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18 Thp Lincoln Star Tuesday, October 13, 1970 Hebron Justifies Top Spot By Trouncing Geneva, 26-12 Hastings Tilt Reunion Vital Said Top Big 8 Lineman COACHES FORGET OPPONENT NICKNAME, COLORS FUMBLES COSTLY TO NO. 2 TEAM Hastings 1 I 0 .500 3 1 0 .750 Doane 1 1 0 .500 3 2 0 .667 Midland 0 3 0 0.00 1 4 0 .500 any game-killing miscues," he said. Greg Hayes will be at full speed for the Vikings, according to Walls, and this will bolster their running attack. Frazier considers his ball club much improved after the loss to Concordia. An indication is the Broncos comeback win over Black Hills.

"We were the same team we were against Concordia in the first half at Black Hills," Frazier stated. "But we had a little talk at the half and the guys really payed great the second half. "Now we know what we can do and I still think a team can have one loss and still win the conference. We must take this game or all we can do is play the 'spoiler' role." NIAC Conference All Garnet Pet. Pet.

Concordia 3 0 0 1.000 3 I 0 .750 NWU 2 0 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 plays to score. A pass from Randy Mesloh to Rrpc Pnmnhrev covered the final 19 yards to give Hebron a 6-0 lead. Five plays later Hebron's Sr-ntt. Svoboda recovered another Geneva bobble and Don Johnson dashed the final 22 yards to give the Bears a 12-0 first quarter bulge. The winners ran the margin to 18-JJ before halftime when Mike Tie For Top Pro In Qualifiers Council Bluffs, Iowa Gene Johnson, from Omaha Country Club, and Juan Elizondo, club pro at Sunset Valley, won the top two spots in the club pro-fossinnai nualifvine tournament after 36 holes of play here Mon day at Dodge Park.

Johnson covered the course with scores of 73-75-148 while Elizondo returned scores of 75-73-148. Bud Williamson. Lochland Country Club golf pro, was named the first alternate witn scores of 74-78-152. The ton six nros in the field will represent the Nebraska PGA during the national Club- Pro tourney California this November. John Frillman, winner of the PGA tournament, Nebraska Sectional, will lead the contingent in the national tourna ment.

Gene Johnson, Omaha Country Club, 73-75-148; Juan Ellzpndo, Sunset Valley, 75-73-148) Matt ZadJlls, Spring Lake, 73-77-150; Jerry Dugan, Highland Country rlnh TC.7A.1C1, Bnh Dnnn. rimihi Tmin. try Club, 77-74-151; Merle Backlund, wooo Kiver, wi-w. Grid Summaries to our scouts, I can't tell yon what kind of offense or defense they run. "But.

I do know one thing. They do have a good football team. I hate to use score comparisons but they only lost to Concordia 9-6 and we lost to Concordia 28-0." Walls feels his team can't make mistakes like fumbling on the opponent's three-yard line with a 6-0 lead and still win. "We were ready to put Concordia in a hole when we had a first down on their three, but the fumble killed us," Walls said. "Concordia recovered and the momentum seemed to swing their way.

"They went on to score nine points in the remaining one and one-half quarters while we went scoreless." Against Hastings Walls says he plans to use the same tactics used in previous contests. "Hopefully the guys won't make Prep Seward 18, Schuyler 14 Schuyler 0 6 0 814 Seward 6 6 0 618 Schuyler Spale, 45-pass from Schneider: Schneider, 5-run. PAT Gerrard, run. Seward Ahrens, recovered blocked punt; Schulz, 47-fumble recovery; Ditt-marm, 5-run. Elkhorn 32, Ashland 20 Elkhorn 8 12 6 632 Ashland 6 0 8 620 Elkhorn Wlnterburns (5), 27-, 20-, 22-, 4-runs, 8 pass from Olson.

PAT Wesolowski, pass from Olson. Ashland Lullon, 59-run; McClatchey, 1-run; Pike, 55-pass from McClatchey. PAT Pike, pass from McClatchey. Murdock 20, Malcolm 18 Murdock 12 0 8 0-20 Malcolm 6 6 0 618 Murdock Groleau, 33 pass from Gaebel; Gaebel, 65 run; Stock, 10 run; PAT Groleau, run. Malcolm Cook (2), 5 run, 15 pass from Holka; Wilson, 25 pass from CxA.

Arlington 30, Louisville 8 Arlington 14 0 8 830 Louisville 0 0 8 08 Arlington Richmeyer, 18 pass from Burgess; Anderson. 7 pass from Bur gess; Burgess, l-run; Richmeyer, 41 -pass from Burgess. PAT York (3) pass trom ourgess. Louisville Qulmby, 46 run. PAT Welt, pass from Dolan.

Waverly 26, Syracuse 6 Waverly 6 6 6 826 Syracuse 6 0 0 06 Waverly Wllhelm. 1 run; Vern Nick- elson, 60-pass from Wllhelm; Johnson, 65 run; Calaway, 2 run. PAT Callaway, pass from Wllhelm. Syracuse i-ormanack, i run. By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Geneva Hebron justified its No.

1 rating among Class high school, football teams by capitalizing on two early breaks to register a 26-12 triumph over No. 2-ranked Geneva here Monday night. Hebron's Doug Wiedel pounced on a fumble on the game's fourth play and Coach Ted Mills' Bears stormed 61 yards In nine Field Goal Lifts Packers San Diego Uft Dale Livingston's 14-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter brought the Green Bay Packers a 22-20 victory over the San Diego Chargers Monday night in their nationally televised National Football League game. San Diego rallied for a pair of quick touchdowns in the fourth period, only to be thwarted by a 14-yard field goal by Livingston after Willie Wood had intercepted a Marty Domres' pass at the San Diego 35 and returned it to the 13. Earlier, the Chargers scored on a 24-yard run by Willie Frazier and a one-yard smash by Jeff Queen, both following mistakes by Green Bay reserve quarterback Don Horn.

The first touchdown came after Pete Barnes intercepted a Horn pass at the Charger 22 and returned it to the 36. The second was three plays after Horn fumbled at his own 10. Green Bay 3 3 13 3-22 San Diego 0 6 0 14-20 OB FG Livingston 18 GB-FG Livingston 27 SO FG Mercer le SD-jFG Mercer 39 GB Clancy 4 pass from Starr (kick blocked) GB Hilton 2 pass from Starr (Livingston kick) SO Frailer 24 run (Mercer kick) SD Queen 1 run (Mercer kick) GB FG Livingston 14 Statistics Packers Chargers First Downs 19 14 Rushing Yardage 200 217 Passing Yardage 141 40 Return Yardage 68 43 Passes 18-24-1 7-23-4 Punts 3-46 3-47 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Yards Penalized 98 37 East Gals Take Meet The Lincoln East girls swim teame dged Southeast Monday in a dual swim meet by a 38-34 margin. FLAG FOOTBALL Monday's Results Lincoln Seals 37, Indian Village Barbershop 28j West ty Allstar 12, Stete Farm Ins. No.

2 Standard 26, Mid-America EMDC 18, Burmood 12. Dana 0 2 0 .000 0 4 0 .000 NCC Conference All Oamei Kearney 1 0 0 1.000 4 1 0 Wayne 1 0 0 1.000 3 1 0 .750 Peru 0 0 0 .000 2 3 0 .400 Chadron 0 2 0 .000 2 3 0 .400 Other Schools Pet. Hiram Scott 3 0 1 1.000 Omaha 1 4 0 .200 Junior Colleges Pet. ....4 1 0 .800 McCook Falrbury ....2 3 0 ,400 Last Week's Results Nebraska Wesleyan 6, Huron, S.D. Concordia 9, Dana ii Moorhead, Minn.

24, Kearney 22; Missouri Western 48, Peru 35; wayne cnaaron Hiram Scott 21, Northern, S.D. 17; Northern. Colo. 21. Omaha Hastings 21, Black Hills, S.D.

13; McCook 27, Coffeyvllie, Kan. cairoury -n, Wentworth, Mo. Doane 21, Midland 18. This Week's Games Saturday Nebraska Wesleyan at Missouri Vallev: Midland at Concordia; Peru at Kearney; Dana at Hastings; Doane at Missouri Western; Chadron at South Dakota Tech; Lea, Minn, ar wayne; Hiram Scott at New Mexico Highlands; Southern, Colo, at Omaha; Nebraska Frosh at McCook JC; Peru JVt at Falrbury JC (Thursday) Winnebago 20, Beemer 14 Winnebago 6 8 6 0-20 Beemer 0 6 8 014 Winnebago Morris (2), 5, 8 runs; Bass, 10 run; PAT Bass, run. Beemer Randy Hrfrtman, 30 run; Rick Hartman, 40 pass from Hass; PAT Randy Hartman, run.

Tecumseh 42, Johnson-Brock 27 Tecumseh 12 8 7 15-42 Johnson-Brock 7 0 6 1427 Tecumseh Melrster (2), 50-, 15-passes from Davis; Davis (2), 30-pass interception, 10-run; Borrenpohl, 30-pass from Pier sol; Stephens, recovered fumble, Ebler safety. PAT Davis, run; Lohmeier (2), kick. Johnson-Brock Bergman, 2-run, 40-pass from Bergman; Teten, 30-pass from Bergman; Schmucker, 27-pass from Bergman. PAT Volker, kick; Bergman, run. Meridian 8, Chester 8 Meridian 0 8 0 08 Chester 0 0 8 08 Meridian Bartels, 15 pass from Van Western.

PAT Bartels, pass from Van Western. Chester Mitchell, 1 run. PAT Gausman, run. Leigh 25, Snyder 0 Leigh 7 12 6 0-25 Snyder 0 0 00 Leigh Wiemer, (2) 3 and 18 runs; E. Urban, 8 run; Korte, 2 run.

PAT Svoboda, kick. Hunt Kicks Doane To Win Crete The Doane Timers came from behind Monday to down the Midland Warriors, 21- 38, on the strength of nlace- kicker Kevin Hunt's toe. Both teams scored three touchdowns with Midland grab bing an early 12-0 advantage, but Hunt managed to tally the extra points while Midland went 0-3 at the line. Doane 21, Midland 18 Doane 0 14 0 721 Midland 6 6 0 618 Mid Alan, 76 pass from Holmes (kick failed). Mid-Holmes, 1 run (kick failed).

Doane Mutulka, 31 oass Interception (Hunt kick). Doane Salller, 7 run (Hunt kick). Doane Saltier, 52 run (Hunt kick). Mid Davis, recovered blocked punt in end zone (kick failed). Statistics First downs 11 9 Passes 7-23-144 4-17-34 Pass Interceptions 1 3 Return yardage 67 88 71 Kusning yaraage 136 Punts Fumbles lost Penalties 0 2 4-30 5-35 Trans-Nebraska To NE Harriers Ron Greeno paced Nebraska to the Trans Nebraska cross country title Monday afternoon.

Team Standing Northeast 45, Grand Island 69, East Southeast 79, North Platte 85, Hastings M4, Lincoln mgn ina. Individual Finishers 1. Ron Greeno, NE, 2. John Hie key, Gl, 3. Joe Lashlev, Hastings, 4.

Kent Leach, East 5. Pat Niebauer. NP. 6. Bill Brvant.

SE. 7. Dave Bosley, Gl, 8. Cliff Kartnauser, NE, 9. Jerry Kirk-land, NE, 10.

Bill Ooney, East, id: 14. Hod's thq time to Is your automobile lf lint I readv for winter JIlllWI Onnen plowed over from nine yards out to climax a 77-yard sustained drive. The march was highlighted by a 25-yard run by Mesloh after he was trapped while trying to pass. Geneva dominated the third quarter but couldn't make up the huge deficit. Dan Sorge connected with Dan Nichols on a 37-yard touchdown aerial early In the period, but Hebron took advantage of.

Geneva punt that traveled Just four yards to offset the score. After Hebron's Johnson raced 33 yards on a perfectly executed draw play, he tallied the Bears fourth TD on a one-yard plunge. Geneva's Sorge hit Nichols with another scoring pass just before the quarter ended to produce the final count. Three Hebron pass interceptions, two by Mesloh and one by Richard Drews stifled any further Geneva comeback hopes in the final frame as the Bears were content with conservative football to run out the clock. Hebron 12 6 8 026 Geneva 0 0 12 012 Hebron Pumphrey, 19 pass from Mesloh; Johnson, (2) 1-run, 22-run; Onnen, 9 run; PAT Onnen, run.

Geneva Nichols (2), 37 and passes from Sorge. Pro Basketball ABA Indiana 114, Kentucky 111 Miami 122, Carolina 115 HOCKEY NHL St. Louis 4, Vancouver 1 1. Transmission fluid changed 2 Flush cooling system and add Winter tires Complete tune-up Avoid unnecessary waiting and possible cold weather damage. Td Tin HEAVY DUTY TRANSPORT NUI-BacksNearing 1,000 Yard Marker II ana By STEVE GILLISPIE Star Sports Writer Dana and Hastings haven't played each other in football for many years.

In fact ft's been so long that neither coach knows the jersey colors or team nickname of the other. But this won't make much difference when Grant Walls brings his Dana Vikings to Hastings for a Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game Saturday afternoon against Jim Frazier's Broncos. Walls pointed out, "Before the NIAC was formed we played about every small Nebraska college but just couldn't fit Hastings into our schedule. "One main problem was Hastings belonged to the Nebraska College Conference until last year." Frazier said, "I don't have any idea what color jerseys Dana will wear and until I talk Huskers Advance To Fourth New York (UPI) Stanford has ridden the strong passing arm of Jim Plunkett back into the nation's top 10 college football teams. Plunkett, one of the most highly touted quarterbacks in the nation, passed for 276 yards Saturday as the Indians upset fourth-ranked Southern California, 24-14, to bounce back into the top 10.

Stanford, upset by Purdue the previous week, captured the No. 9 ranking in the nation with Its fourth victory in five games. The top three remained the same: Ohio State gained 18 first place votes and 326 points from the 35-member UPI board of coaches to capture the No. 1 ranking for the third consecutive week. Texas, the defending national champion, had 13 first place nominations and 298 points to finish second while Notre Dame, which had three first place votes, maintained its No.

3 ranking with 286 points. Nebraska was fourth, followed by Mississippi and Air Force. Michigan took seventh with Auburn, Stanford and Arkansas completing the top 10. Arizona State was 11th, Southern California slipped to 12th, Colorado ranked 13th and South Carolina made its debut this year in 14th. Four teams Georgia Tech, Houston, Tennessee and UCLA tied for 15th while San Diego State and West Virginia tied for 19th.

Nebraska took a big step toward the Big Eight crown with its 21-7 triumph over Missouri in weekend action. 1. Ohio State (18) (3-0) 32 2. Texas (13) (4 0) 298 3. Notre Dame (3) (4-0) 2B6 4.

Nebraska (1) (4-0-1) 225 5. Mississippi (4-0) 193 6. Air Force (5-0) 131 7. Michigan (4-0) 118 8. Auburn (4-0) 117 9.

Stanford (4-1) 97 10. Arkansas (4-1) 42 11. Arizona St. (4-0) 31 12. Southern Cal (3-1-1) 25 13.

Colorado (3-1) 10 14. South Carolina (3-1-1) 15. (tie) Georgia Tech (4-1) 2 (tie) Houston (2-1) 2 (tie) Tennessee (3-1) 2 (tie) UCLA (3-2) 2 19. (tie) San Diego St. (54) 1 (tie) West Virginia (4-1) 1 Kansas' Bowman Out For Season Lawrence, Kan.

UP) Sophomore Jim Bowman, a defensive back who has been unable to play because of a knee injury suffered in practice, reinjured the knee Monday and will be out for the season, Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers said. The coach said he would have played Bowman this Saturday against Nebraska. "Bowman was a fine defensive back and was our best at the time he got hurt," Rodgers said. The squad was put through a one and one-half hour' drill, a half hour shorter than usual on Mondays. Rodgers said a lot of the players were suffering from minor injuries and couldn't go at full speed.

They will be ready for Saturday's game, however. 1 Alley Action I Men't 230 Games. 600 Serin At Plaza Larry Kradick, 231; Frank Andrews. 231; Rav craig, 233618. At Hollywood Herm Sorenson, 230; Bill Steele, 241630; Jim Lancaster, Ladle 200 Games, S2S Series At Parkway Helen Stevens, 204541; Gall Siekmever, 533; Burdie Sthrapo, 210; Dottie Wenz, 200-526; Wanda Schmell, 210; Betty Hemm, 531; Kay Kurth.

207.206571. At Plaza Les Wallentlne, 218; Joan Ballard, 207537. At Hollywood Dee Koch, 201-529; Helen Wiltshire, 206525. Senior Men' 208 Came, S2S Series At Parkway Howard Nessler, 201- 211-530. At Hollywood Fred Frltts, 529; Joe Hartley, 550; Raleigh Bell, 216; Herman Mono 212; Austin Goth, 201; Clem Bottom, 211; Roy Mint, 201545.

Senior Ladies' 175 Game, 500 tries At Hollywood Minnie Powle, 179; Marie Walton. 175-513. SKATING p.m. fuM. driving? If not, bring it to us and we'll take some of the worry out of winter driving.

Call for ail your service needs 488-2327 3W Kansas City Wl It's a rarity when a player is selected a Big Eight Conference player of the week after his team loses a game. It hasn't happened often in the history of the weekly award either to a lineman or a back. It happened Monday. A panel of sports writers named defensive guard, and sometimes linebacker, Adam Vital of Missouri as the Big Eight lineman of the week. Vital, was selected for his outstanding performance in the Tigers' 21-7 losing effort last Saturday to Nebraska.

The choice was unanimous. Vital intercepted two Nebraska passes and recovered a fumble and played a major role in keeping the Bengals going defensively for three quarters. Nebraska finally exploded for two touchdowns that broke a 7-7 deadlock in the fourth quarter. Vital gave Missouri ihe big defensive plays even though the Tigers failed to capitalize on them. Other linemen nominated included Charles Clarington, Kansas State defensive tackle; John Carter, Oklahoma State sophomore defensive guard; Don Popplewell, Colorado center and Ed Periard, Nebraska middle guard.

FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD State Colleges Doane 21, Midland IB State High Schools Weeping Water 18, Bennington 0 Elkhorn 32, Ashland 20 York 0, Crete 0 (tie) Murdock 20, Malcom 18 Seward 18, Schuyler 14 Arlington 30, Louisville I Wilber 14, Mllford 8 Winnebago. 20 Beemer 14 Gresham 32, Bradshaw 14 sterling 20, timwooa 11 Fremont 85. Omaha Bryan 0 Waverly 26, Syracuse 6 Wisner-Pilger 30, Scribner 0 Grand Island CC 39, David City Aqulnai 13 Hebron 26, Geneva 12 Tecumseh 42, jonnson-tsrocK 11 Meridian 8, Chester 8 Lelah 25. Snvder 0 0. Prep 21, 0.

Westslde 0 Roseiee 36, waimin iz Hartington CC 22, West Point CC 18 Laurel 42. Stanton 12 0. South 14, 0. Tech 7 Stromsburg 14, Sliver Creek 0 0. Cathedral 48, 0.

Paul VI 6 Osceola 20, Henderson 14 Polk 26, paimer iz Friend 12, Shickley 0 Tekamah-Herman 39, Wakefield 4 Clarkson 7, Decatur 0 0. Rummel 20, Boys Town 0 MrL Green Bay 22, San Diego 20 K-State Flanker To Miss Contest With Cyclones Manhattan, Kan. (tf) Kansas State probably will be without the services of flanker Sonny Yarnell for Saturday's football game at Iowa State. Yarnell, a 189-pound junior who has been playing with a bad back all season, reinjured it last Saturday and spent the weekend in the K-State student hospital. Mizzou Injuries Wipe Out Line Columbia, Mo.

UP) The injury situation at Missouri is such that Coach Dan Devine talks about groups of players instead of indivudlals. "From our original starting lineup, we have lostt he whole right side of the offensive line. Dan Kelley, Erie Lowder, Chuck Colclasure, our top three linebackers Nip Weisenfels, Sam Britts, Roger Yanko, not to mention two all-America can didates," Joe Moore and Rocky Wallace, Devine said Monday. ASSOCIATION, INC. mm mom Gresham 32, Bradshaw 14 Gresham 8 0 12 12-32 Bradshaw 0 14 0 0-14 Gresham Noble (2), 3-, 2-runs; Vurech, (2), 2-, 5-, 30-run Rucker, 35-pass from Noble.

PAT Ricky, run. Bradshaw Bartels, 1-run; Wolster-holm, 10-pass from Dye. PAT Dye, run. Fremont 85, Omaha Bryan 0 Fremont 27 IS 21 2285 Bryan 0 0 0 0-0 Fremont Rich Bahe (4), 30, 30 passes from Chrlstenson, 53, 70 runs; May (2), 9, 6 runs; McDuffy, 25 pass from Mack; Jensen, 5 run; Pegt, 16 pass from Chrlstenson; Oldham, 10 run; Carman, 1 run; Gumb, 1 run; PAT Rich Bahe (5), kicks; Poeschel (2), passes from EvMenkamp and Mack; Gumb, run; Albee, pass from Eckten-kamp. Grand Island CC 39, David City Aquinas 13 Catholic 13 7 12 7-39 Aquinas 0 7 0 613 Catholic Bockhahn, 1-run; Conneley, 23-run; Schmidt (4), 60-, 40-, 10-, 9-runs.

PAT Schmidt (3), kick. Aquinas Fanley (2), 12-, 3-runs. PAT Helgoth, kick. Wisner-Pilger 30, Schribner 0 Wisner-Pilger 8 0 14 8-30 Scribner 0 0 0 00 Wisner-Pilger Stork (2), 1 run 16-run; Alexander, recovered blocked punt In end zone; Meier, 4 pass from Luetke. PAT Alexander (2), runs.

Stork, run. jones i VLuu A 1 1 IT in, Olds 2 10 5.0 Orduna 81 434 5.4 Rodgers 16 108 6.7 Schnelss 25 119 4.8 Tagge 1)1 691 6.2 vactor 14 35 2.5 Brownson 34 129 3.8 List 1 27 27.0 Total 375 1897 5.1 Opp Tot 345 1222 3.5 PASS RECEIVING No. Yds. TD Carsten 1 7 Hughes 1 11 Kinney 9 78 1 Olds 1 19 Orduna 4 32 Rodgers 15 299 4 Schneis 7 43 Cox 5 35 1 Ingle 14 201 3 List 7 73 Total 64 798 9 Opp Total 56 662 1 PUNTING No. Yds.

Ave. Hughes 26 999 38.4 Total 26 999 38.4 Opp Total 35 1439 41.1 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. Ave. Hollsteln 1 4 4.0 Ingles 2 26 13.0 Kosch 2 19 9.5 Rodgers 10 170 17.0 Anderson 1 0 Total 16 219 13.7 Opp Total 85 9.4 KICKOFF RETURNS No.

Yds. Ave. Hughes 1 30 30.0 Rodgers 8 163 20.4 Carsten 1 8 8.0 Total 10 201 20.1 Opp Tot 14 303 21.6 PASS INTERCEPTIONS No. Yd. TD Kosch 2 41 Blahak 2 47 Hauoe 1 26 3 0 0 117 69 Morock 1 Terrio ...1 Murtaugh Total Opp Tot ...1 ...3 ...7 SCORING TD Kick Other FO Sfty Tot Ingles .3 1-1 Kinney 3 Orduna 4 Rodgers i Rogers 19-19 3-0 Tagge 2 Cox 1 Brownson 1 Total 20 19-19 1-1 34 Opp Tot 6 6-6 0-8 6-2 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Tot Nebraska 42 43 28 28 141 Opp 10 19 Season Record: 36 Wake Forest 12 21 So Cal 21 28 Army 0 35 Minn 10 21 Missouri 7 7 14 50 Phone 432-3388 Bank-Amricartl Nebraska I-backs Joe Orduna and Jeff Kinney are nearlng the mark in rushing as a tandem with Orduna having picked up 420 yards and Kinney adding 339 through five games.

Kinney has earned the ball 79 times and Orduna 80. Husker statistics: UN OPP First Downs, Rushing 65 45 First Downs, Passing 36 27 First Downs, Penalties 3 3 Total First Downs 104 75 Rushing, Art 667 225 Yd Gained era Yds lost rushing 139 260 Net vds rushina 1099 560 Per game average 219.1 112.0 Passing Art 108 120 Complete, passes 64 56 intercepted 8 Net vds passing 79B 662 Per game average 159.4 132.4 Total offense, Art 375 345 Net vds 1897 1222 Per game average 379.4 244.4 Interceptions, no 8 7 Net yds returned 117 69 Puntlngs, no 26 35 Blocked 1 0 Total vds 999 1439 Per punt average 38.4 41.1 Punts returned, no 16 9 Net yds 219 85 Kickoffs, no 10 14 Net yds 201 303 Penaltlres, no 30 23 Total yd 251 257 Fumbles, no 19 17 Lost 12 11 Scoring, Tot points 141 50 Per game average 28.2 10.0 RUSHING No. Gain Loss Net Ave. Carsten 1 7 0 7 7.0 Hughe 4 12 9 9 Jones 4 6 18 -12 Kinney 79 342 339 4.3 Olds 2 10 10 5.0 Orduna 432 12 420 5.3 Rodgers 16 116 Schneis 23 102 8 108 6.8 102 4.4 39 1.3 35 2.5 21 1.6 Tagge 30 110 71 Vector 14 36 1 Brownson 13 38 17 List 1 27 0 27 27.0 Total 267 1238 139 1099 4.1 Opp Tot 225 820 260 Set 2.5 PASSING Alt. Comp-Pct Int Yds TD Jones 1 .333 0 7 Orduna 1 1.000 0 14 1 Schneis 2 1 .500 0 17 1 Taaoe 81 49 .605 5 652 Brownson 21 12 471 2 108 1 Total 100 64 493 7 7H Opp Tot 119 56 .471 663 1 TOTAL OFFENSE No.

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