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10 2E October 4, 1970 Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star Knights, Fremont Tie, 0-0 Team Effort9 Sparks Plainsman Win, 4 I jj0jj0iy0gf 1 Statistics NWU Austin First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized By TOM HENDERSON Nebraska Wesleyan scored in every quarter Saturday in what coach Harold Chaffee called "a good team effort" to defeat Austin College for the first time in the short series history, 24-8, and run its season record to 4-0. "We just win one more and we're halfway home," Chaffee said after the game. "It was a good team effort." The Plainsmen inarched 77 yards with the opening kickoff to open the scoring with Lonnie -Tapp going over from one yard is 4-32 4-38 FOOTBALL SCORES Austin College defensive back Rick Davis (21) and linebacker John Helms (80) offer Nebraska Wesleyan running back Lonnie Tapp (30) plenty of running room Saturday. The Plainsmen dumped the Kangaroos, 24-8. Razorbacks Blast Horned Frogs, 49-14 24-8 pass at the Austin 40 and after three plays had moved the ball to the 25, Tapp shook loose on a draw play to the Austin six.

After three more plays had placed the ball at the one, Mike Kemling burst over on another one-yard scoring play on a fourth and goal situation. Rick Boals added both extra point kicks as the Plainsmen took a 14-0 halftime advantage. Austin finally got on the scoreboard In the third quarter, when a pass interference call against Wesleyan gave the ball to the Kangaroos at the NWU 14. Joe Meade burst up the middle on the next play and into the end zone, but he fumbled as he went over and had to latch onto the ball again before the score counted. Austin added the two-point conversion on a pass from Edwards to Byron Boston for its only points of the game.

Wesleyan came back on its next series of downs, driving from its own 36 to score on a six-yard pass play from McKelvey to Boals. Boals again added the point and it ws 21-8. Boals completed the scoring with a 22-yard field goal in the fourth qvarter and had two more chances before the end of the game, but failed on both. He tried another 22-yarder after Wesleyan had failed to capitalize on an Austin fumble at the Kangaroo 10, but the ball bounced past him and Austin recovered at the 30. And he missed a 38-yarder with only 1:53 left in the game after Wesleyan had driven to the Austin 21.

"I thought our defensive line, did a tremendous job," Chaffee said. And of course our offense played well too." Chaffee said he was most pleased with the defensive secondary which intercepted three of Edwards' passes. "I was probably most pleased with our pass secondary," he said. "It has really come along. "We still had a few mixups that we'll take care of, but they did a fine job." Nebraska Wesleyan 7 7 7 324 Austin 0 0(08 NWU Tapp, 1 run (Boals kick).

NWU Kemling, 1 run (Boals kick). NWU Kemling, 1 run (Boals kick). Austin Meade, 14 run (Boston, pass from Edwards). NWU Boals, 6 past from McKelvey (Boals kick). NWU FG Boalt 22 Midland Hit By lowans, 30-0 Statistics NW Mid First downs 11 8 Rushing yardage 176 21 Passing yardage 102 86 "Return yardage 29 127 Passes 7-15-0 11-33-3 Punts 7-38 8-33 Fumblet lost 2 3 Yards penalized 60 25 Fremont iff) Northwestern of Orange City, Iowa, banged out four touchdowns and a field goal to overcome Midland 30-0 in a Saturday night Tri-State Conference football game.

Northwestern ..014 7 9-30 Kidland 0 0 00 NW Key 12 past from Kryll (Bradley kick) NW Grotenhuls 28 pats from Meyllnk (Bradley kick) NW wubbels 2 run (Bradley kick) NW FG Bradley 37 NW N. Krull 25 past Interception (kick failed) Hiram Scott Triumphs, 19-14 Statistics First downs 12 12 Rushing yardage 233 98 Passing yardage 15 116 Passes 4-7-0 11-25-2 fxnts 4.54 i.37 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 55 28 Portales, N.M. W) Hiram Scott College scored a touchdown in the last period and then held on its own 5-yard line to defeat Eastern New Mexico here Saturday night, 19-14. Scott 7 6 0 614 N.M 8 0 0-14 3t Clear Pun' wwn (Kick failed) Scot OeFellct 7 past from Lomlcky (Kowaleskl kick) East Duncan 6 past from Frank (Mathit pass from Frank) Scot Kennedy i past from Lomlcky (kick failed) Scot Lomlcky 3 run (kick failed) out with less than five minutes gone in the game. Wesleyan quarterback Steve McKelvey chewed up 69 of those yards with four pass completions in five tries, including a 33-yarder to Rick Grell which took the ball to the Austin two yard line.

Two plays later Tapp bulled over from the one. The Plainsmen made it 14-0 over the Kangaroos in the second period when NWU defensive back Rick Roffers intercepted a Danny Edwards South Auburn 33, Kentucky 15 Wake Forest 27, Virginia 7 Tennessee 48, Army 3 Mississippi St. 7, Georgia 6 Georgia Tech 28, Clemson 7 Florida 14, North Carolina St. William Mary 33, Ohio Wesleyan 29 Georgia Tech 28, Clemson 7 Tulsa 27, Memphis St. 12 West Virginia 16, Indiana 10 Trinity U.

20, Davidson 0 Carson-Newman 42, Furman 34 South Mississippi 43, Richmond 21 South Carolina 24, Virginia Tech 7 Arkansas St. 24, Citadel 7 lsu 31, Baylor 10 Arkansas 49, TCU 14 Wnrth Carolina 10. Vanderb 7 Florida AIM 28, South Carolina St. 10 Jacksonville 24, West Carolina 10 Louisiana St. 31, Baylor 10 Mississippi 48, Alabama 23 North Texas SL 37, Drake 13 West Texas St.

42, East Carolina 30 Southwest Tulsa 27, Memphis State 12 SMU 21, Northwestern 20 Arizona St. 42, Wyomlno 3 Texas Tech 63, Santa Barbara 21 Texas El Paso 21, New Mexico St. 14 Texas Lutheran 1 7, Texas-Arlington I West Texas 20, UCLA 17 Air Force 37, Colorado St. 22 Montana 38, Weber St. 29 Boise St.

17, Montana St. 10 Washington 56, Navy 7 Purdue 26, Stanford 14 Oregon 28, Washington St. 13 Occidental 17, San Diego St. 14 Rice 28, California 0 Southern Utah 24, Western St. Colo.

USC 45, Oregon St. 13 14 Westmar Slips Dana, 7-0 Statistics Westmar Dana 9 69 69 10 10-27-2 8-40 5 25 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized IB 193 113 95 11-26-2 9-31 1 25 Blair iff) Westmar Fullback Neil Rabedeau scored on a four-yard pass from Phil Donofrio in the waning seconds of the first half to give Westmar a 7-0 football win over Dana College Saturday. Westmar 0 7 0 0-7 Dana 0 0 0 04 Westmar Rabedau 4 pass from Donofrio Johannsen kick Mustangs Bomb lowans, 64-14 Omaha, Neb. (5) The Omaha Mustangs professional football team outclassed the Des Moines, Iowa, Vikings, 64-14 Saturday night in a non-league contest. Bill Haas scored three touch downs and Al Bream two in the lopside game.

Both of Des Moines touchdowns came on kick-off returns as Vera Jeter jaunted 93 yards in the second quarter and Tom Elliott ran 85 in the third quarter. Fairbury Hit By Centerville Centerville, Iowa iffi Le-Roy Moss scored twice on runs and once on a 43-yard pass from Ron Schooley to lead Centerville Community College to a 29-9 victory over Fairbury College of Nebraska Saturday night. Fairbury 0 0 3 6-9 Centerville 3 20 6 0-39 Cen FO Smith 17 FO Cen Moss 58 run (kick failed) Cen Moss 20 run (Kucera kick) Cen Moss 43 past from Schooley (Kucera kick) Fal FO Svec 27 Cen FO Smith 35 Cen FO Smith 33 Fal Guy Steward failed) 1 run (kick City High Schools Southeast 0, Fremont 0 State High Schools O. Holy Name 7. David City Aquinas 6 Grand Island CC 0, Cozad 0 O.

Cathedral 20, Millard 6 State Colleges Nebraska Wesleyan 24, Austin 8 Wayne 21, Omaha 15 SW Louisiana 49, Doane 0 Peru 34, Southern S.D. 22 Westmar 7, Dana 0 Concordia 29, Hastings 0 Northwestern 30, Midland 0 Centerville, Iowa 29, Fairbury Hiram Scottt 19, Eastern New Mex-' ico 14 Kearney 27, Chadron 23 McCook 15, Mesa, Colo. 11 Big Eight Nebraska 35, Minnesota 10 Missouri 40, Oklahoma St. 20 Kansas 49, New Mexico 23 Kansas St. 21, Colorado 20 Iowa St.

16, Utah 13 East Buffalo li, Massachusetts 13 Fordham 14, St. Peter's Pennsylvania 17, Brown 9 Pittsburgh 27, Kent State 6 i Dartmouth 50, Holy Cross 14 i Harvard 32, Rutgers 9 Penn 17, Brown 9 Cornell 41, Lehigh 14 Rhode Island 23, Maine 6 Yale 39, Colgate 7 Boston College 56, VMI 3 Princeton 24, Columbia 22 Villanova 34, Delaware 31 Slippery Rock 13, Shippensburg Lafayette 19, Drexel 14 Temple 10, Boston U. 7 Boston College 56, VMI 3 Bucknell 14, Gettysburg 6 Rhode Island 23, Maine 6 Johns Hopkins 21, Franklin 10 Alfred 7, Union 0 Connecticut 27, New Hampshire 14 Northeastern 34, Vermont 21 Midwest Ohio State 34, Duke 10 Virginia 16, Indiana 10 Notre Dame 29, Michigan St. 0 Wisconsin 29, Penn St. 16 28, Louisville 11 Illinois 27, Syracuse 0 Miohlgan 14, Texas AIM 10 Mich.

23, Bowling Green 48, Northern Illinois 0 Toledo 21. Ohio U. 7 Luther 14, Buena Vista Knox 47, Carleton 0 William Penn 9, Wartburg 0 Grinnell 19, Lawrence 17 NW Missouri 9, Parsons; Arkon 31, Ball St. 0 Butler 14, Depauw Dubuque 21, Upper Iowa 19 East Michigan 25, Indiana St. 21 Mankato St.

43, St. Morbart 4 I 'Monmouth Col 44, Coa 20 Ottawa 47, Emporia St. 13 I "Rlpon 16, Cornell 0 North Dakota 18, Augustana 7 i Marshall 31, Xavler 14 South Dakota 41, Northern Iowa 17 So. Dakota Tech 32, Dakota St. 28 Grambllng 57, Prairie View 6 Comeback Lifts McCook, 15-13 Grand Junction, Colo.

0T McCook, Junior College "came from behind to over-' come a 13-3 lead Saturday night, downing the Mesa Col- lege Mavericks of Grand Junction, 15-13. It was the third victory for McCook against one defeat this season. Mesa is 1-3 for the season. Volleyball Tourney Set An autumn volleyball tournament, sponsored by the Women's Recreation Association of Nebraska Wesleyan University, will be held at NWU Oct. 5-8.

Action will begin Monday and Tuesday evenings at 6:30, with the first game to start at 6 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday. I All games will be played in Taylor Gym, 53rd and Hun- tington. Teams from Beatrice, Elmwood, Harvard, Southeast Consolidated, Syracuse, Valley and Waverly High Schools will be entered. Statistics Fremont Southeast First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumblet lost Yards penalized 162 19 43 3-7-0 10 113 33 7-3U 2 60 By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer High school football games that end in a 0-0 tie are Usually dull, drab, uninteresting defensive struggles between two teams with sputtering offenses.

But fans at Seacrest Field Saturday night were treated to a slam-bang, exciting offensive show despite the fact that Lin. coin Southeast and Fremont played to a scoreless deadlock. The two top ten rated clubs Southeast is ranked No. 2 and Fremont No. 3 not only proved that they are evenly matched, but their hardhitting style of play showed they are among the best in the state.

Each club started numerous drives deep in its own territory only to be thwarted by a stif. fening defense after a first down or two. In the first half Southeast crossed midfield twice, gaining the Fremont 37 and 38, while the visiting Tigers also dented enemy territory on two occasions, getting to the Southeast 31 and 47. With the aid of two piling on penalties assessed against the home-standing Knights and two costly fumbles by the host club, Fremont had four big chances in the second half, gaining the Southeast 27, 19, 29 and 12 yard lines. The Knights, helped bv a last-second pass interference call, were on the Fremont 42 at the game's end.

"I thought our kids were lust great on defense," Southeast coach Frank Soiich said with pride after the "The kind of breaks, or lack of them, that we seemed to be getting, you'd have thought we were playing in Fremont. We always had our back to the wall in that second half. But the kids never letdown." Veteran Fremont mentor Jack Bryant suggested that "we may not nave proved much playing a nothing-nothing tie, but both teams played good football. We bad some opportunities in the second half," he admitted, "but couldn't get the job done. Southeast is tough.

On the other hand we had them way back a couple of times and let them off the hook." Fremont had three field goal attempts fall short. Highly-touted Ritch Bane had kicked a 35-yarder for the Tigers a week ago. His first two shots from 46 and 41 yards out were just too far away. They were straight but short The last chance came from the 20 a 30-yard attempt but Southeast middle guard Reg Wagner caused Bahe to hurry the kick and it slithered off the side of his foot. Fremont got a break as the tall went out of bounds at tho two yard line.

Southeast managed to move from that precarious position in a sustained march to the Fre-mont 42, before the final gun ended the drive. The gambling tenor of the game was set on the very first series when Fremont went for a first down instead of punting with fourth and two feet on its own 31 yard line. Stopped on the next three plays Bahe ran from punt formation on fourth and four three plays later and gained the Southeast 31. But he fumbled when tackled, halting the drive. The only other big gainer in the first quarter came when Southeast's Egbert Thompson rambled 22 yards with a Don usvog screen pass.

Fremont ,,,,.0 0 0 00 aoumeasT 0 0 0 00 Time Left 10:37 7:09 2:38 1:50 Quarter 9:33 8:22 Quarter 13:11 STAFF outslicked the Horned Frogs with his masterful faking and pinpoint passing. Montgomery connected on 13 of 20 passes for 265 yards and one touchdown a two yard pass to tight end Pat Morrison for the Razorbacks' first touchdown of the night Arkansas 14 714 1449 TCU 4-14 Ark Morrison 2 pass from Montgomery (McClard kick) Ark Burnett 13 run (McClard kick) Ark Burnett 4 run (McClard kick) Ark Burnett 2 run (McClard kick) TCU Bowen 6 pass from Judy (Grim-mett pass from Judy) Ark Burnett 3 run (McClark kick) Ark Richardson run (McClard kick) TCU L. Harris 7 pass from Judy (pass failed) Ark Hodge 39 pass from Nelson (McClard kick) A 39,134. Win First; Hit, 27-7 in the first 30 minutes and turned three of the mistakes into two touchdowns and a field goal that gave them a 20-0 halftime lead. Wake Forest picked off two more Cavalier passes and recovered another fumble in the second half, but the Deacons' only score after intermission came on a 76-yard march in seven plays with quarterback Larry Russell running the last 30 yards.

The Cavaliers, who had a first down at the Wake Forest 4 after a pass interference penalty late in the game and couldn't get across the goal line, finally scored with 59 seconds left on reserve quarterback Bill Troup's six-yard run. Wake Forest 10 10 10 227 Virginia 0 0 0 77 WF-FG Lounsbury 22 WF Russet 1 run (Lounsbury kick) WF Garrett 4 past from Russell (Lounsbury kick) WF-FG Lounsbury 37 WF Russell 30 run (Lounsbury kick) UVA Troup 4 run (Carrington kick) Prep Summary O. Holy Name 7, David City Aquinas 6 Holy Name 7 0 0 07 David City 0 0 0 6-6 Holy Name Donovan 55 past from Buchta. PAT Bender, kick. David City Hlne, 15 past Sanity.

(72S Monday Pro Football Chicago v. Detroit, 8 p.m. (7). Baseball Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Noon, followed by Minnesota at Baltimore, 3 p.m. (3).

PHOTO BY HARALD DREIMANIS Concordia Shuts Out Hastings Statistics Concordia Hastings First downs 20 25 Rushing yardage 81 103 Passing yardage 153 283 Return yardage 46 100 Passes 13-28-1 22-42-3 Punts 3-36 2-13 Fumbles lost 2 3 Yords penalized 25 137 Hastings iff) Concordia quarterback Rod Giesselman threw three touchdown passes and ran over once to lead the Bulldogs to a 28-0 NIAC conference football victory over Hastings College Saturday night. Concordia 7 7 0 14-21 Hastings 0 0 0 00 Cone Giesselmann 44 run (Schmidt kick) Cone Naber 4 past from Clesselmapn (Schmidt kick) Cone Oanlelczyk 25 past from Gles-selminn (Schmidt kick) Cone Naber 12 past from Giesselmann (Schmidt kick) Wayne Upsets Omaha Statistics Wayne Omaha First downs 15 22 Rushing yardage 168 189 Passing yardage 63 190 Return yardage 198 132 Passet 5-14-0 18-39-5 Punts 10-34 4-36 Fumbles lost 0 3 Yards penalized 10 121 Omaha UP) Wayne State moved ahead on two speedy touchdowns in the third quarter to defeat Nebraska at Omaha 21-15 in a college football contest Saturday. Jim Leach recovered an Omaha fumble at Omaha's 32 to set up one of the touchdowns. Wayne quarterback Marty Going hit Jim Roberts for the 32- yard touchdown pass on the next play. A pass interception by Charles Wendt of Wayne put the winners at the Omaha one-yard line and Jerry Luedtke carried it over for the other score.

Wayne State is now 2-1 for the year, and Omaha has dropped to 1-3. WV" 0 7 14 0-21 Omaha 7 0 a a IS Wayne Luedtkt 2 run (Ernst kick) Wayne Luedtke 1 run (Ernst kick) Omaha Crnkovlcti 13 past from Gonnella Walker past from donneHi) Doane Bopped By 49-0 Statistics Doane First downs 15 Rushing yardage 122 Passing yardage 126 Return yardage 41 Passes -27-2 Punts 5-2 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 30 SWL 27 350 151 31 12-31-4 2-46 1 20 Lafayette, La. Tailback Roland Henry, scoring three touchdowns, led the University of Southwestern Louisiana to a 49-0 win over Doane College here Saturday night. Henry caught a 10-yard scoring pass from quarterback Robbie Juul early in the first quarter to get the Ragin' Ca-juns rolling. Juul tossed a second scoring bomb to end Reggie Dupre early in the game.

By halftime it was 28-0 and Henry had scored a second time on a one-yard plunge. Reserve quarterback George Coussan went into the game before halftime and ran 10 wnrrls for a score. Henry scored again in the third quarter' on a one-yard run and the final tallies were registered by reserve fullback Rolando Surrita, who went in from 20 and 14 yards out. Doane SW Louisiana 7 14-49 Sou Henry 10 pass from Juul (Pendergraft kick) Sou Dupre 25 past from Juul (Pendergraft kick) Sou Coussan 10 run (Pendergraf Henry 1 run (Pengergraft klSou Henry 1 run (Pendergraf kSou Surlta 10 run (Azlos kick) Sou Surlta 14 run (Azlos kick) Kearney Hits Eagles, 27-23 Statistics Kearney Chadron First downs Rusing yardage M7 J50 Passing yardage 83 198 Return yardage .101 23 Passet Punts 9-36 MS Fumble lost 1 Yard penalized 90 55 Chadron Kearney State kept its unbeaten record intact and spoiled Chadron's homecoming Saturday by trimming the Eagles 27-23. Kearney 7 7 0 13-27 Chadron 0 2 7 1423 Kear Meckovlcka 3 run (Cheng kick) Kear Meckovlcka 36 past from Elson (Cheng kick) Chad Safety.Smlth tackle Zlkmund In end Zone Chad Watson 34 run (Keerns kick) Chad Macken I run (Kearnt kick) Ker Jacobsen 7 run (Cheng kick) Chad Wltson 80 past from Gutierrez (Kearnt kick) Kear Jacobsen II past from Elson (kick failed) Fort Worth, Tex.

GB Arkansas' bruising Bill Burnett, the leading touchdown-maker in Southwest Conference history, blasted Texas Christian for four scores Saturday night in a 49-14 victory for the 11th ranked Razorbacks. Burnett, a 185-pound senior tailback, tallied on runs of 13, four, two and three yards on spinning, twisting forays through the beefy Horned Frog line. It gave him 44 touchdowns for his career. While Burnett was gouging out 93 yards in 22 carries, quarterback Bill Montgomery Deacons Virginia Statistics UVA 14 98 129 First downs 16 Rushing yardage 271 Passing yardage 41 Return vardaoe 90 52 passes nw vi-n-s Punts 8-46 7-40 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 117 68 Charlottesville, Va. UP) -Wake Forest's previously winless Deacons beat Virginia over the head with its own mistakes in the first half Saturday, then toyed with the Cavaliers the rest of the way for a 27-7 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory.

The Deacons recovered two Virginia fumbles and in tercepted three Cavalier passes South Dakotans Ripped by Peru Statistics Southern Peru First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passet Punts Fumblet lost Yards penalized I 13 87 142 184 3-31 4 SO 2.42 144 135 7-13-2 4-33 12 Peru UP) Peru amassed 34 points in the first three quarters and then coasted to a 34-22 football victory over Southern of Springfield, S.D., Saturday night. Southern S.D 6 0 0 16-22 Peru 7 7 20 034 Souf Bonte Intercepted past 55 (kick failed) Peru Pracht 2 run (Cotton kick) Peru Crlger 1 run (Cotton kick) Peru Pracht 5 run (Cotton kick) Peru Wlnket 31 paw from Crlger (run failed) Peru Wlnkel 48 past from Crlger (kick failed) Sout Single run (Brown run) Souf Brown 2 run (Tierney run) Huskers Offense Still Impresses Despite Off Day for Tagge up with a couple of big plays when the Gophers were threaten-ing to score late in the game from the Nebraska 20. No. 2 middle guard Monte Johnson came up wtih the big play, throwing Minnesota quarterback Bob Morgen for an 11-yard loss on a third and four play at the NU 14 to thwart the Gopher scoring bid How They Scored First Quarter Orduna's 19-yard scamper on the next play was partially nulified when officials charged Ingles with clipping, making it first and 25 from the Gopher 30. But two plays later, after a Tagge to Johnny Rodgers pass had put the ball at the 14, Orduna and Ingles teamed up on a TD pass and the Huskers had a lead that proved too much for Minnesota.

With the exception of that score, the Huskers started their other four touchdown marches in their own territory, and so powerful was the Husker blocking in the line, Minnesota linemen seldom got a shot at stopping the rushes of Kinney and Orduna, helping account for the fact that Gopher linebacker Bill Light was in on 22 tackles, often being the first man to confront the Nebraska ball carrier. Orduna carried the ball 14 times for 70 yards and Kinney 21 times for 91 yards as the Huskers rolled to 240 yards on the ground. The Huskers took the opening kickoff after Minnesota won the coin toss and chose the wind, then drove 77 yards in 10 plays to score. Tagge threw only three passes In the drive, completing only one, a 17-yarder to Orduna on a third and five from the Gopher 23 and Rodgers scored on the next play from the six with 10:37 left in the quarter. Cont.

From Page IE have one of his better days throwing the ball, a chore made difficult by the 23 miles per hour wind. Despite what appeared to be an off day for him, Tagge still managed to hit 12 of 21 for 148 yards before giving way to Van Brownson in the fourth quarter. His two tosses that kept the go-ahead TD drive alive were a 11-yarder to little split end Guy Ingles on a third seven from the NU 49 and a 21-yarder to fullback Dan Schneiss on a second and nine from the Minnesota 39. I But before Minnesota got to run another play from scrim-; mage, Nebraska had a 21-7 lead and there still was 1:50 left in the first quarter, But the rest of the 80 yards was gobbled up on the ground with Kinney and Orduna running through huge holes opened by the NU line and Kinney dived over for the score from two ywU away. On the ensuing kickoff, Joe Blahak grabbed the ball for the Huskers after the Gophers fumbled Paul Rogers' squib kick, a tactic used by the Huskers when kicking into the strong wind.

This gave Nebraska the ball at the Minnesota 34 and ITU Rodgers also had a 21-yard scamper in the drive, moving the ball from the Minnesota 49 to the 28. After Minnesota made it 21-10 with 9:33 left in the first half on a 35-yard field goal by Louis Clare, the Huskers drove 60 yards in 10 plays with the ensuing kickoff for a 28-10 halftime lead. Again the drive was accomplished primarily on the ground, but a 25-yard Tagge to Rodgers pass helping out. Tagge got the touchdown on a one-yard plunge. The final Husker score came on a 16-play, 59-yard drive that started in the third quarter and wound up in the final period with Tagge throwing to Ingles for the TD from the three yard line on a fourth down play.

It was the third pass completion of the march with Tagge finding Rodgers twice for gains of 14 and 11 yards, the first coming on a second and 10 at the Minnesota 47 and the second one on a third and seven from the Minnesota 30. Again, it was Orduna and Kinney picking up the rushing yardage four and five yards at a crack with Tagge also keeping for a seven yard gain from the Minnesota 17. Devaney then turned the game over to his reserves and the second defensive unit protected the victory margin, coming 6 0 Rodgers, 6 run 7 0 Rogers, kick 7 6 Cook, 45 run 7 7 Clare, kick 13 7 Kinney, run 14 7 Rogers, kick 20 7 Ingles, 14 past from Orduna 21 7 Rogers, kick Second 21 27 28 34 33 FG Clare 35 Tagge, 1 run Rogers, kick Fourth Ingles, 3 pais from Tagge Rogers, kick 9 a4 I TT.