The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 13

i Milium ii Sbturday, September 12, 1970 Th Lincoln Star 13 Greatness This ear if Plainsmen AAay Show Flashes Missouri Bombards Baylor I only one year (nine games), McLaughlin is just short of the school career marks of 45 for 548 yards. Elsewhere the offensive club looks well established with seasoned veterans at every position. It will be the biggest club In years with a team average of 205 pounds per man. The line is a hulking 221 per man. Defensively some newcomers must come nis Butler from Pius X.

And a recent addition to the club is corner back Russell Ellis. He replaced veteran Tom Parmlnter who suffered a broken collarbone and is out for at least the first half of 1970. Both Ellis and Butler have brothers on the offensive unit. Dick Caster is a line standout senior at 232 pounds and James Ellis is a flashy flanker. Plainsmen host Dana.

The 1970 klckoff is slated for 7:30 p.m. under a new set of lights; at O.N. Magee Stadium. Heading the Wesleyan cast again this year will be senior quarterback Steve McKelvey. He already owns every passing record in the book.

McKelvey, a Lincoln High product, hit on 80 of 187 attempts last year for a fine .428 mark and 926 yards. Equally as important was the fact he his only five passes in Nebraska We sleyan University football coach Harold Chaffee will try to put it all together this year. The Plainsmen flashed signs of greatness last year at limes while putting together a 5-4 mark in Chaffee's first year at the helm. Primarily the team became the fourth highest scoring unit in the school's gridiron history with 201 points. But the main problem at hand now is the Saturday night opener when the 1 'fcvEiF RfllTl LEAD it.

Louis Cards win ver New York, 5-2 FALLS SHORT tercepted and connected on eight TD tosses. In one single game he hit 22 of 38 attempts for 226 yards and two TD's. Steve's favorite target last year was John McLaughlin and he Is also back for another try. John, also a Lincolnite via Pius High School, is operating as a split end with the first unit. He is 6-3 and 207 pounds.

John caught 34 aerials last year for 406 yards and four touchdowns. Thus, for STAFF PHOTO BY WEB RAY farms Hastings' Mike Borden, The Links' defensive squad kept the Tigers in a hole during the third period, but the red and black couldn't move on offense, getting only one first down and 36 yards rushing, 18 of that on a Henderson run. He fumbled again and Tad Eickman recovered for Hastings on the Tiger 20. Again, however, Weaver used the first few seconds of the fourth period to his advantage, dashing in from 25 yards out with the clock showing 11:53. This time it was third and one.

Hastings did not threaten in the final stanza, getting its initial first down with 3:10 left. Lincoln High had scored its final touchdown 93 seconds earlier when the winners took over at the Hastings 16 on a broken fourth down play by the Ml St. Louis UP) Tailback Joe Moore's running and his 72-yard touchdown pass to Mel Gray pried open Baylor's defense and carried llth-ranked Missouri to a 38-0 season-opening football triumph Friday night. The powerful Moore, the nation's No. 3 rusher last year, tore huge holes In the Baylor line before opening up with the surprise pass play Jn the third quarter.

Gray snared the pass at Baylor's 45-yard line in front of Rickey Duff and then eluded Puff's tackle and sprinted across into the end zone, establishing a 17-0 lead. "Moments later safety Pete intercepted a Baylor pass by Si Suthall and returned it 14 yards to the Bear 18. 'Mizzou drove the distance to score on quarterback Mike farmer's one-yard sneak for a 24-0 lead. Soon afterwards aided by a pass interference penalty against the Southwest Conference club Missouri made it 31-0 on Bill Mauser's one-yard plunge. John Venturi.

the third Missouri quarterback, completed the rout by passing five yards to Tyrone Walls for a touchdown with 3:20 left. Moore, who played only the first three quarter was Missouri's total of fense in. the first half while leading his teammates to a 10-0 lead. 6-foot-l, 205 senior carried seven times in a row during a 69-yard scoring sortie in the opening period and climaxed the drive with a 16-yard touchdown sprint. After the Tigers bogged down on another march, sophomore kicker Jack Bastable booted a 42-yard field goal with 8:18 left in the half.

Baylor 0 00 Miisourl 7 3 14 1438 MU-Moore la run (Bastable kick) I MU-FG Bastable 42 MU Gray 72 past from Moort (Bast- eWe kick) MU-Farmer 1 run (Bastabla kick) MU-Mauer 1 run (Battle kick) MU-Wallt 5 past from Vanturl (Bast-able kick). estimated. Baylor Missouri First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punti Fumbles lost Yards penalized I 22 46 75 130 4-21-2 0 73 207 217 46 14-31-0 6-40-5 1 45 Owens Takes Gals Golf Lead Ocean Shores, Wash. W) De De Owens shot a two-under-par 70 for a one-stroke lead Friday in the second round of the Wendell-West Women's Invitational Golf Tournament. The 24-year-old blonde pixie missed only two greens during the day for a 36-hole total of 142 on the Ocean Shores Golf Club course.

Shirley Englehorn of Caldwell, Idaho, also had a 70 for a 143 total and second place. Amie Amizich of Rock Springs, fired a 71 for third place at 144. First-round leader Jan Ferraris ballooned to an 81 and a 152 total. Milford 30, Sutton 6 Sutton Milford halfback Steve Anderson ran for two touchdowns on runs of 47 and 50 yards and intercepted a pass setting up another touchdown as Milford trounced Sutton, 30-6, here Friday night. Milford 6 14 0-30 Sutton 0 0 6 i Milford Anderson, (2) 47 and 50 run; Kramer, 25 pass from Wergin.

PAT-Wegin (3) runs. ft STEVE McKELVEY Game Traffic Channeled Football fans attending the first University of Nebraska home game today will be able to use both the north and southbound lanes of Interstate 180 to get to and home from the game. Both lanes of 1-180 were open to traffic Friday afternoon. City Traffic Engineer Robert Holsinger also announced that changes will be made in the traffic pattern, especially following the game, "to reduce congestion as much as possible." Holsinger said plans call for traffic to be cleared out of the stadium area within 20 to 30 minutes following the end of the game against Wake Forest. Several streets will be turned into one-way streets and "No parking anytime signs" will also be posted.

One way streets are Vine westbound, between 10th and 9th Avery eastbound, between 10th and 14th Military westbound after the game, between 10th and 14th 14th northbound after the game, from Avery to Furnas, and 10th northbound after the game, from Vine St. to north of the Hwy. 6 sissors intersection. No parkins signs will be posted early this morning on 10th St. from to 16th St.

from Vine to 14th St. from to Military and Charleston St. from 10th to Sun Valley Blvd. Holsinger also urged motorists to use extreme caution while driving on 1-80 in the Capitol Beach area between the West and West Lincoln interchanges. The road is presently under repair with one fatal accident occurring last Wednesday.

Spaniel Trial Set This Week Lake Manawa, Iowa The second AKC licensed field trial sponsored by the English Springer Spaniel Club of eastern Nebraska, will be helc here Saturday and Sunday. Among the entries will be national field trial champion and amateur field trial champion Dansmirth's Gunshot, owned and handled by Dar Langhan of Mortongrove, 111.: and 1968 national field tria champion Tillan Ticket, ownec by Charles Mee of Sommer-ville, 0. Entries are expected frorr most of the midwest states anc will include some of the bes! English springer spaniels in the nation. Horse Show Starts At Pioneers Today The Nebraska Horse CIude Association Horse Show is to bi held Saturday and Sunday the Salt Creek Wrangler: arena, one mile south oi Pioneers Park. Some 65 saddle clubs wil: have entries in the event, which begins at 2 p.m.

Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday. Lineups through if Wesleyan is going to contain its oppnents. Two freshmen and an untested sophomore are on the unit, but strangely enough they have drawn praise from coach Chaffee. In fact, In a recent scrimmage end Ron Peery was cited as a particular bright spot for Wesleyan.

He is a 200-pound novice from Lincoln High. Lined up at a defensive tackle spot is 225-pound Den his third straight hit, extending his hitting streak to 19 games, and Dave Marshall doubled for one run. Another run scored on Ken Boswell's sacrifice fly. Gibson matched zeroes with Tom Seaver for three innings before the Cards busted loose with four in the fourth. Joe Hague started the rally with a single and Joe Torre walked.

Jose Cardenal's double into the left field corner drove in two runs and then Cardenal moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on Carl Taylor's single. Ted Simmons walked and then pulled a double steal with Taylor. When Jerry Grote's throw sailed into center field, Taylor scored the fourth run of the inning. That was plenty for Gibson who sailed through the Mets with ease and ran his season's record to 21-6. The Cards got him an extra run on Hague's sacrifice fly in the seventh.

Seaver, 18-11, worked six inn ings and struck out 10, increas ing his season's total to 274 a National League record for right-handed pitchers. Chuck Hinton's major league hit a sixth inning home run snapped a 2-2 tie and sent the Cleveland Indians to a 3-2 Thompson Helps LSE Past NP North Platte Junior transfer Egbert Thompson rambled for 147 yards in 18 carries and scored three touchdowns to spark Lincoln Southeast to a 25-19 football victory over North Platte Friday night. Butthe Knights needed a 23-yard run by Doug Deeter in the fourth quarter to break a 19-19 tie and claim the Trans-Nebraska Conference triumph. Thompson, who came to Southeast from Columbus, Ohio, scored on a two-yard run in the first quarter as the Knights overcame an early deficit to take a 7-6 halftime lead. The Knights then swapped touchdowns with the hosts in a hectic third period with Thompson scoring on a 44-yard run and a 34-yard pass from quarterback Don Osvog.

LSE 7 12 625 NPHS 0 13 0-19 NP Redding, from Richard son (kick failed) SE Thompson, 2-run (Osvog kick) NP Rasmussen, 27-pass Interception (Redding kick) SE Thompson, 44-run (kick failed) NP Luenenborg, l-run (kick failed) SE Thompson, 34-pess from Osvog (kick failed) SE Deeter, 23-run (run failed) Statistics SE First downs 15 Yards rushing 27? Yards passing 136 Passes Fumbles lost 1 Punts 4-35 Yards penalized 45 NP 7 77 91 5-16-1 0 731 10 Ashland 16, Centennial 14 Utica Scott McCIatchey completed two touchdown passes to lead Ashland over Centennial, 16-14, here Friday night. Ron Pike talliel four extra points for Ashland, which proved to be the winning margin. Scott Rhoads scored one touchdown and two extra points for Centennial. Ashland 16, Centennial 11 Ashland 10 1 014 Centennial 0 0 6 14 Ashland Pike, 46pass from McCiet- chey; Robinson, 10-pass from McCIatchey. PAT Pike (2), run.

Centennial Glovsteln, 16-pass from Gets; Erks, e-pess from Rhoades. PAT Rhoads, run. Birthplace Arkansas Third baseman Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles was born in Little Rock. RALLY STTFFARMED Lincoln High's Mark Weaver, 22, stif 70, and Jay Hansen, 60, to elude a tackle. Peps Links To 20-0 Win triumph over the New York Yankees night.

Hinton's seventh homer of the year sent Fritz Peterson to his 10th defeat. He has won 17. The Yankees scored in the fourth on Ron Woods' homer and another in the fifth on a run-scoring double play bouncer off winner Mike Paul, 2-5. Carl Morton fired a two-hitter and Gary Sutherland's run-scoring single in the eighth inning gave the Montreal righthander his 16th victory of the season as the Expos edged Philadelphia, 1-0. Coco Laboy opened the eighth off Phillies lefty Chris Short, 8-15, with a single and was sacrificed to second.

Morton then struck out before Sutherland poked his game-winner, the fifth hit off Short. Dennis Menke rapped a two-out, run-scoring single in the eighth inning, snapping a 2-2 tie and sending the Houston Astros to a 3-2 victory over Atlanta. Jim Wynn stroked a two-out single, stole second and came home on Menke's hit off reliever Hoyt Wilhelm, 6-4. Harmon Killebrew unloaded his 41st homer and .220 hitter Frank Quilici his second in support of Bill Zepp's five-hitter as the Minnesota Twins drubbed the Chicago White Sox 6-0. Mark Belander rapped a run-scoring single in the 13th inning, giving the Baltimore Orioles a 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox.

The victory, coupled with the New York Yankees 3-2 loss to Cleveland, lowered Baltimore's magic number to seven in the American League East race. Mike Epstein ripped a home run and rookie right-hander Bill Gogolewski picked up his first major league victory as the Washington Senators stopped Detroit, 4-2, extending the Tigers losing streak to four games. Sports Menu Saturday HORSf RACINO Madison, 2:30 p.m. FOOTBALL Big Eight: Wake Forest at Nebraska, Memorial Stadium, 1:30 p.m.; Utah State at Kansas State; Oklahoma State at Mississippi State; Washington State at Kansas; Oklahoma at Southern Methodist; Lincoln High Schools: Fremont at Lincoln Northeast, Seacrest Field, 7:30 p.m.; State Colleges: Dana at Nebraska Wesleyan, Magee Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; UNO at South Dakota; Tarklo vs. Peru at Nebraska City; Midland at Hastings; Eastern Montana at Kearney; Chadron at Southern South Dakota; Yankton at Doane; Fairbury JC at Butler County JC.

Sunday Nothing scheduled. Monday FOOTBALL Nebraska Extra Point Club Quarterback Luncheon, Holel Lincoln, noon. NU-WF By Associated Press Bob Gibson fired a five-hitter for his 21st victory of the season, pitching St. Louis to a 5-2 victory over New York Friday night that dropped the Mets out of their share of the National League's East Division lead. The loss dropped New York into second place in the hectic NL East race, one-half game behind Pittsburgh and one-half game ahead of Chicago.

Both the Pirates and Cubs had Friday off. Vida Blue, 'a 21-year-old lefthander with only 42 major league innings behind him, stopped Kansas City on one hit Pat Kelly's two-out single in the eighth inning as the Oakland A's blanked the Royals 3-0. Blue, making his second start since the A's recalled him from the minors eight days ago, stymied the Royals until Kelly smashed a grounder into right field, then went on to record his second victory and first complete game in the majors. He struck out seven, walked four and hit one batter. Gibson allowed only three singles until the ninth when the Mets broke through for both their runs.

Wayne Garrett walked, Cleon Jones singled for Tigers. Buster Barber ran for six. Steve Moore 15 for a first down and Henderson took it in. The Links had 181 yards rushing despite a 21-yard loss on the next to last play of the game. One Lincoln High TD was called back by penalty in the fourth period when John Osborn scored from 46 yards out.

Another 25-yard pass play from Pat Weixelman to Ken Adkins at the Hastings three was also nullified by an infraction. Lincoln High 0 14 0 14-20 Hastings 0 0 0 00 LHS Weaver 43 run (Poole kick) LHS Weaver 15 run (Poole kick) LHS Weaver 25 run (Poole kick) LHS Henderson 2 run (Poole kick) LHS Hastings First downs a Rushing yardage Ill (1 Passing yardage SO Return yardage 109 65 Passes 0-5-1 i-14 Punts Fumbles lost 1 2 Yards penalized 55 51 three TDs while shutting out the Spartans, but monster man Roger Fix recovered a fumble and blocked a punt for East and both turned into scores. After the Spartans' two TDs on Fix's defensive efforts, the scene was set for Evans' winning run. East 14 0 0 14-21 Grand Island 6 14 7 a ii East Ball. 12-pass from Cople (Miller kick) Gl Kyros, l-run (PAT failed) East Ball, 30-pass from Copple (Miller kick) Gl Loewenstein, 3-run (PAT failed) Gl Kyros, 64-run (Evans run) Gl Loewenstein, 6-run (Elson kick) East Copple, l-run (Miller kick) East Ball, l-pass from Copple (Millar kick) Gl Event, 50-run (Schuetsler, past from Evans) Statistics East First downs 14 Rushing yardage 53 Passing yardage 210 Return yardage 76 Passes 11-33-0 Punts 5-33 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 40 01 20 313 30 55 24-0 1-42 2 55 Coach For Senators Former catchers George Susce and Del Wilber coach with the Washington Senators.

McNamara Date 1932 Manager John McNamara of the Oakland Athletics was born in Sacramento in 1932. -RUSHING DIFFERENCE Grand Island Tops Lincoln East, 35-28 BEARS FALL, 31-30 Late Cuozzo TD Pass Lifts Vikings Weaver Good trap blocking and hard running behind it by Mark Weaver, who scored three touchdowns, led Lincoln High to an easy 28-0 romp over Hastings in a season grid opener for the pair Friday night at Seacrest Field. Weaver, a 170-pound junior halfback, scored on runs of 43, 15 and 25 yards to pace the Links. Ralph Henderson had the other score on a two-yard burst. The loss was the 11th straight for the visiting Tigers, who out-gained Lincoln High in the first half, but picked up only 26 jferds rushing after the intermission.

Neither team played well in the first period. The Links failed to get a first down and had only four net yards on the ground. Hastings had two first downs the Bears were forced into a punting situation. Bobby Green boomed a 57-yard punt which was downed on the Viking 2-yard line and one play later Lee fumbled and the Bears recovered. Two plays later Jack Concannon hit Linzy Cole with a 4-yard touchdown pass to pull the Bears within one point at 24-23.

Two plays after, the following kickoff McRae picked off a Lee pass and raced 28 yards for a touchdown with 5:47 to play. Until the Bear comeback, Cuozzo and running back Dave Osborne dominated the Viking offense. Minnesota 14 1 1431 Chicago 3 1430 Minn Osborne 1 run (Cox kick). Minn Osborne 15 pass from Cuouo (Cox kick). Chi FG Perclval 35.

Chi Baynham 61 pass frorh Concan-non (Parcival kick). Chi. FG Perclval 2. Minn FG Cox If. Chi FG Perclval 48.

Minn Osborne 1 run (Cox kick). Chi Cole 4 pass from Concannon (Percival kick). Chi. McRae 21 Interception (Perclval kick). Minn Jones 40' pass from Cuouo Viking tear 23 12 7 106 31 134 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaqe Return yardage Passes Punt Fumbles lost Yards penalized I II l.J7-2 4-0 13-26-0 4A and 10 yards rushing.

Then eight seconds into the second quarter Weaver scored the first of his three TDs with a 43-yard bolt up the middle on a third and 14 situation. Greg Poole kicked the first of his four extra points. Hastings then drove to the Lincoln High 25 where a fourth down pass fell incomplete. After the two teams traded punts, the Links started on their 44 and drove toward the Tiger goal. Henderson ran 12 yards, there were two Hastings offside penalties, then Weaver ran seven to the 25.

Henderson appeared headed for a TD, but fumbled at the 15. However, alert Rick Wade covered the ball and Weaver then scampered the 15 yards to paydirt with 2:16 left. Nevels' TD Run Lifts Pius Beatrice Paul Nevels went 13 yards with the winning touchdown with only 1:50 remaining to give Pius a 12-7 victory over Beatrice here Friday night in the season opener for both teams. Only five seconds later, Thunderbolt defensive back Tom Kempe picked off a Beatrice pass at the home team's 46-yard line to preserve the victory for the Thunderbolts. Nevels' winning TD was his second scoring jaunt of the game with the Pius senior going 51 yards in the third quarter for the first Thunderbolt tally after Beatrice had taken a 7-0 lead at halftime.

The Beatrice score came on a one-yard run by Jerry Kerl. The Thunderbolt defense had to come up with three strong defensive efforts after Beatrice recovered Pius fumbles Inside the Pius 20-yard line. Pius 0 6-12 Beatrict 7 0-7 Pius Nevels, 61 run; Navels, 13 run. Beatrice Kerl, 1 run. PAT Jones, kick.

Statistics Pius Beatrice First down .17 1) Rushing Yerdage 217 149 Passing yardage 41 Passes 31 Passe Intercepted Penalty rd8' Punts Fumble lost by. 1 0 I 10 2 40.5 4 21.7 1 1 Grand Island Randy Evans ran 50 yards for the winning touchdown here Friday night as Grand Island downed Lincoln East, 35-28, in a wild-scoring ans-Nebraska Conference game. Evans went off left tackle on a quarterback option, cut back to his right and outran the Spartan secondary for the tally. The winning touchdown came with 2:49 remaining in the contest. East was nursing a 23-27 advantage when Evans made his triumphant scamper.

The Spartans got on the scoreboard first in the game when Scott Copple threw a 12-y a touchdown pass to Jack Ball. Copple completed the first six passes he threw in guiding East to its initial score. The Islanders came right back when George Kyros plunged over to paydirt from the one-yard line after a sustained drive that stayed mainly on the ground. Grand Island ground out 383 yards rushing in the game, while the Spartans kept in the contest of the passing arm of Copple who ended up with 210 yards. Then the Islanders tallied By Associated Press A 40-yard touchdown pass from Gary Cuozzo to Clint Jones with five seconds to play lifted the Minnesota Vikings to a 31-30 victory over the Chicago Bears Friday night in a National Football League Exhibition game.

Until the dramatic windup, the Bears seemingly had stolen victory from the Vikings as they cashed in on a pair of fourth quarter mistakes for two touchdowns. They turned a fumble on the Viking two-yard line into a touchdown and less than a minute later Bennie McRae intercepted a pass by substitute quarterback Bob Lee and raced back 28 yards to give the Bears a 30-24 lead. But Cuozzo, who had engineered three previous Viking touchdowns came back off the bench to lead the winning drive. The Vikings grabbed an early 144 lead in the first quarter before the Bears put on a Savage comeback and left the field at halftime trailing 14-13. The Vikings again asserted themselves and pounded into a seemingly comfortable 24-18 lead late in the fourth quarter as Offense WAKE FOREST NEBRASKA No.

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Wt Ht. Name No. 82 Winrow tj-1 200 Sr. TE So. 210 6-0 List 83 78 McGowan 6-5 250 Sr.

LT Sr. 248 6-4 Newton 74 64 Walte 6-2 220 Jr. LG Jr. 237 6-3 Wortman 63 53 Vrhovac 6-3 230 Jr. So.

230 6-3 Dumler 69 Bobbora 6-1 222 Jr. RG Sr. 255 6-1 McGhee 70 61 Nedlmyer 6-0 226 Sr. RT Sr. 248 Winter 67 11 Moore 5-10 175 So.

SE Sr. 158 5-9 Ingles 88 5 Russell 5-11 185 Jr. QB Jr. 215 6-2 Tagge 14 32 Johnson 6-2 200 Jr. HB Jr.

202 6-2 Kinney 35 35 Bowden 6-1 186 Jr. HB So. 171 5-10 Rodgers 20 44 Hopkins 5-10 203 Jr. FB Sr. 222 6-2 Schneiss 22 Defense No.

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Name Na. 75 Headley 6-3 239 Sr. LE Jr. 222 6-3 Adkins 57 76 Chulada 6-5 250 Jr. LT So.

225 6-1 Glover 79 MG Sr. 201 5-9 Periard 56 63 Magnot 6-1 215 Sr. RT Sr. 238 6-2 Walline 76 88 Teague 6-1 210 So. HE So.

209 6-1 Pitts 80 56 Bradley 6-2 225 Jr. LB Sr. 212 6-3 Murtaugh 42 52 Stetz 5-11 195 Jr. LB Jr. 208 6-2 Terrio 45 55 Pate 6-1 215 Sr.

LB Sr. 199 5-10 Morock 43 34 McHenry 6-0 190 Jr. HB Sr. 181 5-10 Decker 21 12 Bozoian 6-0 195 Sr. HB Jr.

180 6-0 Anderson 18 15 Kuharchek 6-1 190 Sr. Jr. 175 6-0 Kosch 24 14 Fussell 5-10 175 Jr. p.m.. Memorial Stadium, Broadeasis-WOW (590.

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