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2C Oct. 1961- Lincoln Sunday Jmirtial and Star Kearney Nabs Lead Grand Island Upsets Links, 14-7 Fremdnt Grounds Pius By Dmnpiiig Wayiie from seven yards away and Seacrest was so drenched on foorth down for- the Is Statistics by Yriday tflght' cloudburst. landers first score with 7:46 Kearney Wayne one uncoin men tmm ami LA 4 IS 131 i 1 mn twunc. It Just plopped Fira ekaits TtuehMa yardaed frttmi yardage Paesea Punts Penalty yraf Fumbtet mt to play, Tom Synovee kicked the extra point to make the 1J 13 34 4) 191 131 1 1 143 15 31 JJ-39-1 Ftnt downs Rushint yardage Faaetaf yardage Return ytrdat Pasaea Punta tally, Fumbleo- loaf Lincoln High advanced only a yard the next King Yaraa- peaalllet Lincoln High coach Andy Loehr said. "They Grand Island) 'played a good ball game." Wayne King was the LHS culprit.

Scrimmage was the 21-yard line the first time he fumbled; He tried right' end but was dropped at his own 17. Grand Island took seven plays to get 1st, quarterback Ken Elsoa throwing little Jump pas to Mitch Klein Or as Islander, coacb Del Stoltenberg put It: "Six tot one half a "dozen the other." The Grand Island, defensive backfleld Is comprlsed of three members of the school's 880-yard relay team. No slowpokes are But In thd end two fumbled snapbacks were 1 the pivotal happenings.Wt fumbled it twice and that gave them a boost. That was big thing in this game," downs from one and Seven yards out and passed for 12 yards to Gary Thompson and five to- Keith Staehr to lead the Kearney attack. Lonnia Shelmadine racked up the other Kearney tally' with a two-yard run.

JJearnty 11 1 1 14-Jj Wayne 7 Tu-14 Kear OetAtowan 1 rat (Jaookeet kick) Wsyne Jjuedtae I ptat inaa tSunthar (Grubaugh kick). Kear-Staehr I peat Irorl Ostentowald (Jooobsen kick), Kear Shelmadint 1 mi (Jacobset Uck). WsraoOe ruber 1 rua (firabaaak ktcti tq the si en the fly. Thus, there will renuft the qoestioi what night lave ecttifretf on a dry field. Link backs, 10 swift they'd aver-sited yards a carry this fall, could hardly ever get to the a 1 1 aN quick enough, Wayne (ff) Rich Ostentow- seemed sure he had this snap Statistics ris Fremaat Flrat downs It uashind yardate ,,....21 14 Jll Paaainl yaranaja) Pasaea 4-it-l FkmbMt bat Pnnte t-JtJ 1-M Penalty ytrdafd 44 By KENT SAVER skl ran and passed his Kear on fourth down but it too ney State crew to a 3514 Vic- "bj KICK AKIN Opportunistic Gfand Island exchanged two fumbles hen Lincoln High was in paflt formation oftwo touchdowns and a 14-7 football upst gooey Beacrest Field Saturday night.

slipped away. Graad island 4 14-14 I.ivala HiB 1 4 -7 lory over, nayne aiaie ottna day night in a football game that could determine the king Fremont's unbeaten, fourth- Onwd bland mem, 7 MM (font ttxffl; Porter, 1 run. PAT ayaavee eielu. Unr-ola Hittt-Moort, I rut FAf- living Grand Island the op ranked Tigers sent a fleet of portunity plug. Carrett Met Kear Oatentowakl I raa Uaeobaei of the Nebraska College Conference.

hard-running backs against Pius and clawed out a 14-0 aichic Kear paaa frasa Often-towsU Uacobaea Uck). Ostentowski ran for touch- Alabama Rolls FOOTBALL fiinmnlfl decision the winless Thunderbolts at Plus Sta 1 Pas aasai "irTT ir' I km. 1 dium Saturday night NorthenrArizonii Rip MBMrniamMMtHMMMK JatL 13- Fremont dominated the game statisticaDy but Pius Local High Schools Over Mississippi played toneh football par V' Brown Omaha University 41-13 By ticularly in the second half Oread faun Uneott Bit 1 Fre meet Mi Pre Slate High Schools Wymore Fall! City Sacred Heart 7 Columbui Seotua 19, Wahoo Neumann I Statistics and was never out of the ball day. However, Alabama was tied by Florida State this game. The.

failure of the Statistics Baa T. RM Misatosirel Alabama vst 12 ST Thunderbolts to cash In on Omaha Arlaann Affiuiaa nasnaia si. icuia 11 49 12 iv. Alt vt a two prima fourth-quarter SoaMnil tardaca) Passing yardage Return yardg Faeaea Punla FamMet kt Yarda yenaliiaal Rushing yardagt Paasini yardage opportunities proved fatal, lf-sa-S I4-14-1 i-3 'H-JJ si I State colleges DnM 11, HaatMfl CM Kearny SUM WayM OtaW It Chadroa 46, Peru State Midland Daoa tte) Niirthftrfl Arimna 41. Omaha 1 134 90 1-15-1 Return yardage 144 151 55 MM 441 1 Trailing 14-0 in the third Collc rasset Punta Ftmblet lost geo period, Pius started an 82- Birmingham, Ala.

(UPI)- Auatia College 17. Nebraska WK7 I yarda penaliaed Tho Kenny Stabler-Dennis yard, 18-play drive which died with 7:10 left in the season. "Stabler bit on 12of21 passes for 121 yards. Homan caught eight of those for 83 yards and the sixth touchdown of the season for the combination which is rated one of the best In college football. After missing on Is first four attempts, Stabler connected on the next four and then hit Homan on an 11-yarder for tha first touch flagstaff, Ariz.

Wl Half game when senior quarter Kanaa Statt 14 Miaaonri 17. Ariinna 1 Ohio l'niverlty 30, Kaasu IS .1 Colorada 34, loWa SUta wj.ejJ.i. Teua 19. OUaholma SUta I Big Ten Homan duo combined with a newfound running attack and back Chris Thornton and full back Bob Arkfeld was stopped opportunist defense Saturday back Gary Barnes tore loose on a ground attack here to give Alabama a zi-7 win on fourth down at the Fre-mont one-yard line. The Thunderbolts had driv- Navy Michigan 11 Ohio SUIe 30.

Oregon -Indiana 20, Illinois 7 Saturday to lead Northern over Mississippi. Barnes ran for 66 yarda and added another (touchdown on a three-yard1 plunge. Omaha 4 713 No. Aria. 7 4 3014-41 N.

A. Thornton 4 run, Campbell Uck. Omaha Davis 17 rut, kick (ailed N.A. There tot tut, Campbell kick N.V Thornton 11 tailed. N.A.

Barnea 44 run, Campbell kick N. A. Barnes 3 run, Campbell Uck Omaha Sayera 44 paaa (rora Brlacoa, Baaa kick N.nu Colt run, CarapbeB kick Minnesota 13, Souther MeUiodiet 1 In continuing a tradition en the entire distance on the Arizona to a 41-13 jootDaii victory over Omaha "Univer Purdue 25, Nsrthwestera It Navy 16. Michigan 1 down with-barely, i ivt min ground and had a first and sity. aiicniian mate so, wiaeamni 1 Natr Cam Mi Iowa Had Nebraska's Frank Patrick taken a basketball Scholarship offer from Missouri; he, might already have made tha acquaintance of Kansas' Vernon Vanoy.

And the meeting might nave been easier for both of them than their first meeting is likely to be Saturday when Nebraska, with Patrick at aaarterback, and Kansas, with Vanoy at defensive end, meet at Lawrence, The collision between the 6-7, 216-pound Patrick and the 6-8, 246-pound Vanoy could shake a few leaves off the trees on Mt. Oread. Eyeson Pro Sports Vanoy Is making' a football comeback this season after being away from the sport since his high school days in Kansas City and he makes no bones about why he is on the iron this fall. 'I wanted to better my chances flaying pro sports," he explains. "This way, I can look at offers front both pro football and pre basketball." Although many of his basketball' foes may not agree, Vanoy sees little similarity to playing football and basketball.

"For one thing," he points Out, "You can't foul out of thlsTame? r- Vanoy bad a great deal of trouble with fouling in his basketball debut at Kansas last season. utes left in the first half. that started back-in -1910-Alabama beating Mississippi the Crimson Tide won its goal at the seven before Fre Thornton churned off touch Southeastern mont could halt the deter Mississippi T-7 Alabama HI 7-11 Ala Hems aaae from SUbler (Da mined hosts. John Bonde 17th straight over the Rebels. down runs of 4, 51, and 11 yards to lead the victors.

Alabama 11, Mississippi 7 Georgia 2ft South Carolina Louisiana State 17, Florida Vanderbllt U. North Carolina 1 Auburn 41, Kentucky vis aucai Ala-Stabler I ram (Dsvta kick) Ala Morgan I (Davis kick) Alabama has how gone 24 Cracked to the three on first down and Brad Schmidt want Miaa-Haik tut torn Collier UXeyta itieatealpM lute 7. Texaa Teca games without defeat, the longest in college football to to the two on the next play, BUCK! AMndanoe western Mi WytaUnf riehm Yeimf it But on third down Bonde faciiic mm was held for no gain ty Fre Doane Catches CalUerala 14, Air Force Washtoj-ton 13, Oregon State mont's Seth Paulson and Ark Jets End Dana ast Play use feld was stopped cold on the Bolts' last chance at the one. vj Pemt Military it, Muhlenberf 24 SMpeemoirl Slippery RmK Hiddlebury 13, Worcester Tecfe The game didn't end here, Raiders' NortMaatera 41, Colby a ToTie however. Waynestrara 1, Fremont took over but Broncos jmuata umm vaixy Sioua Falls 11.

Coneardia didn't get far as two back- Statistics om wexeyaa 35. Aagnmana cotieff 14 Win Skein field In 1 1 penalties HldlatdOata First Statistics slowed its progressr leaving 4 14 33 31 dons tan Baldwln-Wsllace 47, OberUl 10 Harvard Boats V. UCLA 17. "tenet SU(4 I Yale 14, CemeeticMl Ruiaert 14, tehuh 7 -Statistics- the Tigers on their own 20- -J'There'a also more room ofl i football fleMle continues in comparing the two sports. "Quickness is more Important football.

Rushing yardssa Passing; yardagt Return yardage Pasaea First i 14 yard line with a fourth and Deaae Vaaflais 11 sn 111 17 US In ..4131 114-1 First I aldirs Jets .1 II 111 155 14 Rushing yardagt Passing yardagt Return yardage Romps I LoStAngeies (UPI Qna terbaclrSteveSogg(j thre two long touchdown passes to Earl McCullouch and -hard- son gained more than 160 yards Saturday nighfas the nation's top-ranked University of Southern California added to its prestige with a Ponte six situation. Here the. Bolts 7-39 t-32 1 Fumbleo lost Vardr pentilieff'' raws -15afMf-4 got another. olden opportun PrUKeton If, coraimil 14 Dartiwwth Holy Crew I Pa Jl, Brawa 1 West Virginia PUtabark I Duke 10, Army TiakethTrTfanfflvy 1 aufl'TwalttoiiryoiniaiF Punta a-33 1-34 RtisMaf yardage Passing yardage Rrtsra tardaee Pasaea PudU Fumbles lost Yarda penalized y. I Kumblee lost Yarda penalized i-js-e a-ie-a 7-41 U) lo a Rnede laiaad new mmaanird I John Paden dropped back to punt, but following a bad Gettysberi 16, Tofta et nearly In football, you can have good position and still get beat.

"With basketball, if you're tha first one up there, you're going to get the rebound. In football, you can be there first and sUU get hit." Blair (Hi Dana College, ran out of downs on the three and four yard lines Saturday as Midland College BwiaHi 44, a Viralala State Colleae 39, Shaw 11 Johns MopNias 43, Vrslmn a Emerson for two tenacious New York (rf) Boozer rambled touchdowns and a snap, he was smothered by the ortrushing Thunderbolts at the Fremont 16 and Pius had Hastings Of) Tom Randick powered for four and five-yard touchdown runs Saturday-night -as-Doane-College downect Hastings-College- 21-f: wiHutma BociwateT Wittentwra 41, Central Ohio Mate Vermont II, Main 7 held the (Vikings -to a score less tie. defense-picked -ofHour-Oak- Cornell JJjtolaate T- tanfordtanother-giftopportunity-rr -Wa8Miigldn-VarioyMatchUT-. Wixe -Victory over University. on iirst down, tJonde a Dana trashed to the.

three southern canwrttcvl IT, BYocapofX. Norwich It. Cosl Guard la land passes Saturday night, triggeringihejewjirorkjets in a ieorasKa touego Conference "cdntestii. stopped for no gam' and Ark Coaoord ColKie WaH Liberty 11 Another Interesting match-up in Big Eight football this aeason could occur between Vanoy and Missouri's 265- TheJ'i'ojaniclinched Jhe game in the first half on fold chosto1ake "ttTlhiTdE to a 27-14 victory that ended South Doane's ground attack. Spotting arfeceiver in the end the Raiders American Foot pound giant, Russ Washington, if Washington remains at Sogge's touchdown throws of Citadel Arkansas St.

Xavler 7, Marshall zone, Arkfeld threw for the ball League unbeaten string which racked up a total of 206 yards, was topped by a third touchdown by Michael 28 and 28 yards to McCui Southern 41, Tampa Virglala 14, VVaM rorest 13 Fist Csroltna 11, fknlkera nHnoU at three games. an oiiensiya tackle, "I tlaved two rears asalmt him In hlih touch, national collegiate Oakland T-14 big one but Fremont's Jerry Dkkmeyer intercepted "and Fremont regained possession Virata a Tech 1. Vlllaaova hurflllng cnampion. in the first quarter and to Jhe four in the second when an attempted field goal went wide. A 15-yard penalty stifled another scoring threat in the fourth quarter after Phil Vasby intercepted a pass and took ft to the-Mjdland 16.

Midland was unable to penetrate the Dana 30-yard line. New Yotu Tit 1 lJl Sallier 1 1 a three-yard plunge. waaminivmi centre William Mary VM1 a NY Boorer 7 nil w. Turner, awl. NY Mathle 1 run it.

Tuner kick) "Vanoy recalls, "He was something like a tailback in their high school formation and I was defensive end, so we But Southern California made it -a rout by adding a with only a roinuta left in Torner NV-FO 2 J. Hastings' only touchdown Winston 8aiem at, uviaistene 14 Moraaa St: 36, Maryland Fair matt 41, West Virginia Weslayaa I mt-WO 31 J. Turner the game. collided couple of MaawMilKr 14 pass (rent came in the first quarter on field goal in the third period Fremont til t-14 Midwest (Bianda kk-ki a ai-yard pass nlav. from ana JwOouchdowniJnthe NY-BooierJ run (jTtrMtjktck) rVmlheast Mlsamrt X.

irsdley PHia I t- Fre (1) 1 rot, 43 retort, diet OakWella 44 ptat Irent utmai i South Dahou Statt 14, Mornunaide IS Bob McAuliff to Bennie "Con fourth period. rATwiaat, i nicks. (Bland Koi th Dakota Awtll Dakota Sol Rosa 4t, EMnorM, Vernon'i biggest problems having blen in learning to 'key the blocks, footwork and fundamentals! "1 lost, a lot of fundamentals by being away from the spoff lbr two years." ha admits. grove. 414 7-11 Hastings 7 I 4-7 ararma, Iowa 34, Linoela, arkie, It, stntl at ha Klslns 13 Hast Congrovt II.

tass ham HcAoliaL tipper Iowa Bueu Villi I Cornell 40, Monmouth II Caa 11, rirUloM But he credits former Kansas Stale bead coach Doug Weaver, now an assistant at Kansas, with bringing these (Congrovt kick) (Vniihewentem, It, Selhany, Kaa I uoant Randick 4 rut, (Hunt kick) Doant Randick rua. (Hunt kick) Deaot-Sallter 1 ma. (Hunt kick) points back to him. vrffitam-'aewaii za, notia, aio. 14 weatmar 14.

Ftorthwaatert iowl I Ripen 47, Ciianell 7 "Doug has worked with me a lot after practice, teach mmieae 11, voartmri Lottsvilit Iaytoa Wes4ern Mlchlfan Bowling Ora I Sioux Falls aiimmir) valley 23, Huron, a. u. 7 lng me tecnfflqnei," vanoy expiaini. Kansas coach Pepper Rodger lokes a bit about hav Putihara. Ksa 1.

Ma. otuwi, Kan. 1, Ceitata a Imperla I uraae it inaryvi ie, ate. a im Vanov on his sauad. "When I left UCLA.

Tommy Tramm Relet) 39, Kaon 14. Cincinnati 14, Wichita I ea Prothro (UCLAhead coach) ma first thing I Valparaiso 21, Fhitler? should do is get a big basketball player on the team so that when we lost, het could carry me off the field and Concordia Depaaw 16, EvansvUM (tie) Indiana Statt 13. M. tneph't Hanover 33, Manchester II HemMD an, Moor head at (tie) St. Cloud 13, WlnoM 11 Dlcklnaee, 0.

30, the fans would say, "Hose kids sure do like old Pepper." warlhara Montana 11 Statistics Dakota Wealeyaft 34, Bat Vanoy Is so Joke to opposing quarterbacks and Ktl signal caller Jim Ettlnger explains bow It feels to have tn Dakota Ttcn 11 Murrar Slate. 71. Iowa Weslevaa 11 First, i vaooy near aown on yon. Central MHhlgai 11, Fsstem tllinoM I in ii i ns lie 1 ie v. -e, i lww'i i WBsraSie laasaasisnajiaisaajrjssniisj I i i It f.

A tit rs ik 1 4 I 1 -i! I i i V- i.ii.j-iji.L I urn miimmnii ib.iijiiii ihihiiim. I It A i I af 'I -)- V' -i Rushing yardagt Passing yardage Aaatia raay ie, norineae state Southwest along Caeca rdla Falls 14 IN 44 31 31 41 1-14-1 t-lS-t 4-3S 4-40 1 1 Return yardage "It look, like the whole sky is about to fall," Ettlnger Tnlsa tdaha Watt rassea Punta Fumblae lost explains. "Ail you see is blue." Yarda penalized Florida St. 19, Tenet AM if Baylor It, Wa-bingtoe St. 7 McMarty East Teaaa Arttansaa Mr Teiaa CliriaUaa West Sootbera Csnioraia Stanford Utah 42, Isem.

Mentce 17 SrouxTalis. S.D. (ffl Con Cleveland's QB My an cordia College dropped its fourth straight game of the New Meilco Hlihlaada 42, Adamt stste 7 season Saturday as Sioux W. New Maatoe tl. t.

New Meal re West Tetaa state Monde Mate Riddles Steelers, 21-10 Falls-College collected-SHsafe- University 14 K. Waahlnaloo W. Waabhlito 14 Sacramento Statt 2), Portland State St Cal-Santa Barbara 11. Whittler ty, field goal and touchdown for a 12-0 victory. field In the second quarter and Statistics atsotefa aeeartta 2(1 24 The safety came on a added two more In the third.

flrat (omit Rushing yardage Passing yardage Ryan connected on a 49- blocked punt in the third quarter, a few minutes after Kim Hage booted a 35-vard yardTD toss to Ralph Smith Return yardage 70 17 13 Jk 0 11-2J-J 4-34 31 Fauea Carroll, Mont. 31. Rocky Movntaht 7 Son the rn Colo, St. Washburn 4 Hayward 47. Humbolt 13 San Francisco St.

34, Nevada Willamette 40, Parlfle Lutheran 11-Montana State 41, Idaho state 1" Fort Lewis 47, Colorado Mine It Colorado State College 14, Western State 7 Major Independents Ceergls Tech 18, Clemson lUhgtate, Memphit State 11 North Carolina State II, Houston I field goal for the Braves. Punts Fumblei lost Yards penalized Concordia Sioux Falla a a a SF-FG Kim Raw SF Safety on blorlud mat Sandatede Cleveland tff Frank Ryan, appsrently recovered from as-I sorted injuries, fired the touchdown passes and Cleve-, land's ground game shredded Sr Mikt LucaarelU 1 rut. (Hart kick). ana a 15-yarder to Ernie Green that gave Cleveland a 21-10 lead. Mike Clark boqfed a 43-yard field goal for the Steelers for a 3-0 first quarter lead, and rookie quarterback Kent" Nix, starting his second league gamer-threw -an eight-yard touchdown "to Dick Hoak in the third.

Professional NFL Cleveland 11, Pittsburfh It Art, i sssslsslk Chadroii Saw York 17, Oakland 14 I PFL Omaha 11,, Alabama 17 Dot Moines 7. Joliet requires nimble feet by photographer Jim. Pal-. pier, who ducks a flying Husker Photo chief Bob Gorham (inset) has been, covering the Cornhuskers for 27 years. Sideline "coverage Pittsburgh's- league- leading rushing defense Saturday night for a 21-10 National Football league victory before 82.949.

Rips I 7 t-lt 7 14 4- 31 Piltabwrnk Cieieiand Pitt-FG dark 43 Wyoming 17. aaas from Byan -ThecJBrowMLuarierbacki Statistics Ruskcn Goine 4Kve 4gaii Sund (lev Amitll aS sua trmm atM ffiniu 11 ts mi Uck) Pitt Hoak feat from Nit (Clark luck)- Flrat downs Rushing yardage snaking on twe sprained an-- kles along with shoulder and finger In juriesr threw a IS-: yard towchdown to Paul War- passing yardagt Clet Oreea 11 bjm irm am tGreit Pens Ckstree IS ,14 137 121 183 4-H-4 S-141 Ut I I 1 3 45 Paaaea aicai AUeatdtM tl.MI. Punta With Photo Crew's Game Coverage Statistics Famblet lost Yarda penaliaed Flrat downs iRaahunf yardage McCook IPaaainf yardate cover Nebraska games. Ron Mustahgs First In PFL Race BYU WYOMsNtt ,10 11 Ut 117 II 11-314 It-St-l 1-420 1 4 34 Uibson edits the pictures. newra yartatt iPasaet (Punts fnmblet bat Tawde steal ixed Staff artists Einar Fuglem smo and Nancy Bargman do Triumphs Omaha tf The Omaha in person or not eluding motor-driven se-.

With special cameras and quence cameras and the photo crew photo lenses to take several takes the fan where ho can't pictures of every play; an go: to the sidelines, to-the "isolated camera" high end zone, to tha dressing above the end zone; sideline room. And then there, ar cameras; and even an air- -h plane to. rush men and. pic- It's an old saying among football coaches that football games are won on Saturday afternoons. But many football arguments are won or lost on Sundays, when readers of The Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star sports section look retouching and identinca' tion labeling.

Mustangs took over firstf? Laramie, Wyo. (fl Senior quarterback Paul Toscano passed for three touchdowns The reporting team of Don place in the Eastern Division of the Professional Football League Saturday night bjr Charfron "Ml Chadron spotted Peru State a first 3e-' rlod touchdown and then rallied to a 26-9 victory Saturday. The win snapped 13-game losing streak for Chadron. Chadron scored twice in the second quarter and twice in the fourth keyed by the running of tailback Larry Gold who carried 19 times for 108 yards and defensive safety Kevin Kerwin who Intercepted three Peru Forsythe and Hal Dodge CityTXaia. trfi Cook iCollegeran -Its season football record to four wins and one tie here Saturday to lead the Wyoming Cowboys who made the key block? tures to Lincoln when 'the back the photo coverage with their reports filed from to their fourth straight vfa aumping the Alabama Hawks.

tory, whipping Brigbam game as Soon as the ac Young University 28-10 in tion is over. Quarterback Ktn' Berry completed 17 of 31 passes to Western Athletic Conference night as it downed Dodge. City Allege; 27-7. MrCook lll football game Saturday; leaa the umahans. The Saturday night sports staff, composed of Chuck -Woodlingr Riley Hall, Kent BVU lit t-tt was -the- fifth -straight Dodst J-s Jt is raiiji nyoniillf lil 7 71 at photographs of Nebraska football games.

Nebraska football is big time and the Sunday Journal and Star takes literally more than 1.000 pictures of every game, home' and away, that the Cornhuskers -play. A team photographers stays with the Bigf: Red and takes the fan along whether ho saw the game Huskers play-? away from home, or a Wirephoto transmitter for'far avtay games. A Foto-Rite rapid printer reduces to a few seconds the process of converting a film negative into a printed picture. i Photographers Gorham, wlnis Van Sickle, Web Ray, Haraid Dreimanis, Jim Palmer and John Kollendorfs The answer is in a multi-picture sequence of the big plays of the game. Bob Gorham heads a veteran photo staff in covering "Nebraska gamesr Nebraska Wesleyan.

state college and 1 suh school games also conft under th ''eyes" of their lenses. The photographers employ special techniques in-. WYU-Kilrk I rwa (Uck failed) RVl'-FO Potera victory for Omaha, which scored 30 of its points In the WYO-Undaey 3t naat Irani toscaae MrCook Kind paaa trorn Sueamaa (pass MrCook Safety, Waeia 'Mocked Bona uet. 1 second Half. rare 7 j-1 Chadroa U- Pera-R, Perk 11 past Iron Ctrl tea-terfirld (Kaaemisr kick).

i Chad Larry Cold 1 rut Mrk iailad). Chad-Cmd 4 rot (Cold tack), Chad-Mike Deinea 1 rua (kick Jailed). CDad-Deaa Palter raoovrrot tataba) 44 run (Gold kirk). Ed Icenogle, Rick Akin; John Hines, Steve Guss and Tom Henderson, assemble the pages and make them ready for the readers on Sunday. Passing was the big factor, (pan (ailed) WYCWashntati It tana) boat toscano iDepovsler trek) BW-BodrloBH) 1 rat (Piteri kick) WVO-KAck is paaa areas Toccata (Dennvmer Mrk) AtieadiBra jt.Ut.

a' with Omaha out-yarding the visitors 26 to 119. Mtfeok-OirBier rsa (paaa (ailed I. Dodge Merriwetber rut iRelea kick). McCook Kakow 31 rwa ipssa Visuaat 'Iron) Imch ft -4Jiiet..