophy, awarded annually for outstanding performance by a major Eastern team. Dartmouth will receive the trophy Dec.

11 at the annual awards luncheon. The Big Green received all eight first-place votes and a perfect score of 80 points in the voting, ending a three-year domination of the Lambert Trophy by Penn State. The Nittany Lions, 7-3, finished second with 72 points, followed by Boston College, 7-2, 63 points; Syracuse, 6-4, 51; West Virginia, 7-3, 48; Villanova, 7-2, 38; Harvard, 7-2, 33; Yale, 7-2, 25; Tample, 7-2, 24 and Cornell, 6-3, 6. Co Ingles List Li Tackle Tally Stowe caught eight passes for 101 yards and a touchdown in Iowa State's 36-27 losing effort to Oklahoma State. He now has 127 career receptions and is tied for the record set by Dave Jones of Kansas State.

Stowe will have the opportunity to break the record Saturday night at San Diego State. Other linemen nominated include Rick Mason, defensive end at Oklahoma; Barty Chappell, linebacker at Oklahoma State; Charles Clarington, defensive middle guard at Kansas State; Ed Periard, middle guard at Nebraska; Rocky Wallace, defensive tackle at Missouri, and Gary Palmer, defensive end at Kansas. Bears' Douglass Out For Season Chicago iffi Left-handed quarterback Bobby Douglass who threw four touchdown passes in Chicago's 31-13 victory over Buffalo Sunday, is out for the season with a broken left wrist. The Bears learned Monday that Douglass suffered what he believed at the time was a sprain in the second quarter of the National Football League game and subsequently threw three of his touchdown passes with the broken wrist. It was Douglass' first start of the season and the former star from Kansas said: "I'm discouraged because I felt I was ready to go and the experience I'd get in the next four games would be invaluable to me for next season." Brooks Robinson Hickok Recipient New York MP) Brooks Robinson's sensational play in the World Series earned the Baltimore Orioles' third baseman the October prize by an overwhelming margin in the Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year poll.

In voting, announced Monday, Robinson scored 399 points and received 126 first place votes to overshadow Muhammad Ali's knockout performance over Jerry Quarry. Ali, in action for the first time in years, received eight first place votes and 139 points. Rice Bowl Teams Set Lafayette, La. The University of Southwestern Louisiana accepted Monday a bid to play in the Grantland Rice Bowl in Baton Rouge on Dec. 12.

The Cajuns will face Tennessee State, which has a 9-0 record. Linebacker Jerry Murtaugh's 16 tackles in the Oklahoma game Saturday boosted his season total to 132, 71 of them of the unassisted variety. Defensive statistics: Linemen UT Kansas City Don Pop-plewcll, regarded as Colorado's greatest center since the Buffs started playing football in 1890, was named Monday as the Big Eight Conference lineman of the week. Popplewell was the hub of the Buffaloes' devastating ground name which last Saturday-stacked up 482 yards against lOth-ranked Air Force in a 49-19 win. The Falcons play Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl New Year's Day.

Behind Popplcwell's tremendous blocking, all the Buffs' Ward Walsh and Jon Keyworth had to do was run through the big holes. And Colorado turned it into a no-contcst situation quickly. By halftime, the Buffs were out front 35-7. "The development of our running game has resulted this year from great offensive line play which we have keyed around our center, Don Popplewell," said Colorado coach Eddie Crowder. "He is unquestionably as fine a center as I have observed in my 20 plus years of association with All-Star Football Teams SANDHILLS GATEWAY Elgin Bruce Anderson, Bill Bergstrom, and Reuben Bergman; Humphrey Ron Molczyk and Terry Bender; Petersburg Norm Henn and Raphael Slarman; Cedar Rapid Dan Yikil; Clearwater Rod Burmmels.

LHTC Offense Ends Pete Martinez, Hershey and Jeff Cregham, Arnold; Tackles Ron Fleecs, Sutherland, and Tom Donnis, Arnold; Guards Bill Holt, and Bill Turley, Arnold; Center Bill Kautz, Hershey; Backs Randy Creghan and Rod Cracey, Arnold, Charlie Wright, Mullen and Myron McCune, Sutherland. Defense Linemen Tom Dennis and Bill Holt, Arnold, Jim White, Sutherland, Ed Arends and Ron Patch, Mullen; Linebackers Gary Covington, Hershey, Alan Halstead, Arnold, Myron McCune and Paul Grow, Sutherland; Safeties Jerome Boyle. Hershey and Mike Edleman, Mullen. SOUTHERN NEBRASKA EAST DIVISION Offense Ends Terry Milligan and Dick Closs, Southern; Tackles Wayne Thomsen, Southern, and Sterling Barker, Pawnee City; Guards Stan Goes, Southern and Charles Crook, Humboldt; Center Kent Mann, Southern; Backs Bob Rutan and Bob Harris, Southern, Tom Janacek, Wilber and Rick Henmnger, Pawnee City. Defense Ends Steve Boerrigter, Southern and Tom Glalher, Humboldt; Tackles Kendall Binder, Pawnee City and Daryl Peterson, Southern; Middle guard Sterling Barker, Pawnee City; Linebackers Knet Mann and Roger Humphreys, Southern, Bill Hosack, Wilber, and lorn Usher, HumbokJI; Safeties Bob Harris, Southern, Lynn Holecheck, Humboldt, and David Bowman, Pawnee City.

West Division Offense Ends Jed Kroeker, Henderson and Mike Germer, Hebron; Tackles Mika Fangmeler, and Tim Hughes, Heuion; Guards Marvin Loschen, Deshler and Doug Wiedel, Hebron; Center Richard Drews, Hebron; Backs Randy Mesloh, Don Johnson and Greg Pumphrey, Hebron, and Rick Ham, Sufton. Defense Ends Mike Janzen, Henderson ana Rick Ham, Sutton; Interior line Dale Chaney, Harvard, Jerry Domeier, Sutton and Mike Fangmeier, Hebron; Linebackers Ron Hortman, Henderson, Don Johnson, Hebron, Marvin Loschen, Deshler, and Greg Bender, Sutton; Secondary Greg Kapperman, Deshler, and Tim Peters, Henderson. HI LINE Stapleton Bud Hanna, Dennis Blevins, Leland Paxton and Steve Yardley; Oconto Nick Llakos, Jim Shea, Ron Wackerla and Dan Ridder; Maxwell 7 Larry Schledewitz, Terry Larsen and Mark Gutherless; Brady Joel Popken and Rick Clark; Farnam Rick Kotschwar and Deloit Cross; Tryon Bruce Huffman; Wallace Jim Moore; Eustis Jon Schwarz. Heisman Pick Today New York (iP The winner of the Heisman Award will be announced today and expectations are that it will be one of three heralded quarterbacks Jim Plunkett of Stanford, Joe Theis-mann of Notre Dame or Archie Manning of Mississippi. Glover 5 14 Jacobson 33 16 Johnson, .10 5 Pabis 8 6 Periard 41 29 Walline 18 15 Ends Adkins 16 14 Harper 25 25 Hyland 4 10 Pitts 5 5 Johnson, 6 6 Linebackers Hauge 10 7 Morell II 15 Morock 22 24 Murtaugh 71 61 Terrio 37 36 Branch 2 1 Upset Giants Eaglts First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Return Yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 17 109 178 18 117 164 157 78 15-30-0 3 12-170 2 35 46 (Pi A pair Philadelphia lone kickoff returns by rookie Billy Wallik and the passing combination of quarterback Norm Snead to flanker Ben Hawkins helped the Philadelphia Eagles snap the New York Giants six-game winning streak with a 23-20 victory in the weekly Monday night national Football League television spectacular.

Wallik returned a second period kickoff 57 yards, which set in motion a Philadelphia drive that wound up with a 29-yard field goal on the last play of the half. In the third period, Wallik raced 45 yards with a kickoff that started the Eagles to their winning touchdown, scored on a one-yard plunge by Snead 52 seconds into the fourth quarter. The Eagles won on the wings of a fourth period touchdown set in motion by Wallik's 45 yard kickoff return in the late minutes of the third period. Wallik's return put the Eagles on the Giants' 46. Snead passed 31 yards to Hawkins who fumbled, the ball which was recovered for an additional three yards by Philadelphia Jim Scaggs.

New York 3 10 7 020 Philadelphia 0 9 7 7-23 NY FG Gogolak 29 Phil-Sncad 1 run (kick failed) NY-Johnson 2 run (Gogolak k.ck) NY-FG Goqolak 25 Phil-FG Moseley .29 Phil-Hill 1 pass Irom Snead (Moseley kick) NYTarkenlon 1 run (Gogolak kick 8 Phil Snead 1 run (Moseley kick) Men's 2X Games, 600 Series At Parkway Jack Vavre, 242 At Plaia George Lichkiler, 241. Larry Kaspcr, IK; Bill Fricsen, 237; Gary West, 234-617. At Bowl Mor Gary ScliarK 237-625. Ladies' 200 Games, 525 Series At Parkway Dot Niefteldl. 550.

Marlene Becker. 204; Carol Myfs, 202-551: Pat Cheslerman. 210. At Plaia Les (valentine, 549; Ddi Helms. 202; Wava Coalman.

246-6(12, Mary Lonq, 204-218- 549; Martha Smith. 210 550: Clco Williams. 203; Judy Allrn. 735; Donna Kolc, 529; Jan Garner, 202 Add em i nonywooo jm Lancaster. 245; Bob Fllaus, 246; Jack Holmquist.

2W: Rih SrhwAbauor. 607 Senior Men's 200 Games, 525 Series At Hollywood Floyd Pierce, 202: Ed Hanneman. 546; Roy Mills, 201 533; les Tyrrell, 535; Rollie Bell, 210-561, George Gary. 200; Herm Anderson, 209; Bud Crump. 565, Perry Caldwell, 22? Srnior Ladies 175 Games, 500 Series At Hollywood Mane Walton, 180 519; Evelvn Kreick, 176; Opel Ting-naard, 15; Florence Giant, 175, Laura Gable, 176.

GALS' VOLLEYBALL Monday's Results Aid Ins. 27-21. Telegraph 7-14; Union Loan 8, Savingi 18-2I-I4. C.D.C. 10 14 Amateurs 18-18-4; Citizens 16 1410.

Kjngs 24-23. Pacesetters 5-7; Swingcri 20-12-10. Kidd's Kids 13 20-7; Tri 25-16, CenGas 4-9. From Zenith's Decorator Series 25" DIAG. CHR0MACOLOR 100 R) CONSOLE Alley Action Backs Anderson 27 Blahak 38 Decker Holistein 6 Kosch 24 McClelland Rogers 4 Offensive Team 7 Hunting Clock Tht folioting appliet to any point In Nebraska that It due north or due soul of each of the cities and towns.

For each 11 milts west el any designated city, add on For each 13 milts east, subtract on minute. All times listed art Central Daylight Time, except for Scottsbluff, which It on Mountain Daylight Time. Shooting hours art one-half hour before sunrlst to one-half hour after sunset for big-game, one-halt hour before sunrlst to sunset for small game, and sunrlst to sunset for tht special ttal season. Carstens Hughes Jones 6 9 18 9- Klnnav 146 661 80 834 219 330 113 128 113 34 Olds 13 Orduna 187 Rodgers 36 Schneiss Tanae 69 243 130 Vector 43 131 3 Brownson 48 177 64 7 1 76 Total 3 MJ 1554 Odd Tot 461 1984 153 1631 PASSING uj Att. Comp.

Pet. Int. Yds. TO Jones I Orduna Rodgers 1 0 Schneiss 3 1 Tagge '65 104 Brownson 72 47 Total 247 Odd Total 190 136 .200 7 1.000 0 0 0 .333 1 .630 7 .653 2 .623 10 .469 30 14 ,0 17 1383 6S9 1080 1736 TOTAL OFFENSE Ave. Carstens Hughes Jones Kinney Olds Orduna Rodgers Schneiss Tagge Vactor Brownson Inqles List 7 7 23 3 3 2 0.3 11 146 13 183 37 72 234 43 120.

2-661 80 848 219 347 1496 772 4 34 2 26 Total 884 4634 Opp Total PASS RECEIVING No. Yds. Carstens Hughes 3 Kinney '8 Olds Orduna 85 Rodgert 35 665 Schneiss 18 152 Vactor 3 16 TO Boosts To 132 For Losses BP No. Yds. AT BK PI BU 1 1 5 12 1 1 18 20 10 4 19 4 5 2 1 1 Motntal Scettv Wtff Sun- Sunrlst stt 7:31 5:09 7:32 5:08 7:33 5:08 7:34 5:07 7:35 5:07 Sm- Stn-rlst stt 5:18 7:42 5:17 7:43 5:17 7:44 5:16 7:45 5:16 Sun- Sunrise set 7:45 5:12 7:46 5:12 7:47 5:11 7:48 5:11 7:50 5:10 Sun- Sun list stt 6:54 4:27 6:56 4:27 6:57 4:26 6:58 4:26 6:59 4:26 laBWTBlBaastBa1tBatlaaastasMPJk IN BIG intercollegiate football." Popplewell's selection by a panel of sports writers was not unanimous, however.

Iowa State's great end, Otto Stowe, was the lineman who shared the voting with Popplewell. Ducks Still Plentiful Cold weather and high winds put a damper on most hunting across most of Nebraska over the weekend, but duck hunters continued to do well throughout much of the state. NORTHEAST Hunter pressure on pheasants was generally light, but gunners were doing some good working weed patches. Duck hunting is good at Lewis nd Clark Lake, with the best success from shelter blinds. Officer John Schuckman checked several limits of mallards and rated the Santee area and the Missouri River below Gavins Point Dam as good bets for ducks.

At the west end of Lewis and Clark, Officer Gary Ralston reports that a number of ducks has moved from the reservoir up the river, and hunters are doing well In the Santee-Niobrara area. He observed some 15,000 new ducks in the Santee area. SAND HILLS Good numbers of mallards and geese were sitting on the Missouri River in the Boyd County area, but the cold weather has put an end to duck hunting in Cherry County, where the lakes have frozen over. Some mallards and other ducks are resting on Sherman Reservoir and the Middle Loup River. Pheasants are wild, but success has been qood in Sherman and southern Valley counties.

SOUTHWEST Pheasants are scattered and wild, and pressure was light over the weekend. However, waterfowl hunters can get some action at Enders and Swanson reservoirs. There are some 40,000 ducks and about 1.000 geese on Enders, while Swanson, near Trenton, Is holding from 12.0C0 to 15,000 ducks and about 100 geese. PANHANDLE Pheasant hunters generally averaged about a bird per man over the weekend, and those with dogs were having the best success. However, the ringnecks are wild.

On the waterfowl front, gunners were doing well on both geese and ducks on the east end of Lake Ogallala. Pressure was heavy and success good on geese along the North Platte River from Oshkosh to Lisco. SOUTHEAST Gunners averaged about a pheasant and four quail each in me eastern part of the region over the weekend. Officer Les Johnson reports "plenty of birds" 'n the north-central pari of the area, although hunting pressure was Ugh'. Pheasant hunting was also rated as good in the south-central part of the state.

Officer Fred Salak noted qood success on waterfowl In the Doniphan-Wood River area. Soutar Continues Streak In PBA Detroit ffl Continuing one of the most amazing streaks in the history of professional bowling, Dave Soutar Monday night successfully defended his championship in the $50,000 American AirlinesOpenbowling tournaments. A 10 year veteran of the Professional Bowlers Association tour, Soutar took only five championships in his first nine years in the PBA and now has matched that total in 1970, pushing his earnings to $46,419 and probably gaining recognition as bowler of the year. Don Glover, of Bakersfield, came up with a final game 279-215 victory over Mike McGrath, of El Cerito, to wrest third place, while Butch Gearhart, of Fort Lauderdale, earned the fifth spot. Pecan Bowl Set Kansas City UP) Central Missouri State and Arkansas State accepted invitations Monday to play in the Pecan Bowl football game at Arlington, Dec.

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