Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 37

I- LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL' AND STAR 3D October ii, 19M Huskers Break Ice in 3rd Quarter With 28-Yard TB Run 7 :1 Bf0wn (N)I 1 7 Nebraska 7 I Brown (N) I -r Johnson (N) I l-i -AtA''- a -vV 1 A Johnson (N) Hollingsworth C) jf and scoots 28 yards for first Nebraska TD. fjiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimuii iiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiimtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiitiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiin i iiiiiuiiiinii Huskers JViiow lVlissouii is lext; This Time He Got Ciaridge Can't Explain Pass Lapse t''. Tomlinson (N) By DICK BECKER pression they were saying: football. iT 9A. J.i.Mn, f(w A.

.11 twice for 19 yards. He ran a Colorado kick after a safety back 34 yards. Boulder. mew j-f remember thi 7toA quarters tl wSomori there was a lot of hard work cm cintMiAcoiH "rm Paschall has been cflmin? ud next week, but ut- Willie PacAfiaii wh nrA clad I looked orettv croomed for more action Nebraska's football players seldom has much to say, good on defense. I guess I and he likes it.

As for the immediately after their win was dressing quietly. He did pretty good on Buffs, ''they hit pretty good, over Colorado eave the im- had just played a lot of Paschall carried the ball. I thought," Willie declared. to Those who were, wonder- Togetherness i hl Ing what happened when the ball popped high into tht air from the grasp of Dennis Ciaridge as the Ilusker quarterback was racing for a 3rd quarter touchdown, didn't get the answer from Ciaridge. "Golly, I don't know," Ciaridge said, "I was sure scared on that ont.

"I was looking to i. 3 yki ii tackled. I just turnea and caught the bail. V'' Wr around! play Ciaridge was onto the running -I 1 un me mil ill 7 knocked 111 I track ai rvv bows to and had skinned el- show for his effort. A a remember the i a 1 i score -1 rx, I i yv JH 9 is Oaridge, who played two plays on defense for the Powers (N) eoKJi Jszs js I yi first time tnis year, saia ne dnpsn't know what has uH rie H' i-i caused -the -letdown.

in the WIREPHOTO Husker Larry Tomlinson 'can't catch i3uff "Frank Cesarek in 1st quarter play vc I lid llllKZ XSlXAil 1 Husker passing game. "I wasn't hitting 'em. The protection good, just like It was last End Jim Huge, who was leading the Big 8 in pass catcBing but has now gone two games without a catch, said a second- quarter toss from Ciaridge in the end zone just hit the ends of his tier oth md uld uri NU, Buff players mingle leaving Folsom Field. Sofcty fingers. "I still think I should have nad it, me senior flanker said.

I don know why our passing hasn't clicked like it should. i it seemed like the passes were there but we didn't get thpm Tomlinson (N) None of the Nebraska players were talking about the altitude bothering their play. "I was puffin" for a little -while," tackle Tyrone Robertson said," but it didn't bother. Others agreed, that there no effect from thin air. After Coach Devaney talked to them briefly for a moment in the dressing room, the players left out a roar.

They left no doubt that "they Missouri was next. siiiiuiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiii Foolball I -V fU fr y- lV 1 4 1 YYYr 4 v- I Photos I i Bob Gorham Frank O'Neill 'VX v. i Yi Hr: a illt iiiiiiiiiKnif-' Husker end Dick Callahan (80) helping hand for Nebraska student photographer Pixie Harald Drrimaim Smallwood. iiuuimiimiimiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiimiiuimimii but in 3rd quarter, Tomlinson gets his man in Buff end zone for two Nebraska points. A 44 4k.

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