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ft f' I'" 1 0D Nov. 25, 1979 Lincoln. Neb Sunday Journal and Star Defense Scoreboard npvpr returned to action. SI. touts Winmpea Chuck Sinclair Mo Western 71 William Jewell 44 Illinois mono 77 Okionomo 17.

Nebraska 14 Okianomo St 11 lowo Si. Youngslown SI So. S. Dakota SI. SOUTHWEST Arinna 27.

Arizona SI. 24 Arkansas 31. Southern Mem. 7 Teios 11 Savior 0 Teos Arlington 48. Idaho St 0 Texas 30 Tesos Christian 7 WEST Brighom Voung 61 Son Diego St.

14 Cent Michigan 34. Son Jose SI. 32 Cakyooo 21. Kansas St. 4 Nevada-Reno 31.

N. Arizona? New Mexico 17. Wyoming Oreoon 24. Oregon St. 3 Southern Col UCLA 14 Utoh St.

41, Fresno St. 31 NFL standings American Conference East Pel. PF PA Ptmcunfc i Cleveland 8 4 I .647 294 277 Cincinnati .147 254 316 West Denver .758 238 187 SonOego 9 3 .750 305 2M Oakland 4 4 8 .500 264 249 Seattle .500 270 281 Kansas ON 7 -41 1(4 103 East Philadelphia 4 47 231 221 Washington 8 4 0 .447 242 211 Dallas I 415 284 255 Y. Giants 7 .417 189 229 SI. Court 3 0 .250 231 252 Central TomooBov 3 .750 241 177 Chicago 7 4 0 .538 735 279 Minnesota 5 7 .417 182 258 Green Bay 4 8 0 .333 183 229 Detroit 2 11 0 .154 189 275 LosAnoeles 4 4 0 .500 222 226 New Orleans 6 6 0 .500 269 263 Allonlo 4 8 0 .333 222 270 San Francisco 1 11 0 .083 234 339 Football Scores Big Eight Oklohomo 17.

Neorosfco 14 Cotorodo 21, Komo Stole 6 Missouri S5. Konsos 7 Oklohomo SI. 11 Iowa St. 10 Other colleges EAST Boston College 41. Massachusetts 3 Oelawore SO.

Virginio Union 21 Holy Cross 28. Connecticut 12 thoco 15. Carnegie-Mellon Temple 42, Villonovo 10 SOUTH Alobomo AS.M 37. Morgan SI. 7 BethuneCookmn 25.

Florida 20 E. Carolina 38. William Mary 14 Georgia 16. Georgia Tech i Morvlond 17. Virginia 7 Memphis St.

23. Cincinnoti 17 Mississippi 14, Mississippi SI. N. Carolina 37, Duke 16 S- Carolina 13. Ciemson 9 Tennessee 20.

Kentucky 17 Tulane 24, Louisiono St 13 MIDWEST Missouri 5S. Kansas 7 7 11 4 18 41 82 2 11 17 51 80 3 12 12 It 4 11 3 II St 74 Watet Conference Hmn Division Pts. OA Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Hartford Detroit 13 5 1 29 781 56 4 22 88 87 1 4 20 45 47 4 7 4 II 42 59 4 It 1 IS SS 42 Adorns Division Pts. Or GA Boston Buffalo Minnesota Toronto Quebec 14 3 1 12 4 1 10 4 10 2 7 10 1 Sarurooy's Results Buffalo 4, Washington 1. oft.

Pittsburgh 5, Y. Rongers 3 Montreol Boston 1 Quebec 4. Hortlord 4 (tie) Chicago 2 Toronto 1 Detroit 1 Minnesota 3 (tie) Winnipeg 5. voncouver 3 St. Louis 4, Colorado 3 Philadelphia 2, Edmonton 2 (tiei N.Y.

Islanders at Los Angeles New England Miami Buffalo jets Baltimore Houston 8 4 0 .467 321 221 7 5 0 6 6 0 5 7 0 4 8 0 583 222 1 72 .500 233 20 .417 246 286 .331 TO 7H .769 315 274 Central 10 3 0 Conference standings Final Big Eight Individual Stats Conference All garnet Pts OP I Pts OP ....7 0 242 76 10 1 382 138 ...6 1 208 62 10 1 366 114 ...5 2 127 1 7 4 191 212 .3 4 144 103 6 i 236 151 ...2 5 69 140 3 8 137 221 ...2 5 100 231 3 8 172 346 ....1 6 89 168 3 8 154 225 ...2 5 123 168 3 8 168 274 Nebraska Next Saturday's games Regular season completed Pacific 10 homa offensive line definitely wasn't as good as last year's." But even a young line like Oklahoma's doesnt need to be great to make Sims great "All an offensive lineman has to do with that guy is give him an inch and hell take a mile," Horn said. "They just played better than we did today." Van Zandt said. "Their defense whipped our defense." Never was there any mention about injuries entering into the breakdown. But the Black Shirts were a battered outfit before the day was finished. Left cornerback Ric Lind-quist suffered a possible concussion in the first half and Backs Gary 7 3 10 LeRov 4 4 8 Lindquist 5 2 7 Means 3 0 3 Letcher 0 2 2 Kreicf 1 0 1 Oklahoma Offense Rushing No.

Yds. Ave. Simms 28 247 8.8 Wilson 12 Overstreet 6 Watts 12 1 62 5.2 25 4.2 16 1.3 2 2.0 Punting No. Yds. Ave.

Keeling 5 209 41.8 Passing No. Co. Yds PI Watts 8 4 130 1 Pass Receiving No. Yds. Nixon.

3 65 Valora 1 58 Overstreet 0 7 kickoff Returns No. Yds. Shepard 1 18 Interception Returns No. Yds. Babb 1 5 Burget 1 3 Defense Linemen UT AT TT Gary 7 5 12 Taton 6 4 10 Turner 3 5 8 Lewis 2 2 4 Burget 1 3 4 Irvin 1 2 3 Linebackers Dittman 4 8 12 Cumbv 6 4 10 Backs Taylor 5 0 5 Banks 2 0 2 Hebert 1 1 2 Jimerson 1 1 2 Babb 1 1 0 1 Andy Means, the right corner, made a good tackle on a 13-yard OU "flea flicker" play, but he also lea the game with 11:16 left in the third quarter with a deep thigh bruise.

Safety Russell Gary was in and out of the lineup with a hip pointer. Linebacker Brent Williams also suffered a hip pointer. Defensive captain L.C Cole plaved and made 10 tackles despite a broken hand suffered in the Kansas State game. Defensive end Derrie Nelson limped off the field after rein-juring an ankle and monster Mark LeRoy also limped to the sidelines with a leg Injury with 1:38 remaining in the fourth quarter. "We have no excuses." middle guard Kerry Welnmaster said.

"We should have stopped Oklahoma and we didn't I guess that's football." "You can't point a finger at anyone or anything," Horn reasoned. "There's a cliche about winning together and losing together and that's the way it is." Barnett, who felt worse about the loss than he did missing practice Thursday with the flu, said "we'll have to wait and see how the coaches analyze the film." While they do, Barnett is slapping himself in the face with another cold, hard fact. "I guess Oklahoma wanted to beat us today worse than we wanted to beat them," he could call it just the reversal of last year." Morrison new NP park boss NORTH TLATTE Thomas B. Morrison will be the new superintendent at the Buffalo Bill State Historical Park here, effective Dec. 1.

Morrison's appointment was announced by Dale R. Bree, assistant director for parks for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Morrison is currently assistant superintendent at Two Rivers State Recreation Area near Valley. He succeeds George Leroy, who requested the job of district maintenance superintendent at the Lake Maloney State Recreation Area at North Platte. Offense Rushing No.

Yds. Ave. Redwlne 11 65 5.9 Quinn 14 45 3.2 Franklin 10 44 4.4 Hipp 13 38 2.9 Schleusener 1 15 15.0 Miller 1 5 5.0 Kotera 1 5 5.0 Johnson 1 4 4.0 Brown 1 4 4.0 Havecost 11 11.0 Punting No. Yds. Ave.

Smith 7 270 38.5 Passing This Saturday's results tJebraska 14, Oklahoma 17 Oklahoma St 11 Iowa St. 10 Missouri 55. Kansas 7 Colorado 21. Konsos St. 6 Final UCLA Washington This Saturday's results USC 49, UCLA 14 Oregon 24, Oregon St.

3 Arizona 27, Arizona SI. 24 Col. Stanford, Washington, Washington Stole seasons completed Conference ..6 0 I .6 1 0 ..5 4 0 ..4 3 0 ..4 3 0 ..3 3 I .3 4 0 ..3 SO .2 6 0 .0 7 0 AM games Pts OP t. Pts OP 244 99 10 0 1 367 155 165 98 9 2 0 307 147 217 152 6 5 0 240 166 139 136 6 4 1 234 227 126 125 6 5 0 200 207 158 144 5 5 .1 259 239 155 182 5 6 0 252 256 80 249 4 7 0 126 330 1 74 321 2 9 0 262 432 167 127 1 10 0 289 179 Thursdays Gomes Detroit 20. Chicago 0 Houston 3a Dollos 24 Sunday's Comes Buffalo ot t4ew England, noon Cleveland ot Pittsburgh, noon Washington at New York Giants, noon St-Louisot Cincinnati, noon New Orleans at Atlonta noon Minnesota ot Tom oo Bay.

noon Philadelphia at Green Bay. 1 p.m. Kansas City ot Son Diego. 3 p.m. Los Angeles at San Francisco, 3 p.m Miami at Baltimore, 3 p.m.

Oakland ot Denver. 3 p.m. Monday's Game New York Jets ot Seattle. 8 P.m. Canadian playoffs Grey Cop Championship Sunday's Gam Edmonton at Montreol, noon Basketball NBA standings Eastern Conference Atlantic Oivision Pet.

GB Boston Philadelphia Washington New York 15 4 789 15 7 .682 IVi 9 9 .500 5 10 11 .476 6 New Jersey 7 14 .333 9 Central Division Pet. GB San Antonio 12 9 .571 Atlonta 13 10 .565 Houston 10 10 .500 H'j Indiana 10 13 .435 3 Cleveland 9 14 .391 4 Detroit 7 13 .350 4V Western Conference Midwest Division Pet. GB Milwaukee 15 6 .714 Kansas City II 12 .478 5 Denver 8 15 .348 8 Chicago 6 17 .261 10 Utah 2 18 .100 Pacific Division WL Pet. GB Portland 16 7 .696 Seattle 14 7 .667 1 Phoenin 15 8 .652 1 Los Angeles 14 8 .636 Golden State 10 II .476 San Diego 9 14 .391 Soturdov's Results New York 133. Cleveland 113 Philadelphia 91, New Jersey 82 Indiana 115.

Detroit 97 Boston 106. Atlonta 101 Washington 105, Houston 103 Golden Stote 106. Chicago 101 Phoenix 115, Denver 101 Sunday's Games New Jersey at Cleveland Golden state at Milwaukee Konsos Citv at Los Angeles Phoenin ot Portland Hockey NHL standings Campbell Conference Patrick Division Next Saturday's games Regular season completed TV claiming prep dollars? With apologies lo Cablevision Channel 9 since it has become an agressive supporter of high school athletics in Lincoln with well done color television broadcasts of Lincoln prep football and basketball games, it may be lime lo analyze the affect of the crowds visiting Seacrest Field or Pershing Auditorium on a weekend. The general attendance figures over the past few years have shown a decline, and talking with most anyone on the street will tell you why. They seem just as content to sit in the warmth of their homes watching "living color" in comfort as braving the elements for a live view of their favorite high school teams.

It seems much too easy to push a button and settle back as opposed to grabbing a coat and hat and piling the kids in the car to go to Seacrest. It wasn't too many years ago that the Lincoln Fublic Schools would not allow radio broadcasts of the games for fear of hurting the crowds. Whatever the fee charged for the right to do the broadcasts, the lack of people in the stadium or gymnasium takes more away from the game than a television could add. Revise prep title sites Until the final figures are in, it's difficult to determine, but with a general feeling that attendance is on the slide for state high school playoffs also, it may be time to look again at an alternative for boosting the crowds at championship contests. Last week's Class A state championship at Omaha Westside is one example of why the Nebraska School Activities Association should explore the possibility of finding a suitable site to handle all six of the state championship games.

Lincoln Kast Coach Lee Zenlic was concerned because limited sealing, some 7,000 total, with a much smaller portion on the visitors side of the field, forced part of the Kast student body to the hill on the Warriors' side. If the situation could not have been avoided, it's unlikely it would have bothered the veteran coach but I'NO's 10,000 seat stadium was sitting empty at kickoff of the Class A game. There are both advantages and disadvantages to the single site system, but several states now use the format with tremendous success. It seems the cost advantages could outweigh the disadvantages of paying teams mileage to get to Lincoln's Memorial Stadium or Omaha's Al Caniglia Field at UNO especially if people flock to the stadium for the opportunity to see the best of six -classes in action. Other states successful Lincoln Southeast Coach Chuck Mizcrski recalls the Illinois format that sends all classes to the same site with the smallest class playing at 8 a.m.

and working up to the largest. By midafternoon, 50,000 people are in attendance. Saturday in St. Louis, Busch Stadium was alive with action during the Show Me Bowl, a classic bringing the best of Mis-. soun's prep football lo a single location.

Iowa has operated under a similar system for ever since the L'ni-dome was constructed at the University of Northern Iowa. Obviously Iowa's situation is a natural because the weather allows all the schools an opportunity to play under perfect conditions with a seating capacity of better than 10.000. The chances of ever having such a facility are sum, even with a plan on the drawing board that could bring a 20,000 seat arena to downtown Omaha as a part of a business complex, but using Nebraska or UNO could be the perfect answer for better crowds and a financial windfall depending on rental fees. If something couldn't be worked out with the state's two major universities for rental and open dates you could always cross the border to South Dakota where Vermillion's Dakota-Dome is offered to that state's schools for a mere $500 rental. Final Atlantic Coast Conference All gomes Pts OP Pts OP .5 1 120 96 7 4 0 258 213 ..4 2 108 62 8 3 0 187 92 .4 2 97 53 7 4 0 198 135 3 2 99 112 8 3 0 230 249 .3 3 128 104 7 3 1 273 152 98 108 6 0 258 134 59 167 2 7 2 152 264 0 0 4 6 1 152 190 Next Saturday's games Regular season completed Big 10 No.

Co. Yds PI Quinn 19 8 102 2 Pass Receiving No. Smith 1 Miller 1 Franklin 2 McCrady 1 Redwine 2 Hipp 1 Punt Returns No. Brown 2 Liegl 2 Kickoff Returns No. Steels 2 Brown 2 Kotera 1 Yds.

28 25 19 15 13 2 Yds. 2 0 Yds. 53 53 20 Defense Linemen UT AT TT Cole 5 5 10 Nelson 2 2 4 Welnmaster 2 1 3 Barnett 1 2 3 Pensick 2 0 2 Clark 1 1 2 Lindstrom 1 0 1 Lee 0 1 1 Horn 0 1 1 Linebackers Williams 7 3 10 Vering 5 3 8 Baker 1 0 1 Virginio Duke Georgia Tech 0 This Saturday's results S. Carolina 13, Ciemson 9 N. Carolina 37, Duke 16 Morvlond 17, Virginia 7 Georgia 16.

Georgia Tech 3 N. C. Slote. Woke Forest seasons completed Final Conference lovva Michigan This Saturday's games No games scheduled .1 4 .0 6 .0 0 8 0 0 .7 1 0 .6 2 0 .5 3 0 .4 4 0 ..3 5 0 .3 5 1 ..3 5 0 ,.1 6 1 ..0 9 0 Pts OP Pts OP 281 59 11 0 0 374 109 198 144 9 2 0 260 204 245 105 8 3 0 297 134 175 7 4 0 276 215 182 157 5 6 0 239 216 1 72 138 5 6 0 740 253 226 213 4 6 I 264 271 141 250 4 7 0 208 311 111 220 2 8 1 156 266 67 310 1 10 0 115 386 Next Saturday's games Regular seoson completed IT Pts. 6F GA Philodefphio 15 1 3 33 86 59 Atlonta II 7 3 25 79 61 NY Rangers 9 11 1 19 85 90 NY islanders 6 9 3 IS 65 66 Washington 4 IS 3 11 40 93 Smythe Division Pts.

GF GA Voncouver 9 8 5 23 76 72 Chicago 7 7 6 20 52 54 Southeastern Conference All garnet Pts OP Pts OP Alobamo 5 0 160 27 10 0 0 334 40 Georgia 5 1 142 94 6 5 0 206 189 Auburn 4 1 135 99 8 2 0 312 213 4 3 106 73 6 5 0 241 141 Kentucky 3 3 114 79 5 6 0 178 143 Mississippi 3 3 169 123 4 7 0 251 298 Tennessee 2 3 101 133 6 4 0 258 198 Mississippi Slote 2 4 74 92 3 8 0 162 179 Vanderbill 0 5 86 241 1 9 0 169 387 Florida 0 6 39 167 0 9 1 82 235 This Saturday's results Florida St, 27. Florida 16 (Friday) Mississippi 14. Miss. St. 9 Tennessee 20, Kentucky 17 Tulone 24.

LSU 13 Georgia 16, Georgia Tech 3 Alabama, Auburn. Vanderbilt idle Next Saturday's games Alabama vs. Auburn Vanderbilt ot Tennessee Florida ot Miami. Flo. Georgia, Kentucky.

LSU. Mississippi, Mississippi Slote seasons completed. All games Southwest Pts OP Pts OP .7 1 0 148 63 10 1 0 244 101 .6 1 0 128 85 9 1 0 215 121 .6 1 0 153 61 9 1 0 207 77 .5 3 0 159 117 7 4 0 234 169 .3 4 0 169 113 5 5 0 230 152 .3 5 0 148 172 5 6 0 219 205 .2 5 1 103 140 3 6 2 141 182 70 155 2 8 1 127 226 76 228 1 9 0 121 355 Grant deadline Application deadlines to the Came and Parks Commission for federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Grants has been extended by six months, according to Del Whitley, chief What makes the: best investment? is extended of the Planning and Programming Division. Whitley said the new deadline for applications to be funded in fiscal year 1981 will be moved to June 30, 1980. ANNOUNCES TCU Rice This Saturday's results Texas 13.

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