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US? IB Lincoln srvnw joirvai, and star November 16, UYVS Gophers Nudge Huskers: Play-by-Play Chart f6) HOI ItC. ISO, J40, .50, 140. J30. HOI 1C1 i i rr mmmmmmmwmw NTKR RJU1 Ul l0Pf, BALL ID KlCKOfF MC8KASCA 20f fJOl (G) LftAMfi I lm 1 i ftMBU. LU I-m ,77 rT to Ml SUUstlcS MIDWK8T Imma mm Ctkf nwn rim nm 4i UttMta jt-t it ii MCCOS, KICK OUTo BOUNDS PLACE DR0PK1CX RUN PASS PASS INCOMPLETE 4 MHIM 1 XL.

WKWw rwmtt llfmiii 4J y-UI 4 I I ir' fir fnnklM PASS IN'CEPTEO PENALTY Itraka II lar HUIIIH II KakMS Vtltku 41 KitMt HaMc i i i Colo. (Pi Dttt "151 A'W 4 BOULDER. FUMBLE I al i T1 ii uranoy, a iiery aeiensivo tna ta. 8 TOUCHDOWN IlilMt t. season, switched over to the of- abii 47 iwiiiim 41 SOLTAU Htcktua Kankm iiimAhi it the spark that sent Colorado wing- hi ft.

fAS AMD JW ing to a 34-H victory over Kansas! State after the Kansans had taken- 601 ALL TH Wi! jJJ Hn IHtBM It IWMM lift Intfuaa HUM Wt Ami Him 40 Hrm Pair IS HktMoa 41 4lhMa HiMM.tr MOIikw Phi i i i gh 11. ft loaH Bt lh itart. StJA CAJfD AYrWPt I -4 '4 I wcxbwp r-u A Heavily favored Colorado! oU- fensive attack misfired for the. first 20 minutes during I 1 I n-ii-u "jf I i uj CAfPULerrr woes wt-o et zoe H.M Hum fflkJ' 14 Mm lUmn -11: )' lkw II BaMla. Batw J4 Kansa Stati rountrf on Verrl AracCooo 111 -ZZZIS ur to jo I WZS- ..7.

switzer 63 yard punt return aaa It Jaka arroU 41 Ti4a tl Hwuikn IT I mrrrrv rr7T9 NEBRASKA 7 MINNESOTA 7 rwHna si a 3-yara susiainea marcn. i Eranby, 195 pound senior from EA8Iir Air Vt Glen wood, Minn was sent in to I I OUARTFR UiHJUiT HUTfOV A HALF ENDS' I 1 I I 1 I 11 'piay wun ine ouensive unit in xne TrtaHr oom AnarlAp Mia inenlia nlav 150F lG7l-llOnH30H40r'1wri40ri30f IOl I0 iWr rn iTfM'L iaMfe Itolllac PWM SI Khun Pot MMhtnul I Kkoaa Ilaa4 14 I Vf tv WW mil. I III aw On Tra si sent tne uunaioes romng ior rwo HcMaaaort touchdowns in the last two and a Daruaoaiii 7 half minutes of the hall. In the Praa IS third nuartr Ttranhv nvovwM a i i. 'y tr.J k.

"iTiki ni ia.n I MutuhhI HUM ti Nrraraw JU lararM IS. Ana, 14 Hmtm l'. 14 MauarlMnrtU 11 Prwcaiaa IT Dttowax IS Hiawa 24 4aia.nl It FarolMHI tX TmtH fumble to set up one score. iJ. is! COLORADO scored twice in'thV Harr4 third quarter on a 55-yard march T.aMrtI lIian1 on a seven yard drive result-- nickinaa ii ling from End Carl Fisher'i re-1 Odaaar Hum ii.mwP, ftf a K-Stati fumhle on the JL ilavrffora I Jofea HapalM 31 Hawara Hawarhaaaa 47 jr ta rm 44 Valamhia 'arl Carallaa Mai seven.

The Buffaloes 1 fifth, touchdown in the opening minuter. Paw tttatt I SOITH TUaa 14 VaaarrbHt of the final quarter with a 31-yard, scoring march. Colorado muffed a leoring laka 14 MaMailaUIrr 4 Hex 14 Li 14 rsi. AraaM IS Air Km 1'kmda Hlt ffl iToi 120 J50.j40i 1501 HOI fc 1 I INTCnWTS4 SCHMlTT 0UARTEW HOLOf-AP S- I -iJZir f-r- 5. 'twits I "ES STAFfCRAPHS Itrcrvrii 1 .1 McMitSlS 6Q66JW MINNESOTA 15 (TV.

oamc M. 11' 14 Parria IUaa 1 Karaua Muuirai Hula ii Inlaw 4 Hint Vlraiau ST Pralria lew chance In the first two minutes when Branby blocked a Kansas State punt and End Alabama Glass recovered on the Kansas 14. Halfback Ronnie Johnson 9 j-ros Rkkaiaaa II Trrk 14 Canraatawa. 14 I lra 21 Maryland 1 1 Mt.l It JL 1 ur ClraMa 14 llrowa ll ran for touchdown but the play was nullified by a penalty. Colorado gave up the ball after being pushed back to the 27.

Fron there Kansas State drove 73 yards 13 aW i if shall SI MlikiMlpvi 11 VMI til Kmlarkr ST T.aa Hiala t4 Wffr4 41 Snrlfc CarollM II Ieoraia IS Mnrakoav IS ItarMa A. A M. 4J KaMarky Mala II for a touchdown In" hine Saalk t'aroilaa 1 7 1 Allra 4 Aa.lar Halkaaa (aakjaaa tA M.awuvn V.IVV1 v.uiiaii, otaiii. pered 38 yards around right end 4 a iU. 1 A I iL Tyf KT fASPjiffrrf Arfrr or Eastern Keaiack; hum in UiaK.Ulf I Ioraia Tack me voiuruuu os jur inv Die AlalMM i gain.

Oldham fumbled, on the rl three but Halfback Bernid Dudley. 3 1 I'rainatarw tl Mnatkrra IS FW 14 rtr'- ti Wtlra Kaatacky Htala 41 Km 13, across for the touchdown. .1 Noaikara Hula nMa In iu maia so Willi NINE minutes eon Hiala in UIT1I NINE minutes rnn MlulnlRal soalkara SI Loaalan Xetk II ri ti- A rrt Hanlla Hla) Tack 111 pi i "is oi anq xoe Ark.ava, 17 danced down the sideline on a tMI 17 IS k'RS-varrl tmifhrlmim win Army Upsets Penn, i Teaaa 14- 1 HASBASt atATSt'- Km 14 A. M. HusEiers Bedfen-v Kaaa TUinmaa.

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WOWn. hUkUTk. aai HaaMea II (nal Akilaaa I 'k'af Hartjhorn, AftaVnon, FtnacUaa Tn I'ollnM Hnkn. airrcr, pHlLADELPHrA-Wn Army's McMarrar in Hnwara Paraa PaaaanaU 11V aa XL'm- This Is provided, of course, that was the summary from a stlack, sparked by Bill -Purdue, Freddie Attaya and well-lubri-rated by mud, scored a touchdown in the final 44 seconds to upset Pennsylvania, 14-13, Saturday. RM'IT MOIIVTIIV Kacka Alhacker, Oiiltoa, Tow.

Dudlar, tMnai.iiUDJlTAIJl Cuhmui, Swiuar, Dahnka, Wade. rabwaala rHa 40 Coloraaa Mlata IS I Oldham. idaaa HUM tl Iwl JL I lurk ml rniiniui Ohio State upsets Michigan. big tackle. "He's sure a slippery By N0RRIS ANDERSON Sunday Sports Writer "Nebraska has as good a team There were no new injuries in cuss." llafe Hiala 17.........

Jirilkaat Voaaa Ml Kaai rialu. Ka.l.l. nn.h. n. Continued From Page 1-B Nebraska's outstanding ball loter.

Reynolds had little luck. The Gophers were watching him and Bobby was bottled up and held to short galna moat of the I'armH It was Purdue, better known as Asked why he didn't pass more, 4 Wfbar 4 Kavrlina. Rlan. Rani. MltWk as anv we have piayea, saia I' AM 34 M'anara HU olo.1 11 Tacklra KbowMoh.

Sunder. Dlrtnch, Mora Glassford said he felt his Huskers Coach -Wes Fesler of the- Min the Husker camp. Prof. Don Lentz's Nebraska band" presented a halftime precision drill of-28 basic designs-in a sprinter and a hurdler-on the rack team, who pulled the fame could gpt -by--running. nesota "Gophers.

"Minnesota has a fine team xi.v.i.... maafora nr out with a touchdown at 14:16 of num. nmpnna, flvnoiion. afternoon. "Besides, our passing game has a symmetrical Dicture i.k la aatara Hill.

Dalihrna, Gri creating the final period and Rex Shain Our main trouble was that we The statistics favored the llubk- never been our best weapon. ne mm L- varying geometric-designs. weren't able to roof 'em but when booted the so(TRy between the et outdowned the added. we had to." countered Mentor uutrushed them jjoiii posis mr uic winning imu, Gophers. 18-13.

band; -featuring 30 trumprti, ser-U rt Rmm 4 JStwHon. Brookihwr. Btmnii( enw anaded the stands and WeiMrioa Honon, Cinn. SbeUcr. Homi.

He didn't use the spread more, Vnn's Carl Sempier failed to Bill to 127 and held a net yard he commented, because "wc ftrlrrl lm it nnueh and 'ornl. 80 85 he Sang Bawhar, I 'allfornla "i Cetera HJ4.7-S4 Cornhuskers. CHAMP MATMAN-Pit O'Connor, above) tangles with Hill Melby at Fairgrounds. rna Nnnrncri nanri ennrj. i mrum a Kanua Stair acorlntr TD Dudley, the Nebraska band song, Fesler, clad only hi shorts and XKHRAHKA COLI.ECKS H.Hf PIT Mmw.

'T the T-formation is our basic If hopes were blue at day's end. make his second conversion after Pciin -racked up touchdowns in the first quarter when the slippery ball, coming back from center, hit the ground and Haartmaa) Mbaaarl SS Nabraika Weoleraa 11 Colorado acorint: TD Turtle, Hanta 2. a T-shirt, thougnt mat weDrasKa offense." ST Kaaae Shtlton, Hortoa. PAT WUUama 4. the game and ceremony were cer had his team defensed "perfectly." advantage of 313 to 293.

Giel was the difference between Minnesota winning and losing the ball game. His touchdown pass to Sol tan, was perfect, a long throw that Jim gobbled up otv the dead run behind the Husker secondary. tainly a panorama of color. "We are very proud to come out TopMidgcls a winner In this Oklahoma, with a 47-7 triumph over Missouri, issued a forecast the holder couldn't set it up for Sempier's kick before Cadet linemen came through to block the try. the handsome 43-year old former Ohio State immortal end.

"Ne scored standing up. Glel made extra yards, he thought, because too much outside pressure was used on him. The Gopher back showed the most tricky stop-and-go footwork seen at Memorial Stadium since Bobby Reynolds was running wild during his sophomore vear. HAVE FUN THIS Build Your Own Boat. From a -CHRIS CRAFT fCIf- If the Huskers could have pre On Mat Bill TIori Tiiosfla braska people can certainly be proud of this team and its coach.

Bill Glessford. Nebraska has an vented that catastrophe they i for more blue feelings at Saturday. Fishing Rules Will Be Set Dec. 13 might have emerged a 7-6 victor. extremely well-coached team;" Florida Toppctlh! of Summed ud it was the lailure Nebraska's 8 FL Pram 10 Ft.

Racinr 13 Ft. Runabout It Ft. Deluxe Runabout Trailer Kit -Gun Case Kit- 'Z COMfENTING ON Nebraska's I ennessec iuuriyri country, will in vade tne air-: enough) and their failure to cash erounds arena Tuesday night -to running form in scoring me Nebraska, touchdown, the day failure, to complete a single pass, Thff Sfnfp OnmP. Primrniccinn 14 Ft- Runabout Treasure Chests FesliY-fiolionert- ihst-he-expected i "7Z7 on S00? arln iop: bining the weekly KNOWIULZ, Tenn. Cwt -them, the icard with MHby of Salt Luke fat IIIGGIIVSIOTOR SALES 1 I 1 son wno aoc-iurs onie aiiu wuum iNornian ana inns or me O'Connor, Terms TerW r4 South 11th -r.

tim "W.i.-ni,..iniiim aid ln "ttiL-rt Viltlll'lrk ea tilt. nll'iV Sullivan bruised early zea lows Got Rer- -h nds- kHRtat Mike a hip tpiied lor Kin line-to shretts any on preparation of. a policy he has-arrnnged -f ora bout be iu COM PL1MENTEU by Uiehr, Veaarr, Bowl neapolis writer for great improve--manual for the department. I lUJik Saturday to lead Cotton bound Tennessee to a Jlllnnkk, Kvant. Tatklia llimana.

zo-iz tween Sky Low Low, the Midget champ, and Irish Jackie of Ireland in the preliminary bout, and Sonny BoyCassidy.and.larmer Gh. l'rKhaM I. una, KiKrlman, Braaea, CurlU. ment over 1951, Glassford answered bitterly: "Trouble is we didn't Dranl. lloll.

Tulaan Omen ON-Mtn. HecW. llxka Knwnni, Oiamler. Hrna. n.MMoti, Knrlnek.

lira. Hmiih. Rnnloana. The Husker coach Singled out Santa'Coiii ia the guinc. His successor, Ralph Goode wag hampered by a bad ankle.

"There's the boy who did it." said Fesler In proud tones as he pointed to. his are junior half-bark, Paul Girl, who was showering. "He's one of the two best barks I have ever reached. The other one was -Vie Jan-owirs when I was at Ohio Caderdahk. Nuk.

Tharar. KeraoMa. Dennis Kbrinck, who picked up 69 yards in 11 carriers, and End MINKKMOTA TimM Rolua. McElrar, XlcNaawa. Jerry Y'eager for individual praise.

Frenek. Hallord. Hoc Yeager. out all season, was fee Pete in the opener- At the completion of their one-fail, iS-mlnuto bouts, the midgets will return to the ling for a ft-mlnute, two fall out of three, team match. The team raasle will have the winner ef the first match and the loser of the second pitted against the Taiklra Mi.kM, lioii.

rm, sacaarr. homecoming victory. The 210-pound senior, fullback from St. Michael, scored twice and reeled off III yards in It rushes before he was carted off 19 the hospital early in the third quarter with an Hour was strlrken with spinal meningitis In 1945 and after a 31-dajr siege with the" dread disease, doctors told him to for let about football. But he was determined to play and Rator-day he had one of the greatest days ef Ms star-studded career.

ing his first varsity action after Aimer. KoM. Aadrua, Haaamauur. liuarda tllaa. Coalaa, Haauala.

tlaMaa- rrkh, Kaa. hping given his chance wnen Dennis Eanuel was ruled ineligible. Glassford thought that Gerald "Boy, Nebraska sure hits hard," grinned Giel, whose muscular AND THIS YEAR HE COMES EARLY rnten llalaekoa, waod, rraacoa. Hiinwnrof. lU.ki Coode, Hanmaanmr, Will la.

Holma, PiraU, UuM, CartxIletU. taanaoa, Svhmilt, Oll. ether two. frame belies a baby face. "They a) al-kla! II.

a Helgcson, Minnesota's middle I ve ever been meioy ana wnnor win ne me as nard as squaring off against each other in hit in my life." Nelvaika I 0 6 1 MinneaoU 1 NakraaXa ararlaa Toiickitoaal Retaolaa: the local ring for the first time Minnesota's dressing room was this season when they tahgle hva melee of backslapping and good-the 60-minute, two out of three humored chatter. You could hear PA I'- K.i)lo Iplaeammll. la irarlaa 1 ok kttowae: SoHaa, Girl: PAT: Carrellrill IplacrmeaO. IMfktaln Rua l.ihhe. m.

I rrferra: linebacker, hurt tne issuers most "Just say that fumbles and a darned good Minnesota team beat us," summed tip Glassford. Minnesota, with a 3-1-1 record In the Big Ten. ran qualify for the Rose Bowl by defeating Wisconsin at Msdiaon Saturday. tall, main event, an oninion dron in the Husker Oiak Wornll. Nrhraaa, kmplrel Oeorte Urfcl I4 I room.

You saw disuppointment on evt ry fdie as-the Huskers hurried Kreiger also announced that Referee Dan Ferrazra of Chicago will make his Lincoln debut this week, riourreiie. Wnlrraa, linnmaai Joa Saaukl, Indiaha, kidee Individual Statistics KPRR4 Kakln their showers so they could Rnwi.Mnn escort the Minnesota squad to a post-gnmo at the Student Union. The Gophers had to Time. mm mm Nebraska's FmiMti Hoxinju; at Arena Friiluy Aea enrlv plane connection. 2.f.

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