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Tint Lincoln Stan 21 Friday, September 181970 I RflizzMs Joe Moore Aims at 3 I or WOULD BECOME ONLY SECOND IN BIG EIGHT HISTORY TO REACH COVETED MARK By' Hal Brown Sporti Editor, The Star t-S tandem of- him the leader in Kansas City, Mo. For a guy First stop ahead for the loose-j fense. who grew up thinking his foot- Pollsters At It Again True, Moore's completion- ball destiny was to destroy running backs, Missouri's Joe polls Moore is sure wrecking the It didn't take long Jhis season lor the football start looking a bit This year, though, he's more than a line-blasting runner. No longer Is the thought of a shocking collision the only deterrent of a defensive back flying up to meet Moore. He popped a pass in the opener, the first of his career, finding Mel Gray in the clear.

The end result was a 72-yard scoring play and a move that put Gray within five of breaking the league's career touchdown-pass reception record, the oldest on the league's books. With that pitch and his work on the ground, Moore not only leads the Big Eight in rushing, but also in total offense with the 243 total. Though he didn't catch a pass in the opener he can, however, catch the hall, too rushing night also makes day afternoon. He moved to the edge of the group with his three-quarter accumulation of 171 lengths in the season's opener it was the second-most productive ground game- in Moore's career. That put his three-season total at 1,867.

Simple subtraction proves he needs but 133 more. Five times last year he topped that figure. ideals of many others who still striding but powerful Tiger, who took a place with the linebackers when he turned out for freshman ball at Missouri, is to take a place' among the league's rushing club. That is an exclusive little organization which now numbers 15 members. That pause could come'Satur- touchdown percentage can't be topped, but, heck, when it comes to a touchdown completion rating for those entrusted with generating the main aerial barrages, Kansas' Dan Heck must lead the nation this week.

retain, a similar pursuit. Moore now has taken dead aim at becoming only the second In Big Eight history to run for Starting his first collegiate over 3,000 yards, in his career. football game Heck hit on 7 of 71 15 throws; three of the pitches carrying the distance. That figures out to one of every five TITLE lf o) fnv C(g fr- fp ILLS Ik? IL UM lb ull throws going all the way. Incidentally, Heck's first Kansas pass went for a touchdown.

In fact, the perspiration had hardly dried on the shoulder pads from the season openers before the weird things began to take place in the polls. this oddity: Lashweek Auburn, was in the top. 20 and Georgia was not. Neither team has played a game as. yet, but this week Georgia has.

replaced Auburn in. top 20 with The Associated Press poll. The big poll battle this week is Nebraska Vtest at Southern Cal, but the way the polls have, gone the past year 'or so, stranger things go on, in the minds of the voters than' on tte field. The Nebraska-Southern Cal clash not only li the headliner on the Big Eight schedule, but it's also the game that will attract the most national attention, being the only contest this weekend pitting top ten teams against each other. Our opening week mark was 22-13 for a .629 percentage.

This week: The Big fight Passing leader, thougn, alter the first weekend, is Oklahoma's i I Win Without Taking Field TWINS MAGIC NO. SIX SOUTHERN CAL 33, Nebraska 27 be. close enough that the Huskers won't The game will lose any national 1 7. 1 I By Associated Press prestige by dropping this one. IOWA STATE 21, New Mexico 14 have a chance to have a winning record Jack Mildren, who flipped for 178 yards, completing 12 of 16.

This gives him a 10-yard lead over limping Jerry Tagge, who also completed 75 per cent of his tries with nine successes in 12 attempts. Leading target was Oklahoma State's Hermann Eben, the league's second-ranked receiver last year, who caught six for 93 yards, pushing his carer receiving yardage total to 1,334. a career top for Oklahoma State since it has been a member of the Big Eight: Other first week leaders include Kansas' Keith Lieppman, punting (49.6); Oklahoma State's Lee Stover, interceptions (two); Kansas State's Henry Hawthorne, punt returns (27 Kansas'- Ron Jessie, kickoff returns (81 yards); and Kansas' Bob Helmbacher and The Cyclones this season in For the second year in a row, the Baltimore Orioles clinched the American League Eastern Division title without even taking the field. iiuii-icdguc games. KANSAS STATE 34, Kentucky 7 Even with Lynn Dickey having a subpar day, the K-Staters won easily last The Orioles became champions Thursday while riding a bus to Washington for a night game against the Senators.

ij, reach second until the sixth. The Angels got to the Minnesota ace for a run in the seventh when Alex Johnson was struck by a pitch, Jim Spencer doubled and Jay Johnstone grounded out, Williams bailed Perry out in Leo Cardenas drove In Minnesota's first two runs with a single after Cesar Tovar's first inning triple and a triple after Tovar's third inning walk. Tony Oliva doubled home Cardenas for his 100th RBI. The Twins literally knocked Tom Murphy, 14-13, out of the box in the fourth when George Mitterwald doubled and Danny Thompson glanced a single off the California pitcher into left field. Perry didn't allow a runner to the eighth after Bill Voss and John Nebraska's Joe weeK.

wnat win tney do when Dickey's back on form. ARKANSAS 35, Oklahoma State 6 The Razorbacks of 1970 may not be the Razorbacks of 1969, but then neither are the Cowboys. COLORADO 28, Indiana 13 The Buffs may be looking ahead a bit to next week's Hate with Penn State. KANSAS 28, Texas Tech 21 The. Jayhawks can score.

The question is can they stop. anyone else from scoring. 1 MISSOURI 30, Minnesota 14 There oughta be a law against Joe Moore throwing passes to Mel Gray. OKLAHOMA 36, Wisconsin 10 The Sooner offense was Just getting warmed up" last week. The Top Ten TEXAS 33, California 14 This is one the Longhorns won't have to come from behind to win MISSISSIPPI 30, Memphis State 7 The Memphis, State coach says the best way to stop Mississippi is to5 Tony Gonzalez singled and Jim Orduna, and Kansas State's Fregosi ripped a double for one Mike Montgomery, scoring (12 run.

Johnson cut the Twins lead points each). leading rushers to one with a sacrifice fly, but Williams retired Jay Johnstpne Play Game A Umt lv. Aum Moire, MU 36 171 i I 171.0 ATTEMPTED DOUBLE FAILS Angels' Jim Fregosl (11) is safe aUecond base as Twins' shortstop Leo Cardenas falls and drops ball on attempted double play in 6th inning. on a fly to end the threat. Rlogms, KU 25 125 5.0 Montgomery, KS 14 t.2 99 0 Marshall, OU 19 94 4 9 94 1 The Red Sox pushed across Bell, OU 20 94 4.7 94 0 Klnnev.

NU 11 57 Orduna, NU 10 50 5 0 50.0 the tie-breaking run in the 10th on Satriano's single. George Scott, who singled with let Archie Manning do what he wants to do. He may change -NORTHEAST MEETS SOUTHEAST- Weather Big Question Prior Hallmark, OS 6 43 7.2 43 0 Wylie, OU 9 42 5.2 42.9 Heck, KU 14 49 3 5 49.0 Williams, OS 14 31 2 7 310 Schmidt, KU 9 37 4 0 37 0 Washington, MU 7 li 5 1 34 0 one out and advanced when Menu Jack Aker hit Billy Conigliaro AACLane. KS 7 34 4.9 with a pitch, scored the winning Most Yards Game: 171 tv Jo Mw. run.

Missouri vs. Baylor (911). New York starter Mel Stot- LEADING PASSERS Come. Alt. Pet.

Int. fUia Friday To Opening Infra-City Game Mildren, OU 12 14 .750 0 171 tlemyre had a four-hit shutout HORSE RACING Madison, 3 p.m. FOOTBALL- Lincoln hiuh Schools Tagge, NU 9 12 .750 0 168 Heck, KU 7 15 .447 0 144 entering the eighth but he 'Southeast vs. Northeast, Seacrest Field, walked the first two hitters and Pounds, OS 14 24 .53 2 145 Dickey, KS 10 29 .345 0 109 Roper, MU 9 21 .429 0 101 7:30 p.m.; Lincoln High at Scottsbluft. TENNIS Fremont' at Lincoln East; his mind Saturday.

'j NOTRE DAME 42, Northwestern 0 Another breather'; for the Fighting Irish. r. PENN STATE 26, vNavy 7 Pehn State suffered5 heavy graduation tut they can still-'beat the'jstuplg out of the Middies. MICHIGAN Arizona' 10 The Big Ten may Sibfc-be as strong overall as once was, but Michigan and Ohio State are as good is any Big Ten team ever was. STANFORD 30, Jose State 6 Stanford tcaa have a letdown after last and still win this one.

i The fast ARMY over Baylor COLGATE over Boston vT TOLEDO over Buffalo CONNECTTTCUT over Vermont UCLA over Pittsburgh v. RUTGERS oVerayetteS was relieved by McDanicl. Longest Pass for Touchdown- tw Solich echoed the complaint. "We just skipped going outside early in the he says, Joe Moore to Mel Gray, MU vs. Baylor Lincoln-Northeast at Grand Island; Lincoln' High at Hastings.

GYMNASTICS Grand Island at Lincoln Noryieest. 1911). The St. Louis Cardinals pounded their season high of 22 "so, we didn't get much TOTAL OFFENSE Rushing Passing Total CROSSiCOUNTRYy- Pius at YorK. Saturday FOOTBALL Bia Eight: Nebraska at done." hits including four each by Lou Brock, Joe Torre and Luis Moore, MU 171 72 243 215 Solich said that he would 49 22 4 Heck, KU Tagge, NU Mildren, OU Melendez, to trounce the Southern Cal, Los Angeles Coliseum, 10 p.m.

(CDT); Iowa State at New Mexico; Kansas State at Kentucky; Oklahoma Came Avg. 243 0 215.0 1900 182,0 143.0 123.0 101.0 94.0 940 73.0 normally insert some new -2 founds, OS Chicago Cubs 9-2. 'State at Arkansas; Colorado at Indiana; M'tgomery, KS 99 144 141 170 145 24 101 0 0 109 saturated." Els expressed concern that the field might get torn up and be ruined for the rest of the season. "Our practices this week have also been adversely affected," the Rocket mentor added. "Getting the proper timing in the backfield is almost impossible if the quarterback falls; in the mud every time he tries to pivot." Southeast coach Frank By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Lfncoln's first intra-city high school football game, pitting Northeast and Southeast at Seacrest Field Friday night, has both coaches keeping a wary eye on the weather.

"I'm afraid that even if it doesn't rain any more' Northeast coach Bob Els says, "that it will still be pretty sloppy out there. There was so much precipitation early in the week that the ground must be 190 182 a 123 101 90 94 7 The second straight loss to the Texas Tech at Kansas; Minnesota at plays each week. "The limited number of things we used Roptr, MU 0 Marshall, OU 94 Bell, OU 94 Dickey, KS -34 Missouri; Wisconsin at Oklahoma; State Nebraska Wesleyan at Mid. land. Morninaslde et UNO; against North Platte last week Cards left the Cubs trailing first-place Pittsburgh in the tight National League East race by The South we ran pretty well," he admits, William Mary MIAMI, over 2lA games with the Pirates out since we couldn't go outside, we'll just have to be over Virginia Tech aubukn over southern Mississippi playing at Philadelphia Thurs.

content with trying to perfect CLEMSON over Virginia DUKE day night. over Maryland FURMAN over those things even more without FLORIDA over Mississippi State On arrival at RFK Stadium PrPehvferian ftPTIRftTA TRTH TECH 'over Florida State adding anything new." Brownson, Tagge Both Making Trip Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney Thursday named a 54-member traveling squad for the over Texas NORTH CAROLINA over Bethel College at Peru; Emporia State at Wayne; Hastings at Friends; Kearney at Northwest Missouri; Doane at Concordia; Dickinson, N. State at Chadron; Hiram. Scott at Adams State; McCook JC at Falrbury JC; Lincoln High Schools: Hastings at East, Sea-crest Field, 7:30 p.m. TENNIS -Lincoln East, Northeast, Southeast, at Fremont Invitational.

CROSS COUNTRY Lincoln East, Northeast, Southeast, Lincoln High at Kearney Invitational. GOLF Indian Summer Open at Hastings' Lochland Country Club. HORSE RACING? Madison, 2:30 p.m. Sunday GOLF Indian Summer Open at Hastings' Lochland Country Club. Royals Clobber Huskers' game Saturday night against Southern California in Los Angeles.

Syracuse, 11-5 the Orioles were informed that the runnerup New York Yankees had lost an afternoon game to the Boston Red Sox 5-4, officially ending a race that for a long time never was. The Orioles, however, were blanked by Washington's Dick Bosman 2-fl on only five hits Thursday night. In other American League action, the Minnesota Twins lowered their magic number to six and Jim Perry recorded his 23 victory as the Twins topped California 4-3. Sam McDowel recorded his 20th win as the Cleveland Indians stopped Detroit 6-2. In the National League, St.

Louis handed the faltering Chicago Cubs a 9-2 setback and Philadelphia tripped Pittsburgh. Houston meet Los Angeles and The Knights opened with a 25-19 victory over the Platters. "For the most part I was pretty satisfied," Solich says, "though after watching the films there were some things I thought we should have done better." Though Northeast suffered a 12-2 setback to Fremont in its first encounter, Els says neither he nor the players are discouraged. "We moved the ball very well between the 3Cs," he says, "We just need to acquire a little more consistency in the offense so we can move it on in." Els expressed the hope that now that junior quarterback Gaylen Kennel has gained a game of experience, the Rocket offense will prove a little more explosive. North Carolina State SOUTH CAROLINA over Wake Forest TENNESSEE over Southern MeHhodist GEORGIA over Tulane VANDERBILT over The Citadel WEST VHtGINIA over Richmond.

The Midwest DAYTON over Cincinnati OREGON over Illinois OHIO over Kent State PURDUE over Texas Christian LOUISVDLLE over Southern Illinois TULSA over Idaho State BRIGHAM YOUNG over Western Michigan WICHITA STATE over Arkansas State MIAMI, OHIO, over Xavier. The Soyfhwesf HOUSTON over Syracuse WEST TEXAS STATE over Lamar Tech SAN DIEGO STATE over North Texas State RICE over Virginia Military. The Far West ARIZONA STATE over Colorado State OREGON STATE over Iowa PACIFIC over Long Beach State UTAH over Texas-El Paso UTAH STATE over Bowling Green MICHIGAN STATE over Washington IDAHO over Washington State WYOMING over Air Force. 4. 'v -J Syracuse, N.

Y. UP) The Omaha Royals, frustrated two nights in a row, struck back with a 13-hit attack to gain their first victory over Syracuse in the Little World Series of baseball Thursday night, 11-5. The Chiefs, who now lead the bestof-seven series 2-1, staged a five-run comeback in the fourth inning but that was their entire attack. The Royals had four-run innings in the fourth and eight for the bulk of their scoring. San Francisco battled San Diego late West Coast games Bosman, who retired the first Solich, who watched Northeast in action, said he 13 batters he faced, won his 16th Disgusts Slander, Judging game the most by Washington pitcher since the new team was formed in the 1961 expansion draft.

He has lost Manuel Draws With Ramos Included as one of three quarterbacks on the travel roster was junior Van Brownson who has been sidelined with slow healing elbow injury. Jerry Tagge and sophomore Bob Jones are the other two signal callers making the trip. The Huskers held a closed practice at Seacrest Field Thursday night to get in some playing time under the lights. Brownson was on hand, but Tagge was still resting his leg in which he suffered a broken blood vessel Wednesday. Brownson's elbow was not protected with any padding and his passes were on target.

Devaney is optimistic that Brownson will see action Saturday night. "We think Van will be ready to play Saturday night," said Devaney. "But we just don't know how much." The Huskers leave from the Lincoln Airport at 4:45 p.m. Friday via United Airlines charter. The travel squad: John Ad kins; Jim Andersons Mike' Berant Joe Blahekt Jim Branch) Van Brownson) Jim Canteas; Woody Coxi John Decker; Doug Dumler; Rich Giovert Bob Grentell; Willie Harper" Phil Harveyi Bruce Hauge; Gary Holl-stem; Jett Hughes; John Hyland; Guy Ingles; Larry Jacobson; Doug Jamail; Carl Johnson; Doug Johnson; Wonle Johnson; Bob Jor.es; Jeff Kinney; John Kinsel; Bill Kosch; jerry List; Tom McClelland; Donnie McGhee; Pat Morell; Dave Morock; Jerry Murtaugh; Bob Newton; Bill Olds; Joe Orduna; Bob Rabis; Ed Periard; Johnny Pitts; Tom Robison; Johnny Rodgers; Paul Rogers; Stive Runty; Dick Rupert; Dan Schneiss; Jerry Tagge; Bob Terrio; Frank Vector; Dave Wallinet Bruce Weber; Wally Winter; Bob Wolfe; Keith Wortman, COACHES Bob Devaney; Mike Cor.

San; Carl Selmer; Cletus Fischer; Tom sborne; Warren Powers; Monte Kiffini John Melton. DOCTOR Or. Fran: Stone. STUDENT MANAGER Jot Baldwin. 10.

Loser Mike Cuellar, 24-7, had an eight-game winning streak snapped when Tim Cullen rap In preliminary matches Thursday right, Omaha's Chuck ped a two-run, two-out single the second inning. Rookie Roy Foster drove home three runs with a home Hernandez won a unanimous decision over John McDuff also of Omaha; Hernandez's brother, Dale, defeated Stan Kramer in 2:55 of the first round on a TKO run and single and Vada Pinson was particularly impressed by the Rockets' defense. "Fremont is big, but that didn't hurt Northeast. If it weren't for a couple of bfg plays that Fremont broke loose it could have easily gone the other way." Seacrest Field will also be the site of a Saturday night clash as Hastings returns to the Capital City for the second straight week. A 28-0 victim of Lincoln High last week, the Tigers will be hosted this time by East.

Coach Lee Zentic's Spartans will be trying to rebound from a hair-raising 35-28 defeat at Grand Island. Lincoln High makes the long trek to Scottsbluff Friday in quest of another triumph, while Pius a first-week winner at Beatrice, has the weekend off. singled home two runs to give in their lightweight bout; Sam McDowell his first 20-game Norfolk's Dick Pelster took season as the Cleveland Indians By TOM HENDERSON Star Sports Writer Onjaha Ron Stander, winner of his previous 14 pro-fessonal fights, battled to a draw Thursday night with a more experienced Manuel Ramos, victor over' such notable boxers as Ernie Terrill and Eddie Machen. Although Stander, of Council Bluffs, felt he had won at least seven of the ten rounds, both judges and referee Gene Buzzello gave each fighter an identical number of points. Buzzello and judge Jack Anderson both scored it 97-97 tack: t.

i in the latter stages of the fight with Stander reverting more to his punch-it-out style, but Ramos' experience against the ropes and Stander's ability to withstand heavy punches kept it pretty even throughout. "I thought I won seven or eight rounds," Stander said after the bout. "Talk to Art -he's a better judge than I am. "There ain't no way he lost that fight," said Art Hernandez, the world's sixth-ranked middleweight who was in Stander's corner. "I saw him win eight rounds, there's no doubt in my mind." unanimous decision over Willie beat the Detroit Tigers 6-2.

Williams of 1 Tucker of Omaha arid Fred Pinch hitter Terry Harmon's suicide squeeze bunt in the seventh inning scored Ron Stone Jiminez of Minneapolis battled to a four-round draw in to give the Philadelphia Phillies welterweight bout and Morris STAR PHOTO a 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh and prevent the Pirates from Jackson of Omaha lost on a TKO to Cleveland's Harold Carter in Northeast's junior boosting their first place margin GAYLEN KENNBL quarterback. in the National League's 2:39 of the third-round when the Omahan dislocated a shoulder. while judge Paul Limas had it Eastern Division pennant fight. 98-98. Ihiefs Movie Stars To Perf orm In Minnesota The Council Bluffs Butcher, who had never gone more than six rounds previously in his brief pro career, started cooly, stalking his opponent and taking plenty of time, a reversal from his usual brawling type form.

In the second ronnd Stander managed to slice np Ramos left eye with a barrage of blows, but the veteran ring fighter Ramos Both fighters opened up more managed to withstand the at- for the regular season." The Chiefs demonstrated what they can do when they downed the Dallas Cowboys 134) Sept. 5. They wanted to win that one in the worst way just as they want to beat the Vikings the worst way. "We're in our healthiest condition since the all-super game," Strain said, noting that the toward winning, and that depends on every player, every phase of the game." Neither are the Chiefs concerned over the fact mat in their last game, a 34-24 loss to SL Louis, their defense yielded 375 yards. Linebacker Willie Lanier admitted the Chiefs didn't have a good game defensively but said "the experience will be good for Wesghtliiters Continue Columbus, Ohio (A) Hearings in the cases of nine disqualified competitors in the world weightlifting championships will extend into a second day today with little chance of reversals, a meet official said Thursday.

The nine weightliftcrs, in-eluding featherweight champion Mecislav Nowak of Poland and flyweight winner a Uolczrcitcr of Hungary, were charged with lakin? the Kansas City (5) The Kansas City Chiefs aren't about to become involved in a war of words with, the Minnesota Vikings, i 1 And the Chiefs couldn't care less how many times the Vikings view that Super Bowl film they call the. Hank Strain Story or whatever it is they've been running for the past 35 weeks. The Chiefs figure no matter how many times the Vikings view it, the result is the same Kansas City thrashed Minnesota 23-7 last January for pro we're playing the Vikings. Every game counts exactly the same. "We always anticipate the first game of the season.

But we are preparing for a game not a team. That's the only sound, intelligent approach. I want no part of a war of words." Nobody, including the Vikings, should be misled by the Chiefs' three exhibition defeats. Stram said he looked over his personnel and achieved his "fundamental purpose of pre-season games to prepare the squad bigjgest prize, the world championship. The Chiefs will be in the Twin-Cities Sunday and they plan to let their actions on the field serve as their rebuttal to the fancy phrases which have been coming out of the Vikings' camp all week.

Stram, the Kansas City coach, regards Sunday's game as only another game. It's important, sure, but Stram said Thursday that "this game is our most important game only because it's this week's game not because ur Dawson threw with amazing accuracy during the exhibition season, completing 65 of 109 passes for 842 yards and six touchdowns. Stram indicated he wasn't losing any sleep over the team's offense even though at times it seemed to sag. "I never concern myself with any individual phase of the game," Stram said. "All 40 players must give everything they have.

I don't try to forecast what type of game it will be. All of our. attention it directed Horse Show Sunday The Camp Easter Seal Charity Horse Show has been rescheduled for Sunday at 9 a-jn. at the Needmore Stables in Omaha. The stables are located at 165th and Center Streets.

us. We're beginning to think we were invincible after shutting Chiefs had been plagued by injuries. Although he missed one game, quarterback Len Dawson and tlie rjpt of the Chiefs are ready. out Dallas. Now we know bet- I stlmula tt phenylethylammg.