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WMaMeiashr Bowl Games Miami Is Slim Ohe-Poiut Favorite f.YZ 1 4 perlment so that; the game does not clash with an afternoon battle featuring the New York Titans and a televised Liberty Bowl game at nearby Philadelphia between Vil-lanova and Oregon State. Nebraska and Miami fans will view the game live on ABC-TV but the rest of the country will have to wait for the 90-minute showing of the game on Wide World of Sports, a video-taped presentation. The game itself, which has captured the imagination of metropolitan fans, will feature the hummingbird darting and pinpoint passing of Mira against Nebraska's bigger line and strong running attack. By DICK BECKER New York City The Gotham Bowl presents its second annual production here Saturday at Yankee Stadium and according to oddsmakers it's the most even game of all the bowls. Miami has now been made a slim one-point favorite bat for all Intents and purposes the game will be a tossu? when Nebraska faces the Hurricanes.

Coach Bob Devaney's Huskers, buoyed by a fine 8-2 season, have just one main Job stop George Mira. If they do that, they'll rate a solid favorite to cop the first bowl victory in the school's 3rd post-season attempt. TKa ftff aoain nn offoin aama tins hppn nrnmiQpH 11J VU UUlll, via wkuw clear, cold weather. There is some hope the temperature it i a. ji ja- i .4 Mn kA i clear, coia weainer.

mere is some nope we lemperaiure headed by riinhinS of HusKer lonowers Deiieve me strong oneiise will climb to the 40s by game time but this may be wishful quarterback Dennis Claridge and featuring the tHinHno hv cimt nffiriaU whn had honed for a crowd of Willin Kpnt Mrflnnphn and a rested Bill thinking by game officials who had hoped for a crowd of Husker followers believe the strong offense i-torhanlr Flnnnic Plarirlrfo anrl fppttirino thp Willie Ross. Kent McClouehn and a rested Bill (Thunder over w.uuu Deiore me cuy newspaper suirc mi lasi ween. Game time of 11 a.m. (EST) is somewhat of an ex- Alternates Nekraakt romlinson (204) Kramer (223) Kirn (209) Mini It Ull) Simon It t25 Connen If StrtHer I 1 Ntsraska I v. li I Roberta (KS1 VJ 5 I tnn (Ha) Miami 205 Rmo (232) Maluty (245) Savinl (195) Hart (210) Brinkoa (235) Smerdel (209) Cifra f(Kl Rortant Baffico (268) Tmaond (103) Thornton will be the difference.

But others remember the way the Huskers were shut down by the wobbly passes of Oklahoma's Monte Deere and believe Mira will be too much for the Huskers. Nebraska, which lost the Rose Bowl to Stanford 21-13 in 1941 and the Orange Bowl to Duke in 1955, will be seeking to get the school's first bowl win as well as to eliminate a television jinx which has seen NU lose every time on national or regional TV. Mira, here last week to receive All-America honors, said he felt that the Hurricanes had fine backs to-go with his passing flock of fine pass receivers. The game will practically be a home game for Miami as most of the players are from Pennsylvania and New York state. The Hurricanes arrived here Thursday afternoon and are headquartered at the Barclay Hotel.

Nebraska comes in Friday afternoon and will stay at the Manhattan Hotel. (210) Deald (110) O'Mahonj Fischer (215) Comatock (192) OD nicker (1S1) Powers (193) 11 MM) Kim rh (1B7 Hunt McC oulhan (190) Youna (217) Averaze wtifht Hue Nebriika 116. Mi ami 211. Averaae veiaM kacka Nebraaka 195. Vom (145) rt 12 BnMl Hute (200) (210) Spark! CUride (2M l) Mira Roa (119) Ill (17 Sptnelll S(iMe (18S) (205) Ryder rhomtoa (21J) l5) Bennett titnn welcM Nebraska 220.

Miami 222. Arerut weltM kaelu-Nebraaka 1M, Miami 194. Anran welcM team Nebruka lit Miami 211. Game time 10 a.m. (CSD.

Place- Yankee SUdiam. New York KTOR. KUN. WOW. TcleTlalaa Uvc lelecaat on KETV, i Ai i nmh Channel 13.

Miami IK. Aearace weidrt team Nebraaka 209, Miami 207. Geprge Mira Season's Records Miami 0 23 Pittsburgh 14 13 21 TCU 20 Nebraska 53 So. Dakota 25 Michiaan 36 la. State 10 Nn.

Cmr Huskers Here Saturday Kearney, 'and KHTV. Channel 6. Hay; Center. Video tape on ABC (TV-7 and 22 7 Florida St 6 14 3 LSU 17 V.n Claim U.nt.ul 24 1 17 3 13 31 Colorado I 21 Air Force 7 Missouri II 25 Kentucky to Kansas It 3 Alabama 14 Okla. St.

0 7 Northwestern Oklahoma 34 17 Florida sv; 1 Series istory -r jlliiljflMMM I "I 1 Scire it- 7 1951 MUmi Nebrllui 1951 Nebruka HUmi 20-l Dennis Claridge The Rosters Miami No. NEBRASKA Na. 10 Bonlstall 14 Clandis 12 Tucker PAGE 23 18 Hohn 20 Powers tl Ross 23 Theisen 24 Vujevick 30 Thornton 31 Johnson 32 McCioufhan 33 PaschaU 34 Stuewe 35 Sebastian Texans Ink Bell; Minnesota Screams Vikings Say Dallas Offered Fabulous $150,000 Contract 36 Treionnlnt 41 McNulty 42 Martin plv sA 13 Smith 44 Youna 50 Fuaitt 51 Stevenson nnspd to sign with the Vik LINCOLN, NEBRASKA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1962 a Sltl er ings Wednesday moraine, but 54 Michka 56 Ball ico did not show up. Klosterman said the Texans and Bell came 63 McDermott to terms shortlv before Bell 1- 64 Brown 66 Rood 67 Tootood 10 Mira 12 Ratesic 15 Bertani a) SpinelU 21 Sims a Foster 23 Hunt 24 Hendricks 25 Wilkinson 31 Zeich 32 Timmons 33 Wilber 34 Relnhofer 35 Stepanski 38 Ryder 43 Ploskunak 44 Sisk 45 Nock 46 Panther 50 Losegn 51 Blanchard 52 Lilllmati 53 Hart 54 McGroarty i5 Saladino 56 Dentel 58 Modzelewskl 59 LaKleur. 60 Garden 61 Brinkos 62 Stricter 63 Reynolds 64 O'Mahony 65 Hauahery 66 Sheleheda 67 Smerdfl 68 Andricopouloa S9 Green 71 Savinl 72 Soltis 73 Benson 74 Conners 75 Fersch 76 Brown 77 Moraan 78 Maluty 90 Bennett 81 Rlzto S2 Werl 13 Feliclone 84 Simon 85 Montani 86 Wilson 87 Spark 88 Spear 89 Cifra 'Bama Finally Gets Outside 1 SO Kirby 70 Robertson left Minneapolis for his Shelby, N.C.

home. When Bell arrived in North Carolina, he 71 Voss 72 Strohmyer 75 Kramer 76 Fischer Tuscaloosa. Ala. Itf) Ala confirmed Dallas had made the "best offer." 79 Griesse Dallas (UPIl A spokesman for the Dallas Texans of American Football League Friday denied charges by the National Football League's Minnesota Vikings that the Texans lured Minnesota All-America Bobby Bell to the AFL with "one of the most fabulous offers ever proposed to a collegiate player." i 1 General Manager Bert Rose said while details of the contract with the Texans were unknown it possessed a long-term no-cut clause, calling for about Rell. a G-feet-4 tackle for B0 Callahan bama's Crimson Tide finally got in a full outdoor session Thursday in reparation for 81 Doepke 82 Comatock 83 Tnmlinann the Orange Bowl contest with 86 Koinian 97 Donovan Oklahoma at Miami Jan.

1. 88 Huge Bryan Promoter Sure Of Title Fight Goteborg (UPI) Swedish promoter Edwin Ahlquist said Coach Paul Bryant said end (VlRPPMOTd SPECIAL TO THE LINCOLN JOURNAL Butch Henry puiiea a mus hut thp pvtpnt of his in- Nebraska and Miami Universities will clash on this gridiron Saturday in the Gotham Bowl football game. This scene of Yankee Stadium was taken during a recent professional game. jury could not lmmeaiaieiy Thursday he is confident that be determined. heavyweight champion Sonny n'n flrmliorc and Nn.

"I'm real elad we got to Liston and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson will meet in a ti go outside," Bryant said, we stavpd nut an hour and 10 Haven for Horses minutes and I think we got Game Arresls Drop Sharply The number of arrests made tle bout in Goteborg next enmethinff out of it. However, if Henrv's iniury is bad, it Fridav Tigers Work On Defense Columbia. Mo. CD The In Sunny Florida wasn't worth it. summer.

Ahlquist said the fight will be possible because communication satellites will guar by the Game Commission's conservation officers declined 1 collegiate lineman of 1962, signed Thursday with the Texan's chief scout Don Kloster-man, Texan publicist Bob Halford said Bell's pact was not a long term, no cut affair. He said, however, that Bell's salary and bonus were' "very substantial, but nothing like the figures Rose mentioned." Rose said the Vikings offered Bell 3 one-year con-jmr-ts with bonuses. The an sharply in recent days. Loaded shotgun in motor vehicle is antee the boxers a good pay Missouri Tigers worked out Local Public Ice SkatinR Pershing Auditorium, 15th 5-7 and p.m. Basketball Southeast v.

Northeast, PSAB, 22nd 8 p.m.; Pius v. Bcllevue, Pius Gym 60th Si 8 p.m. Wrcstline Northeast v. Coun the most frequent violation Hunting Gock Sunset Friday: 5:00 p.m. Sunrise Saturday, 7:44 a.m.

Sunset Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Lual nhootlns boon: Pheasants and ouail, sunrise to sunset. fiven day through television sales. The promoter said he has brochure that tumbled out of the mail might have the answer. Why not send your horse to Florida forjhe winter? The neonle at Farnsworth New York OB Is your horse hurting? Is he fretting, pawing his little stall, off his oats? Is he shivering these cold i s.

generally run Loaded aholfun.ln motor vrblrle: Dean Reynolds. Farnam; Tom Early, 17. offered Liston's adviser, Jack Holdreiei Robert Brockley. Lincoln Clarence W. Burr.

20, Cambridge: James E. Switier, Holdrene. each JIO and costs. nn nrli.nl nrnlvrlv rl(tintlt cil Bluffs Thomas Jefferson, NE nual snlnrv offered Bell was sunrise aiiu buiik. i limn rhanles down, kind of peaked looking, down, kllld Of peaked lOOWng, (or oiuvt permiialon: Robert I.

I.auiitilln, Uncolni di Ilia, uuia, i Baldwin, 7 P.m. Scoff li. rawe, re. -max-MM nm uX rmmlnTWe e's M' a bald, 17. both of Bnaver CUy.

each $10 ana HI lnillR I1KC lie ui an State Farms, Ocala, say they horses a high percentage of minimum guarantee of $1 million. Teporlea ai oeiwcvn u.iru- side Thursday on defense against Georgia Tech formations in preparation for their Bluebonnet Bowl football game The temperature was in the high 30s, and Coach Dan De-vine was happy to get outdoors for drills. The Tigers worked against Georgia Tech's spread formation and wing attack. miles, add one niinute each 13 miles west of Lincoln and subtract one minute and ct anvil tied to eacii nooi: Raskrtball University High $20,000. Rose said Bell was sup- each 13 miles east Have you caught-him read- It looks like a better deal than people get.

There are doctors for old horses, teach vmmmmmmmmmmmwA illinium iiiuti iniiiimmii uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiMiimnmii.iiiiiiiimiiHiimii i.i.iihhhi buntlnc permit sn loaara anotsun fravpl fnltlprs latPlV" U0 In mstsr Teblcle: Kenneth K. Miller. 18, mg UdVei IOIULI Wll 1 vv Spencer. $20 and coats. yOU have a horSC? T.kinf tarns bird la rioted tf sion: John J.

Keber. Spaldina. tlS. costs, $25 If yOU 00, anU niS mp cMiuKawd hn toms are showing, a neat ers for young ones and rec reation directors for them I Emery Stable Benefactor all. For girl horses, the brochure savs there are olentv of single boy horses around, and a social director on duty.

You might try some of these glowing promises out I In Golden Gloves Smoker all cousins posted victories. Eddie, a lu-pounaer, qis- on your noise: "Rest, rehabilitation and retraining for older horses (to move many a breadwinner along to a successful "Breaking and training for vouneer horses. dIus a played his best form smce test year's Midwest tourna- at Omaha Cathedral. Wrestling Lincoln High at Grand Island, 7 p.m. Saturday Local Basketball Nebraska v.

Denver University, NU Coliseum, 14th Vine, 8:05 p.m. Wrestling Nebraska v. Colo-ratio School of Mines, NU Coliseum, 14th Vine, 10 p.m. State Basketball University High at Tecumseh, Southeast at Fremont, Pius at Hastings St. Cecelia, Lincoln High at Omaha Westside; Wesleyan at Westminster, Utah: Cretghton v.

Clem-son, TV-7, 8 p.m. National Football NEBRASKA v. Mi-, ami (Gotham Bowll, KFAB, WOW, KFOR, KLIN radio, KF.TV (TV-7), 10 am. Repeat telecast on Wide World of Sports i TV-7 1. p.m.; Titans v.

Oilers, AFL, TV-7, 1 p.m Ore-eon State v. Villanova (Liberty Bowti, TV-3. 12 noon: Cleveland v. Snn Francisco, NFL, TV-6 10, 12:30 p.m. Boxins Zora Foley v.

Doug i Jones, TV-7, 9 p.m. mpnt when he outpointed Omaha's Lance Kress. Dino nent, Bob McCabe of Norfolk, was unable to appear because of the flu. But the ring didn't lack action. The 14-bout card featured one knockout, two TKO's and some mighty close decisions.

It was a fine night for Lincoln's Jim Blake. He gave a a 11 round nutrition of good grass, By JACK ANDERSEN The American Legion Golden Gloves smoker came up one bout short Thursday night, but the Larry Emery stable came up one boxer long. The 700 fans at the Fairgrounds 4-H Building may soon forget that Omaha Charlie Stoudamire wasn on the card, but they may hear a lot more from the new arrival. Bill Talbot, unheard of since away 19 pounds, dui amni oivp an inch in eettine a de- got a first round TKO over Jerry McDonnell of Fairbury in the 147 pound division while Al outlasted Omaha's Bob McChane at 160. Omaha city lightweight champion Jesse McWiUiama had his hands full before getting a decision from Fair-bury's improved Bill Edwards.

"And Lincoln's Angel good water ana heaitny sun-: shine Cartoons show happy horses running (they're wearing track suits), playing tennis i in nifty sports togs), horses (the boys are wearing tail coats, the girls wedding gowns I. Rill Knudsen of Norfolk. And another Emery pro tege, Bob Lockett, came ii-itH a first rrflind loci- vnar Golden troves, lasi year walked into the arena knockout over Melvm Moore before fight time. Due to a 1 0f Gene Acosta's Capital City late cancellation, a 1 team. Lockett is a Wesleyan was matched on the card student and.

football player, aeainst another Emery pro-i it was also a good night It all looks pretty inviting, to a horse. And there is no mention of surly waiters and bellhops with their hands out for tips. If the idea works for horses, maybe they will try iJ JS i for the fighting Phillips cousins. Dino and Al Ilimling Good Raccoon hunting is good this year, according to a report from Game Commission Conservation Officer Dale Bruha. He checked a party of 3.

recently that killed 6 coons in one night. it ior people. Earlv Practice Kansas City, Mo. (UPI) Lnnng fill? A Vllntipe' No KrmU is needed to hunt Varletta lost to Mike Huerta in a bout that lacked lustre. The most popular fan decision of the night went to Jerry Sipp of the Emery camp.

It was Sipp's first time in the ring and he pounded out a decision over stable-mate Jack Tmax. Sipp scored repeatedly with over-hand rights to Truax' unprotected jaw. Results: 112 Eddie Phillip. Emery, dec Lanca Kress, Omaha. lis Rank Bornemeler, Emery, dec Mike Torres.

Omaha. 126 Ricky Rue, Falls City, dee. Claud Crawford. Omaha. US Mike Huerta, Omaha, dec AatfsJ Varletta.

A costs lj5Paol BeanOlard, Omaha, dec Salvador Buruato, Acosta. 13SBob Oropp. Emery, dec. Jobs Martinet, Omaha. 147-Jerry Sipp, Emery, dec.

Jack Truax, Emery. M7-Dino Phifflpa, Emery won by TKO rrer Jerry McDonnell. Eairtwry in 1:14 I 1st. lli-Jeaae MrWilHsms, Omaha, dec. BiU Edward.

Fairbury. uaRiii Talbot. Emery, won TKO I win hold an advance spring 1 raccoons because they are not Mmn for thp first a Droiecieo. aiuuiou. training Artificial lishts are if legal legal time next February.

self-contained and hand-held. w.t,wa.. General Manager Fat rn- UVUtl al i'jailUSV 1 A tv A a a e' i day announced Thursday that Best places to hunt are along 30 of the A's top prospects i creeks where trees are dense. duct, Ray Tuttle. Despite not having on the gloves for nearly a year, Tal- bot had Tuttle stopped in so seconds of the first round via a TKO.

Talbot was one of the best men in the ring at last year Southeast District tournament and was a big crowd favorite. He won the SE middleweight championship. The likeable Talbot readily admitted being out of condition. But he promised to begin nightly workouts this week if he can find work to Lincoln. Talbot's return could hold the Jcey to another great year by the Emery boxers.

They won 7 of 8 weight divisions in last year's district tournaments 1 Stoudamire was left without fight when his 'oppo- would be gathered at Day- tona Beach, from teD. 9-28. Site Picked New York (UPI) has been selected as the site, of the 1963 international tournament and Canada Cup golf 'matches, which will be held Oct. 24-27. t'." f.

Lands Canale Montreal (UPlWThe Montreal Alouettes have signed halfback George Canale of Tennessee, who was the 4th 1 aw Ray Tuttle. Emery, in 54 of 1st 160 Al Phillip, Acosta. dec Bob Me-Cbane, Omaha. 160Keith Steffen. Norfolk, dec Bob Evan.

Omaha. Hwt Bob Lockett, Emery, KO'd Mel-rbi Moore. Acosta, tat 1 of lat Hwt.r-Jun Blaka. Emery, 4tc BiU Knod Horfoia. Vi lpadine Duntef among U.S Ally tuuiuuuiviit -j played over the Saint-nomia Breteche course.

collegians thi? past season Al Phillips drives punches home gainst hovered Bob McChane BiU Talbot.