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Lincoln Evening Journal Nebraslca State Journal Sfanhry, Pee. 81, 196ft P.M. Alcindor 'v'im-'iMfmTmrMm-- wm-w-w- -war1--" tfatisfltea8 KFAB, Omaha, 1116; On Television: KMTV, Omaha, Channel GAME TIME 1 p.m. On radio: IT'S EASY. NEBRASKA: QTR.

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Pos. CL Ht. Wtv Name No. No. Name WL Ht.

CI. Poa. CL Ht. Wt. Name No.

I 88 Ray 'Perkins 188 6-1 Sr. LE So. 6-1 202 D. Morrison 89 82 C. Harris 193 6-4 Jr.

LE Jr. 6-1 254 Jerry Patton 88 I 77 J. Duncan 188 5-11 Sr. LT Sr. (W 235 G.

Brichacek 76 78 L. Thompson 213 6-2 Sr, LT Jr. 6-2 251 Jim McCord 64, I 62 J. Calvert 197 5-11 Sr. LG Sr.

6-0 214 L. Alters 67 66 J. Sullivan 191 6-0 Sr. MG Jr. 6-1 239 W.

Meylan 66 1 53 Jim Carroll 193 6-0 Sr. Sr. 5-11 115 K. Petersen 54 79 R. Cole 204 6-2 Si" RT Sr.

6-5 261 Care Stith 72 1 68 B. Stephens 181 5-11 Jr. RG Sr. 5-11 202 Jim Osberg 59 81 Mike Ford 181 6-1 So. RE Sr.

6-3 197 L. Coleman 80 I 70 Cecil Dowdy 200 6-2 Sr. RT Sr. 6-4 258 Bob Pickens 73 56 Bob Childs 190 5 11 So. LL Jr.

6-0 230 B. Alvarez 33 I 83 Wayne Cook 197 6-1 Sr. RE So. 6-1 188 Tom Penney 85 54 Mike Hall 206 5-11 So. RL Sr.

60 208 R. Coleman 62 I 12 Ken Stabler 175 6-2 Jr. QB Sr. 5-11 178 B. Churchich 15 23 D.

Sutton 169 5-11 So. LC Jr. 6-lt 189 M. Mueller 30 32 Les Kelley 209 6-3 Sr. LH Jr.

5-11 219 Ben Gregory 22 36 W. Owen 185 3-10 So. RC 6-1 196 K. Careens 21 25D. Homah 178 6-0 Jr.

RH Sr. Ml 212 Harry Wilson 31 16 M. Sasser 179 5-10 So. LS Sr. 5-11 ,174 ThoreH 25: I 35 G.

Raburo k187 6-0 Jr. FB Sr. t-Z .220 Pete Tatman 46 37 "Johns 176 6-1 Jr. RS Sr. 5-B 166 L.

Wachholte 38 Nebraska STOLEU. 34 PETERSEN. 14 WEBER, ASHMAN, 15 CHURCHICH. 58 HANSEN, JOKIRKLAND, 59 OSBERG. J1CARSTENS.

62 COLEMAN, 12 GREGORY, 63 SENKBEIL. 23 WEINMAN, a 64 McCORD, 25 THORELL, 65 ARMSTRONG, 26 POGGE'YER, 1 66 MEYLAN. 27 BEST, 67 ALLERS. 29 ZIEGLER, 69 M.BRICH1SK. 30 MUELLER, 72SfnTH, 31 WILSON, 73 PICKENS, 32FIALA.

75 TAUCHER, S3 ALVAREZ, 76G.BRICH'E1C 34 GREEN, 7 GATZIOLIS. 35 CRITCHLOW, 7 HANSEN, 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 20 21 23 24 25 36 WACHHOLTZ, 60 COLEMAN, 37 DELANEY, RICHN'FSKY 40 BRUNK. hb 42KUEHL. 43JAN1K. S3 SMITH.

S4K1MMEU 85 PENNEY. 86 ZIMMER, SB PATTON. 89 MORRISON. 91 LIGGETT. I 94 PAPPAS.

96 MEAGHER, 44 WINTERS, EAS1U. b. 45 1 AI MAix 46 50 52 53 54 46 LINTS, 28 30 31 32 35 36 37 40 41 42 43 44 CANTER hb 71 SIDES, DAVIS, fb 72 BARRON, CHATWOOD, fb 73 FULLER, KELLEY, hb 74 RUSTIN, 34SWAFFORD. 75 FULFORD, RABURN, fb 76 VAGOTIS, OWEN, lb 1 77 DUNCANi JOHNS, hb 78 THOMPSON, MARTIN, hb 79 COLE, RE1TZ, hb 80 WHALEY. MOORE, fb 81 FORD, PROPST, hb 82 HARRIS, THOMPSON, hh 63 COOK, Average weight: Line Nebraska 230, Alabama 197; Backs Average weight: Line Nebraska .213, Alabama 192; Backs Nebraska 207, Alabama 187: Team Nebraska 213, Alabama 190; Nebraska 193, Alabama 177; Team Nebraska 216, Alabama 190.

Tech 14 Purdue 28, USC 14 Journal Picks-1- Nebraska 24, Alabama Florida 21, Georgia I VIIIIIIIIIIIIIH 3 0 May PO PREP1 SUMMARIES Be Wrong iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimmimiiiia Rv Curt Mother Journal Sports Editor Missouri Team Has Peru Title Tecumseh W) Northwest Missouri came on strong in the second half scoring 47 points to Peru State's 32 to take the championship of the Peru State Holiday Tournament by a score of 77-74. Peru led at halftime 42-30. Bob Nelson led the Mis- sourians' scoring with 17. Ron Snodgrass was the big gun lor Peru with 23. After trailing by as much as 17 points in the first half.

Midland tied Culver Stockton Friday night but lost a 114-95 decision for third place in the Peru State Holiday Tournament here. Midland tied the score at 72-aU on a splurge of points by brothers Mike and Jeff Draemel. But the Warriors couldn't keep up the pace as Gary Ulrica opened up for Culver Stockton to take back an 11 point lead minutes later. Ulrich's 34 was high for the Wildcats. John Sweeney hit 22 to lead Midland.

N.W. Missouri 30 4777 Pru 42 38-74 N.W. Missouri B. Nelson 17. Goodson 4.

Vollmutt 16, K. Nelson 13. Sears 2, Bowitt 13. Gifford 9, Simon S. Pent K.

Soodgrass 23, Heine 13. Cain 17, Estes 10. Moan 6, Rime 3, Tegel-huttw 2. Culver Stockton 65 4-M Midland 52 43 95 Culver Stockton Ulrica 34, Moore 14. Puckett 17.

Rottman 8, Carr 14, David Haines- 2. Ward 8, Davis 9. Midland Sweeney 22, Malholt 2, Beck-man 3. M. Draemel 15, J.

Draemel 16. Hagstrom 2. LandowsU 11, Braeech 18, Frey S. Chadron Whips Colorado Mines For Meet Title Chadron UD Chadron won its invitational basketball tourney Friday night, downing Colorado Mines, 9WJ2, after leading at the half 57-47. Tafkio College grabbed third place by defeating Concordia of Seward 84-68, with Bill Shear hitting 23 points for Tarfcio and Tom Wilcox-son again leading Concordia, this time with 22.

Mine Johnston 13, Simmons 10, Ban 15, Temple 8. Martin 12, Minton 6, Ire-ton 2, May 1, Dodtey 16, Moorley 1 Ckadron Bartak 23, Johnson 21, Reel 17, Rhodes 23. Green 4, Kuiper 4, Bau-man 3. Miller 2, Dick 2. Concordia Wiilcoxson 22.

Burner 7, Matthias 5, Wehmeyer 10, Grieve 4. Jones 10, Tom 2. Estel 6. Tsj-klo 8ear 23, Pitts 13. Avery 7, SauKhter 12, Homeratha 23, Heidleelberg 4.

Scnuerraan 2. Wayne St, Meet To Black Hills Wayne (A Black HUls State, with all "starters scor ing in double figures, led all the way to defeat Wayne, 81- 61. and win the Wayne State Invitational Basketball Tour ney. Black Hills was in front 41-34 at the half. Black Hillx 41 4081 Wayne 34 27-61 Black Hills: Harris 19.

Nowell 19, Knappe 18, Larson 12, Oltmanm 11, Wharton Wivu: Hinti 13. Hope 12. Parks 10, Strath man 8. Johnston 6, Emanuel 6. ItcGill 2.

Schneider 2, Uecker 2. Holiday Meet Third to Doane Indespemdence, Mo. UP) Doane' Tigers copped third place in the Independence Holiday Tourney with a sec ond half spurt that upended Langston, Okla. University Friday night, 76-71. Lanfaton Univ 36 35-71 Douw 33 4376 Larifston: Harris 27, Hick 14, Cotton 12, Lowe 9, Simpson 6, Luster 2, Efger 1.

Doane: Owen 11, Grant 18, Buza 18, Beacher 8. Boyd 7. Knuzka 4. Hockey Central League I Pts. OFOA OMarmra, Otr 8 36 101 92 Houston 15 9 5 35 111 93 Omnha 13 13 5 31 117 106 Loul 8 11 10 28 103 104 MWMi 14 5 25 101 114 Tula 114 9 2S 93 115 Friday's Result Memphis 3, Omaha 1 Houston 6, Oklahoma City 1 Tulsa 2.

St Louis 2, tie Saturday's Games St. Louis at Omaha Memphis at Ok booms Otr Houston at Talis appu car We will be OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY Saturday, Sunday, Monday Sparkles For UCU By Associated Pres Lew Alcindor took Southern California's tough Trojans' in stride, but Montana State's hungry Bobcats took 'Oklahoma by Storm. Alcindor, a a 5 by a sagging Trojan still scored 25 points as unbeaten UCLA buried Southern C'al 107-83 Friday night for the Los Angeles Classic Basketball jti. tie. Montana State's Bob Storm, 1 the unheralded Bobcats to their, third upset victory In the Slst All-College Tournament' af Okla.

homa City, flipping In 27 points for an 82-81 overtime decision over the host Chiefs for the championship, Alcindor, UCLA's 7-fqot-l sophomore wizard, shook off USC defenders to set up guards Lucius Allen, 22 points, and Mike Warren, ,20, repeatedly and trigger dev. astating fast break that ran off 14 straight points oftt the start and carried the; top. ranked Bruins to their eighth victory. Second-ranked Louisville and No. 5 New "Mexico also captured tournament titles and fourth-ranked Texas West, ern rebounded convincingly after its stunning first-round loss to Southern Illinois Thuf s- day night in the Sun Carnival a tourney the NCAA cham.

pion Miners had "won five years in a row. Burly Westley Unseld and slick sophomore Butch Beard paced unbeaten Louisville to a 72-63 triumph over previous, ly-unbeaten Princeton in the title game of the Quaker City Classic at Philadelphia. Beard scored 22 points while the 6-foot-8, 250-pound Unseld had 19 points and as many rebounds in the Cardinals' 10th victory. New Mexico's Mel Daniels dropped in 29 points and Don Hoover led a scrambling de. fense that forced 26 turnovers as the Lobos belted Colorado State 64-49 to win their own invitational tournament at Albuquerque.

Texas Western throttled Drake 66-47 for third place in the Sun Carnival at El Paso. Southern Methodist then knocked off Southern Illinois, the nation's No. 2 small college tearn, 66-64 in the final. In non-tournament action, third-ranked North Carolina pasted Ohio State 105-72 as Rusty Clark, Larry Miller and Bob Lewis combined for 70 points. No.

7 Cincinnati had its eight-game unbeaten string snapped by Iowk 78-69 after Jeff Tillman's 41-pdint binge led Chicago Loyola to an 85-72 romp over Marquette in a doubleheader at Chicago. Ice Skajing jLessons utierea By City Rec The City Recreation De partment will offer beginning ice skating lessons beginning Jan. 7 and continuing every Saturday thereafter, providing the weather" is cooperative. The instructor will be Pam Wisbey. There will also be super, vised open skating with hockey sticks provided.

Skaters must, however provide, their own skates. Supervised skating areas: Oak Lake: Lessons 10:30 a.m., (shelter): Open a.m. 14th and Lake: Lessons p.m.; Open p.m. Sawyer Snell: Lessons a.m. (wind break area); Open a.m.

Unsupervised open skating is available at: Coorper Park, Uni Place Park, Belmont, Boberts Park, Peter Pan Park, and College View Park. C0MINCI "ICE CAPADES" OPEN BOWLING All DAY NEW YEAR'S Lanes 489-1214 2555 So. 48th SKATIHG Bring th wholt fan-I ily, thy will tnjfty L. J) SKtllONS ATI I3Y tav35srl fTl yyW IT'f tO MUCH FUN f'SC HELAXINO TOOI OsT 'fff Yss ws rent and 1L fhorpsa skates. 1 MORGAN, hb 64 ROGERS, BEDWELL, hb MOSS, lb K1LLGORE, CARROLL, HALL, lb 85 SHANKLES, 86 SCROGGINS, 87 STEVENS, 88 PERKINS, 89 FOWLER, CHESTER HOLIDAY Championship Exeter .74, Chester 63 Exeter 21 14 21 18-74 Chester 16 19 18 10-03 Exeter Hall 29.

Becwar 16, D. Hall 15 Brdkamp 9, Hulse 5. Chester Parker 26, Wit IS, S. Grn-ber 12, Peake 6, R. Bidder 2.

Navia 2. Consolation Western 101, Broning 60 Western 26 29 33 13-101 Bruning 16 17 8 1960 Western Brugemann 34, Compton 17, Klasek 18. Wahl 9. Janda 6. Kas- tanek 6, Henke 4, Schoenbeck 2.

Kva-tochtil 2, Vadel 3. Bruning Johnson 13, Norder 9, Dit. tmer 15, Hawks 6, Hines 5, Lintrser 5, Hendricks 4, Rlptc 2, Lemke 1. BARNESTON INVITATIONAL Finals Sprague Martel 78, Barneston 77 Sprague 18 18 19 2378 Barneston 23 19 17 1877 Sprague T. Edgar 26.

Smith 7, R. Edgar 2. Holman 8, Brandt 21, Beneo 14. Barneston Searcey 34, Paul 7, HoUuv beck 15, Hambrich 13, Stitt 6, York 2. Consolation Lewison 58, Dillard 44 Dillard 14 18 8 8- Lewiston 18 13 17 1258 Dillard Duis 13.

Deisover 10, Craig 3. Bleicfa 13, Grabowskl 5. Lewis ton Andreson 12, Caderus 3, Tegt-meler 12, Wishmeler 14, Trout 3, Doty 10. Lovitt 3, Snider Zimmerman ORD HOLIDAY Consolation Ainsworth 70, Loup City 62 Ainsworth 12 24 21 13-70 Loup City 15 5 20 2262 Ainsworth Goodrich 6, O'Hare 18, snirtermuier conraa 14, unit 5, Leacn Loup City Zablougil 3, Welty 21, Slominski 12, Shotkoskl 8, Real 6, Zeleski 9, Moeller 3. Championship Ord 69, Burwell 51 Ord '14 19 18 18-69 Burwell 9 14 12 1651 Ord Linke 14, 1 Lee 13, Sorenson 9, Christensen 17, Drudik 12, Mroczek 1, Sedlacek 1, 2.

Burwell Bonsall 11, Hurst 8, Lindaey 6. Leach 4, Hoppea 20, Max son 1 EDISON HOLIDAY -Consolation Bloomington 77, Riverton 41 Bloomington 22 15 15 2577 Riverton 11 11 6 1341 Bloomington Riohter 27, Mlninger 25. G. Donovan 8, Hogeland 6, T. Donovan 6, Gardner 2, Hausermano 3.

Riverton Clements 18, Webber 11, Jackson 9. Nichols 4, Miller 3. Championship Edison 79, Huntley 57 Edison 20 16 19 2479 Huntley 18 10 28 857 Edison Canfleld 27, Gibson 19, Carries 19. Bard 10, Weatherwax 2. Huntley Schluntz 28, Covey 8, Hawkln-son 8, Beahn 9, Waggoner 2.

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Th blade lacs nrpe. ins minor ssrttdt art wnsv snsrrsr A.M. P.M. Day MiriorMajorMinorMaJor Saturday .10:50 2:20 9:20 3:00 Sunday ...11:20 3:20 11:05 3:50 Wo Vm Be OPEN on NEW YEAR'S EYE S0LUNAR TABLES WHEN TO RSI OR HUNT A little of this and that from here and there, starting with recruiting, a hectic thing each year for the Nebraska coaches who have to hope the national television exposure counteracts the time lost in going bowling. Last week a story appeared that the reason pre-Brownsville workouts in football gear had not started was because many of the assistants were on the road.

The only road they were on was the road to blindness. All were closeted In the film room thnmbs-upping or thumbs-downing prep footballers as they looked at more film footage than a movie editor. In fact for a couple of hours one day anyone with the least bit of trouble concentrating could have gone daffy. On one screen, no bigger than a home movie screen, two prep games were going side by side in postage stamp size images. At the same time Clete Fischer was in' the basketball coaches' movie room looking at another.

Alabama Done Nebraska does not sign within the Eight until next spring, the Southeastern Conference and Alabama signs in December. In fact, the hay is in the barn And, oddly enough, if you use the Alabama all-state teams as a judge, Alabama took a small beating from Auburn in recruiting. It isn't necessarily the best method, however, according to Don Forsythe, who does such selecting for the Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star. "A boy can earn all-state honors- and still not be a college prospect for a variety of reasons, including size, grades or background," says Don. "'i In reverse, a high school player particularly so in bigger men, can be good college prospect, but not have developed sufficiently to earn all-state Monte's Back Former Nebraska tackle Monte Kiffin came hobbling back into Lincoln this week, fresh from a successful season with the Toronto Tigers of the Continental League.

It was successful to a point. Monte did a good job on the field in the fledgeling loop, except he got his knee the good one, not the one he had surgery on before torn up. He has already had surgery and is recovering on crutches, which he will continue to do here after a trip home to Lexin2ton. "It's pretty good football," Monte says of the Continental League which has come up with a television contract of some sort with a new network. "Most of the guys playing know quite a bit about the game.

They're older guys who have been around. A lot of them have been in the American and National Leagues." The Big Bundle Jim McKean, that 6-9 center from Washington State who went, scoring nuts against NU, was not a heavily sought prepper. NU coach Joe Cipriano, who works that area, hadn't heard of him. McKean was chased only by Washington State early, although Washington and Oregon got into the act late That man playing Santa Claus in reverse around town these days is Hal Bowers. The junior golf course, almost completed, is shy a few items and Hal, now retired, told Jim Ager of the city park department, he'd be a fund raiser.

It's worth a buck or two to visit with Hal. 21 Fremont Tumbles Pius, 68-46 Fremont Erlck York poured in, 12 points to lead Fremont to a 68-46 basketball victory oyer Pius Friday night. The Thunderbolts fell behind from the start, 18-13, at the end of the first quarter, but a 22-point second quarter effort-by Fremont, while Pius added only eight, left the Lincoln club down, 38-21, at the intermission. The Thunderbolts were nearly cold after the half as be-forelgetting only nine points in the third quarter before playing Fremont, even, 16-16, in the final period. PIUS FREMONT I Glenn 13-4 5 Perry 2 0-0 McUu'lin 5 5-7 15 And'son 0 2 2 3 3 3 1 o-o o-o 0- 5-5 1- 3 Adams 0 1-1 1 Chaafir Jab'sld 0 0-0 0 Strong Sul'van 1-3 5 Schaf'n Darnell 2 5-9 9 Daniels Arndt 1 0-1 1 LoveU Walker 2 0-2 4 Dick'er Schom'r 0 3-4 1 Lay Schibata 0 0-10 Bean Hadwlck 0 0-0 0 York Clyne 10-12 'Emry 4- 10 0-0 0 0-0 4 0-1 12 6- 6 2-2 6 22-27 68 Arkfeld 0 0-0 0 Eirl'ne 2 Totals 14 18-33 Total 23 Pius 13 8 16-46 Fremont 18 22 14 18-68 Fooled out Plus: McLaughlin.

Total fouls Fremont 23. Pius 19. Bluejays Tip Ragles, End Streak Omaha Creighton snapped a four game North Texas basketball winning streak Friday night, defeating toe Eagles, 73-70. North Texas is now 7-3 and Creighton is 7-2. North Texas led at the half 30-27 as Rubin Russell hit nine field goals and two free throws for 20 points.

Creighton opened the second half with two quick field goals and, after Russell pulled North Texas back into the lead with his tenth goal, shot into a 45-36 lead and never again trailed. NORTH TEXAS CREIGHTON OFT OFT Hazel Ion 6 3-4 15 A'tima 7 0-0 14 Huff S-3 14 Portman 10 3-S 23 Davis 2 3-3 7 Powers 8 4-5 16 WTuirriby 0 0-0 Boyee 2 2-4 Russell 12 4 -5 28 Hiekey 5 2-3 12 Miller 2 00 Jansa 10-0 2 Cutter 1 0-1 2 Kersdhen 0 0-0 8 Sharp 0 0-1 0 Totals 12-17 78 Totals 3111-17 71 North Texas SO 40-70 Ol(htoti 27 48-73 Fouled out: None, Team fouls: North Texas 14. CrelfhtoD 11. Attendance: 4,180. NU Ranks 2nd In Free Throws The University of Nebraska's basketball team ranks second in the country in free throw percentage in National Collegiate Athletic Bureau statistics running through Dec.

24. The Huskers at that date had scored 109 free throws on 140 attempts for a 77.9. Rutgers leads with 80.6. A 62 of 86 showing in the Big Eight tournament, however, has dropped the Huskers to 75.6 on the year. OPEN BOWLING Weekdays before 6.

After 6 Sun. Snooker Bowl pjiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiw Big 8 Box Scores NEBRASKA fi-ira ft-fta Damm 0-5 1-1 Lantz 7-16 Baack 8-17 Campbell J-12 Branch 7-15 Shaver 0-0 Simmons 0-4 Stone 04 Empkey 1-2 Warner 1-1 Team rebounds 6-9 1- 1 0-0 2- 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 Totals J7-71 1M5 4S 1 COLORADO fr-'fa ft-fts rb to Williams 1-5 3-6 4 1 5 Bauer 9.10 Frink 5.10 Tait 3 4-4 Bauers NH5 3-4 Rebidi 5J 0-0 Kern o0 0-0 Seely 041 0-0 Bortom 0-0 o-0 Knous rui 1. Rowe o-O o-O 0 0 Team rebounds Totals JS.5J 23. is. 35-3l6 Iorado 33-40-73 IOWA STATE (57) IrJrm ft-N wk tp 1 4 3 6 Hartman j-5 JM) 3 mcoomeie v.3-13 0-05 X.

Smith 7-11 9 .3 15 Duarte $.14 Fleming 2-3 Ziegler 0 Goodman 34 Johnson o-O Harvey 1.2 Pyle o-O Team rebounds 2-4 2-2 04 4-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 14 2 6 1 0 3 10 1 0 0 2 0 0 Totals 21-52 15-23 33 17 57 KANSAS (63) U-tf n-n rb tp narmaa t-u 3-3 3 3 19 4-12 2-2 2 10 Wrote 7-17- 0-0 2 14 Vanoy 0-3 2-3 5 4 2 Bohnenstiehl 3-3 1-1 5 3 7 Wilson 3.8 1-2 1 7 OKKta 1.3 2-4 4 14 Totals 26-56 11-15 35 16 63 Iowa State 24-33-57 Kansas 34-29-63 Attendance: 10,700. KANSAS STATE OKLAHOMA Berkholtx H'eyoutt Frick Seyfert Smith Weiel Gaskln Arnold Pino Willis Shupe. 9 0-0 18 Rogers 1 1-2 3 Due 4 3-4 11 Johnson 13 0-2 26 Kizziar 5 0-0 10 Sidle 3 Watson 2 0-14 Shaw 1 04 2 Gott 8 0-1 16 Kersey 1 0-0 2 Hart 0 0-0 0 Hoi today 2 0-0 4 8 4-4 20 4 1-2 8 6-7 22 4 9-0 3 4-1110 0 0-0 0 0-0 2 0-0 1 1-1 0 04 0 04 oeorge Shupe, G. 0 0-0 0 Totals 4 4-10 in Totals SO 16-24 71 Kansas State 52102 Oklahoma 38 38 76 ouled out Kansas State 0. Oklahoma State Hue.

Total fouls Kansas Stats 17. Oklahoma 12 Attendance 4,500. MISSOURI OKLA. STATE OFT Coleman Bennett Johnson Chapman Jones Millinf 5 4-4 14 Chris'phr 2 44 8 Herron 1 1-2 3 Smith 2 1-2 5 Tate 8 12-15 22 O'Neal 2 54 9 Savell 3 3-7 11 3 7-8 13 7-14 17 3 64 12 12-3-4 0 1-1 1 2 2-2 6 10-2 2 1 0-0 2 2 5-8 8 Vanatta 0 0-1 0 Fisher M'lt'B'ger 14-5 6 Watson Brown 0 0-2 0 Wst'r'lnd Dlnsdals 12-2 4 Scott Pelrick 0 04 0 Frazier 9 34 3 totals 18 34 48 74 Totals 1135 5177 Mlssssai 34 4074 Oklahoma Stats 34 4377 Fouled out Missouri, Coleman. Johnson, Chapman, Jones, Miitenberger.

Oklahoma State, Smith, Tate, Fisher. Total fouls Missouri 34, Oklahoma Stale 33. Attendance 4,000. Monday Sugar Bowl Alabama v. Nebraska, 12:45 p.m.

(3). Rose Bowl Purdue v. USC, 3:45 p.m. (3). Orange Bowl Georgia Tech Florida, 6:45 p.m.

(3). p.m. (7). HAPPY I NEW YEAR! 2 I OPEN TONIGHT! I 1 Open Sunday 2:00 P.M. I till Midnight I Northeast Lanes TWIN RIVERS Finals Plattsmouth 67, Beatrice 63 Beatrice 22 18 11 14-83 Plattsmoati 12 IB 22 15-67 Beatrice Klaus 23.

Shafer 13. Miller S. Tennington 7. Gardner 6, McClure 5. Plattsmouth Linder 24, Kishet 20, Aschenbrenner U.

Ault 8, Fry 2, Way 2. Consolation Fairbury 78, Falls City 66 Falrbury 12 Ut 17 23-78 Falls City 14 17 18 1766 Fairbury Ergert 19, Schlichtman 19, Sloan 19, Huber 14. Meridith 4, Nespor 1. Falls City Glenn 19, McNeely 17, Dun-lap 12, Senate 1U Perry 7. WAVERLY INVITATIONAL Finals Valparaiso 61, Norrls 52 Norria 19 12 6 15-52 Valparaiso 21 12 10 18-61 Norris Etmund 22, Mcneese 8, Heck-man 6, Wimers 8, Vermaas 3, Behrans 3, Kramer 2.

Valparaiso Blazak 22. Hellerick 14, Osmara 10. Kubik 10. Machak 4, Burash Consolation Waverly 89, Wymore 49 Wymore 13 17 13-49 Waverly 20 25 22 2289 Wymore Nickson 18, Borgman 16, Hoefling 11, Swenson 2. Bryson Lyons 1.

Waverly Bell 20, Jaeoby 18, Schulz 11, Bom aster 8, Gilmore 7, Carlson 7, Fontain 6, Belhay 4, Johnson 3. Cleaver 3, Hartei 2. SUTTON INVITATIONAL Finals Sutton 70, Harvard 38 Harvard 11 8 9 10-38 Sutton 14 20 17 19-70 Harvard Duncan 9. Dye 12, DeBoer 8. Hansen 4, ParneU 2, Hyncs 2, Sar-rand l.

Sutton Plettner 10, Rolls es 9, Boals 19, Hulkane 11, Yost 2. Meester 3, Rabbs 7. Dick Meester 6, Hull 3. Consolation Wilber 69, Fairmont 46 Fairmont 9 16 15 6-46 Wilber 15 14 22 1769 Fairmont Adams 19, Ekwall 1, Onfer 10. Cude 10.

Shepers 6. Wilber Wilkinson 10. Heller 7, Butler 20, Shimerda 4, Vaehr 9. Bussboora 13, Freeouf 2. Albert 2.

Cell 2. SHICKLEY Finals Alexandria 55, Milligan 35 AlekandrU 11 18 20 8-55 Milligan 14 7 8-35 Alexandria Houser 16, Hosscfc 13, Bsr-tels 12. Haaselbring 10, Dein 2, Bachle 2. Milligan Havel 17, Kubicek 7. Buzek Kottas 4, Uldioh 2.

Consolation Shickley 64, Ohiowa 58 Shickley 19 10 13 2264 Ohiowa 17 14 6 21-58 Shickley Plerson 14, Koch 11, Beddlen 8, Lonaon 8, Anderson 12, Eichelberger 8, Newhous 4. Ohiowa Stych 25, Dunss 15, Meyer 9, Nun 5, Jacobs 4. Pettibone Aide At Oklahoma Norman, Okla. UR A 1963 graduate of Oklahoma University, Norman Pettibone, 27, has been named to succeed Larry Lacewell on the Sooner football coaching staff. Gomer Jones, athletic director, said Thursday Lacewell will become defensive coach at Wichita State University.

Pettibone will live with the athletes in a dormitory and will help coach. the freshmen and squad, head coach Jim MacKenzie said. Pettibone served as Sooner graduate assistant coach in 1962, 1965 and in 1966. He was halfback on the 1959-60-61 OU teams. O-P-E-N BOWLING ANYTIME Bowl-Mor Lanes 302 South 9th OPEN SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY FOR INFORMATION TELEPHONE Parkway HAPPY NEW YEAR TONY'S RANCH BOVL 435-9882 Weii on "0" Street 435-3074 h6 4515 No.

56th 466-9427 jj 434 mi (tsrm sain Dwftsy.