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2C Nov. 15, 1970 Lincoln Sunday Tournal and Star mm. i i yr 11 I- I'il I KSBeyrle 4' A fC, I Al ft Uvj Knights District Champs Team Scoring Southeast 104, Northeast East 40, Lincoln High 35. Qualifiers Southeast 18, Northeast 15, East 13, Lincoln High 11. Southeast, unbeaten in gymnastics competition this fall, claimed 18 qualifying spots for state level competition while winning the district meet at the Southeast gym Saturday night.

Coach Art Hillman's Knights, titlist at both the Trans-Nebraska Conference and Grand Island Invitational earlier in the season, piled up 104 points to 79 'a for second-place Northeast, which will have 15 chances to score at the state level. Though Southeast was favored, the Northeast team of coach Bob Heffelfinger made a sun for top honors midway through the competition when Larry West, Dean Strough and Duane West finished 1-2-4 on the trampoline. But defending state champion Jim Daniels of Southeast came back in the next event to capture the blue ribbon in his side horse specialty and then Scott Bloom, Bill Marshall and Jim Unger assured the district crown with a 1-2-3 finish on the high bar. Unger was the winner of the all-around title. Five performers, three from Lincoln High and a pair from Southeast enterd the special category in which they were scored in five of the seven events.

The top three qualified for the state meet, while the first i in each of the regular seven events will compete at a Cornhusker defensive tackle Larry Jacobson (75) makes it difficult for Kansas State quarterback Lynn Dickey (11) to see receivers in the right flat so the Wildcat signal caller fires a pass down the middle over center Steve Beyrle (51). Black Shirts Kept Wildcats in Hole v. 1 4 tf vVc 4 i if" I a pass and Orduna carried the. next five times, getting the final two yards with 13:15 left in the game. On K-State's next play from scrimmage, Morock picked off another of Dickey's passes and returned it 43 yards for the TD, completing the nightmare for the Wildcats.

Nebraska's total offense figure of 361 coming against the Big Eight's best team in total defense with an average of having allowed only 284.9 yards per game, boosted the season yardage total for the Huskers to 4,217. This makes the 1970 team the best offensive team in Husker history, surpassing the 4,040 yards gained by the 1965 outfit. And the 51 points was against a Wildcat team that came into the game with the best record in the Big Eight in defense against scoring, having given up only 14.9 points per game in nine previous outings. Another Husker season record was set by Murtaugh, whose four unassisted tackles gave him a season total of 62 topping the record of 59 set by all-American Wayne Meylan in 1967. While the Huskers sewed up at least a share of.

the Big Eight title and likely made the Huskers No. 1 on the list of selection committees from the three major bowls Cotton, Orange and Sugar they still must defeat Oklahoma, which came from behind to score a 28-24 win over Kansas Saturday, in Lincoln to win the championship outright. The Huskers now stand at 6-0 in the league, 9-0-1 overall, while Oklahoma is 4-1 with Nebraska and Oklahoma State remaining on its schedule. Kansas State has wound up with Big Eight season with a 5-2 mark. The win also extended Nebraska's unbeaten streak to 17 in a row, third best on the Husker all-time chart.

attempt was wide and the Huskers held a 30-7 lead. On the first play after the kickoff, Dickey again found Blahak with a pass and this time the Husker defensive back from Columbus returned it 33 yards to the K-State 12. After two plays still left the Huskers at the 12, Tagge fired a strike to Schneiss, who was alone over the middle, for the TD with 58 seconds still remaining in the period. Rogers' kick made it 37-7. A fumble recovery by Husker defensive end John Adkins two plays later set up another NU touchdown.

Starting at the K-State 36, Tagge hit Ingles with a 14-yard later this week. Floor Exercise 1. George Nlmlc, LHi 2. Duane West, NEi 3. Jim Unger, SE; A.

Alike Ash, SE; 5. Larry West, NE; 4. Dave Bellby, SE; 7. Mike Schuman, NE; 0. Ed Lincoln, E.

Parallel Bars 1. Jim linger, SE; 2. Dave Bellby, SE; 3. Bruce Bunn, NE; 4. Rick Owen, 5.

John Meyerhoff, LH; 4. (tie) Mike Schuman, NE, and Frank O'Connor, LH; 3. (tie) Jerry Dallman, and Tom Staley, LH. Still Rings 1. Scott Bloom, SE; 2.

Tom Larson, SE; 3. Jerry Dallman, 4. Tino Orta, LH; 5. Dale Strough, NE; 4. Richard James, LH; 7.

Don Schmohr, SE; 8. Steve Bryan, E. Trampoline 1. Larry West, NE; 2. Dean Strough, NE; 3.

Ed Lincoln, 4. Duane West, NE; 5. Rob Binger, 6. Doug Dlttoe, LH; 7. Tim Tidball, SE; 8.

Mark Johnson, LH. Side Horse 1. Jim Daniels, SE; .2. Bill Stelnkruger, 3. Steve Dickey, NE; 4.

Roger Beeman, SE; 5. Junior Mar, LH; 4. Mike MeFarland, SE; 7. Dan Stelnkruger, 8. Mike Buckner, Horizontal Bar 1.

Scott Bloom, SE; 2. Bill Marshall, SE; 3. Jim Unger, SE; 4. Mike Schuman, NE; 5. Jerry Dallman, 4.

Dean Strough, NE; 7. Tom Staley, LH; 8. Dow Cessna, E. Tumbling 1, Duane West, NE; 2. Larry West, NE; 3.

Mike Ash, SE; 4. 0Sf Bellby, SEr 5. i'm. U.nflerj SE; 4. Mine Sdhuman, NE; f.

Ed Lincoln, 8. George Nlmlc, LH. Ail-Around I. Jim Unger, SE; 2. Frank O'Connor, LH; 3.

Tom Staley, LH; 4. John Meyerhoff, LH; 5. Gary Jeurlnk, SE. STAFF PHOTO BY JOHN HENNINGS Washburn Ties Chens Leads Jerry Dallman of East High performs on the parallel bars during district gymnastics competition at Southeast High Saturday night. Hiram Scott Nips Wayne State, 147 UNO, Despite Statistics Gap Statistics Washburn UNO First downs 11 21 Rushing yardage 119 247 Passing yardage 92 78 Return yardage 39 92 Passes 4-15-1 10-19-2 Punts 5-34 4-33 Fumbles lost 0 3 FOOTBALL SCORES Wayne scored In the first Kearney St.

Statistics Northern Kearney First downs 13 19 Rushing yardage 148 300 Passing yardage 217 51 Return yardage 118 74 Passes 9-38-3 0-25-1 Punts 1105.2 Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized 70 78 Kearney W) Kearney State's Greg Cheng kicked four field goals and two extra points here Saturday to lead his team to a 26-14 football victory against Northern State pf South Dakota. One of the field goal boots was 51 yards, a Kearney State record. John Makovicka, the nation's leading scorer, ran three yards for a touchdown to set an Kearney State season scoring record of 126 points. Kearney rolled up a 13-0 first-quarter lead and Northern couldn't make up the difference. Northern 0 7 0 7-14 Kearney 13 3 10 0-24 Kea-FG Cheng 61 Kea Nelson 25 pass Interception Statistics Wayne Scott First down 10 12 Rushing yardage 109 91 Passing yardage 44 155 Return yardage S3 72 Passes 14-4-1 24-15-1 Punts Ml .5 Fumbles lost 3" 2 Yards penalized 6 30 Scottsbluff -Hiram Scott and Wayne State, the latter winner of the Nebraska College Conference football title, waged a tough defensive battle Saturday, with Scott winning 14-7.

The game ended the best season in the five-year history of the Scottsbluff school at 6-2-1. Wayne State is 7:2. Dana Downs Doane, 14-2 Yards penalized 58 91 Omaha UP) The University of Nebraska at Omaha got 10 more first downs than Washburn University Saturday, but settled for a 15-15 tie. UNO got 21 first downs to 11 for Washburn and out-gained the visitors 247 to 119 yards on the ground. Washburn led in passing yardage, 92 to 78.

UNO opened scoring in the first quarter when Phil Wise went in on a four-yard run. Bill Walker scored for UNO in the second quarter on a one-yard run. Washburn got its first score in the second quarter on Irv McCoy's 11-yard pass from Dale Bennett. Russ Hill kicked the extra point. Wachhurn 0 7 0 815 quarter with Scott tying it in the second and waiting until the final period to pull the upset.

Tom Lomicky passed 20 yard to Carmen DeFelice for the winning touchdown. Hilary Kowaleski kicked the extra point. Scott scored fts first touchdown left of the first half on a one-yard quarterback sneak by Lomicky. Wayne scored with 25 seconds left in the first quarter on a six-yard pass from Marty Going to Greg Walker. i The winners seemed to get a second wind in ilie third quarter when there were three fumbles on three consecutive plays, with Wayne getting two of them.

Wayne had 10 first downs and Scott 12. Wayne had 175 total offensive yards and Scott 227. Wayne 7 0 0 0-7 Hiram Scott 0 7 0 714 Way Walker 4 pass from Going (Ernst kick) Scott Lomicky 1 run (Kowaleski kick) Scott DeFelice 20 pes from Lomicky (Kowaleski kick) Cont. From Page 1C contest, scoring on its first play from scrimmage and taking a 14-0 first quarter lead and a 21-7 halftime advantage. The plot for the K-State nightmare was set early when Nebraska linebacker and co-captain JerryVrartaugh picked off Dickey's first pass of the afternoon and carried it back 25 yards to the K-State 30.

Then on Nebraska's first offensive play, sophomore Johnny Rodgers took an inside handoff from Tagge and squirted 30 yards for the score with only 2:12 gone in the game. The Husker Black Shirt defensive unit was so superb that it allowed the visitors only one first down in the first quarter and they gave Kansas State that one by jumping offside. Meanwhile, the Huskers were putting another seven points on the board with a 48-yard drive highlighted by a 13-yard Tagge to Schneiss pass. A' Tagge keeper for 16 yards put the ball at the three from where Joe Orduna went over for the first of four touchdowns. The Husker senior, who carried the ball 27 times for 105 yards after fellow I-back Jeff Kinney was hurt early in the game, scored his other TDs on runs of 16, 1 and 2 yards.

But trailing 144), Kansas State pulled back into contention early in the second quarter when Mike Kuhn blocked a Jeff Hughes giving the Wildcats the ball at the NU 23. Set back twice by penalties, it took Kansas State six plays to score with Dickey hitting Mike Montgomery with an eight-yard pitch for the tally with 11:17 left' in the first half. But the Huskers stormed right back, driving 61 yards for a 21-7 margin with Tagge coming up with two big third down passes to tight end Jerry List to keep the drive alive. With a third and six at the NU 43, Tagge found List on a 12-yarder for a first down, then with a third and 13 at the K-State 35, he again hit List with a 19-yarder and a first down at the 16. Orduna then broke three tackles on his 16-yard scoring jaunt on the next play.

Moments later, Kansas State hopes suffered another blow when a Dickey to Montgomery pass in the end zone fell incomplete and Montgomery rushed upfield and grabbed back judge Wayne Cooley, who tossed his red flag and ejected Montgomery from the contest. After Rogers kicked a 23-yard field goal with 8:17 to go in the third quarter, Nebraska turned the game into a rout moments later, scoring twice within 59 seconds. With Kansas State threatening at the Nebraska 27, Blahak pirated a Dickey pass at the 17 and returned it 53 yards to the Kansas State 30. After Orduna raced for 14 and Tagge hit Guy Ingles for seven, Tagge handed off to Orduna four times and to Rodgers once to move the ball to the one. Orduna got the final yard with 1:57 left in the third quarter, but Rogers' conversion Statistics Doane Dana Houston Univ 28, Wyoming 0 Ouachita 27, Sou State, Ark.

7 Rice 18, Texas A8.M 17 Tarleton St. 21, Stephen F. Austin 13 Texas 58, Texas Christian 0 Texas Tech 7, Baylor 3 UTEP 33, Arizona 17 West Adams State 48, Colo School Mln 35 Air Force 31, Stanford 14 Arizona State 37, Utah 14 California 35, San Jose State 28 Calif Western 23, Austin College 21 Chico Slate 55, San Francisco St 10 Colo Stale Unlv 17, Pacific Univ 8 Fresno State 42, Northern Arizona 7 Idaho 42, Utah State 14 Long Beach St 40, Los Angeles St 7 Nevada 23, San Fernando 17 Nevada Southern 38, Montana State 36 New Mexico 51, Brigham Young 8 Mex-Highlands 70, Western St Colo 7 New Mexico St 69, Lamar Tech 37 Northern Colo 55, Ft Hays Kans 34 Oregon State 28, Washington St 16 Washington 41, UCLA 20 Weber State 41, Boise State 7 Copper Bowl Montana Tech 21. Yankton 8 tJlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIII I Mow AFs I Top 20 Fared I. Notre Dame C8-0) def.

GeorgI (8-0) def. TCU, 58-0 3. Ohio State (8-0) def. Purdue, 10-7 4. Nebraska (9-0-1) def.

Kansas State, (9-0) del. Iowa, 55-0 6. Stanford (8-2) lost to Air Force, (8-1) def. SMU, 36-3 8. Auburn (7-2) lost to Georgia, 3M7 9 LSU (7-1) def.

Mississippi 38-7 10. Tennessee (7-1) did not play. II. Arizona State (8-0) def. Utah, 37-14 42.

Mississippi 07-1 def. Chattanooga, 44-7 13. Air Force (9-1) def. Stanford, 31-14 14. San Diego St.

(8-0; played Santa Barbara Saturday night. 15. Dartmouth (8-0) def. Cornell, 24-0 If. Toledo (10-0) def.

Dayton, 31-7 17. UCLA (5-4) lost to Washington, 61-2; 18. USC (5-3-1) did not play. 19. Oreqon (6-3-1) tied Army, 22-22 20.

Kansas State (6-4) lost to Nebraska, 51-13 First downs 8 10 Rushing yardage 92. 112 Passing yardage 34 110 Return yardage 93 28 return (Cheng kick) Kea FG Cheng 35 Nor Wengler 11 pass from Cabler (Andrewiewskl kick) Kea FG Cheng 37 Kea Makovicka 3 run (Cheng kick) Kea FG Cheng 24 Nor Sutton 69 pass from Andrewiewskl (Andrewiewskl kick) UNO 4 9 0 0-15 UNO Wise 4 run (kick failed) UNO Walker one run (pass failed) Wash McCoy 11 pass from Bennett (Hill kick) UNO FG Tichauer 38 Wash Sample one run (Bakalar run) Passes i 4.19-2 7-15-0 Punts 4.33 9-32 Fumbles lost i Yards penalized 30 -25 Blair () Dana College ran up 12 points in the second quarter on two Kirk McLaughlin touchdown passes to down Doane, 14-2, Saturday. After a scoreless first quarter, Dana's Ron Schneider took a nine-yard pass from Kirk McLaughlin to cap a sustained 67-yard drive which covered eight minutes. The next time Dana got the I Huskers Nearing Records In addition to setting three season records in Saturday's 51-13 win over Kansas State, Nebraska's footballers moved close to a number of other marks that could fall this week against Oklahoma. Season records set Saturday were most touchdown passes, 10 by Jerry Tagge, most unassisted tackles, 62 by Jerry Murtaugh and total offensive yardage at 4,217.

Joe Orduna's four touchdowns gave him a career total of 26, only two shy of Bobby Reynolds record. Bill Kosch's two pass interceptions giving him seven for the season leaves him only one away from tie-ing the season mark set by Dana Stephenson last year and the seven team interceptions Saturday tied the record of 27 in one season, also set last year. Nebraska's 20 first downs Saturday also tied the season mark of 228 set a year ago. Paul Rogers' six extra point kicks leaves him only one short of tieing the Big Eight record of 45 in one season, set by Bill Bell of Kansas in 19G8. Peru Bombed By Graceland Statistics Peru Graceland First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage 42 116 Return yardage 40 30 Passes 6-12-1 S-16-1 Punts 7-17 5-29 Fumbles test 4 1 Yards peanlized 10 75 LamonI, Iowa (5) Graceland College won its first football game of the season Saturday as Jerry Acree and Tom Arnold led the way with two touchdowns each to pace a 35-0 victory over Peru State.

Acree ran one and 60 yards for his scores and finished with 136 yards rushing in 13 carries. Peru 0 0 0 00 Grace 7 $13 7-35 Grac Acree 1 run (Robltnon kick) Orac Cotrell run (Arnold kick) Grac Acree 40 run (kick failed) Grac Arnold I pass from Dickeni (Robinson kick) Grac Arnold 15 pas from Dicken (Robinson kick) hi 4 OUR COMPUTE STOCK OF State Colleges Concordia 41, Wesleyan 14 Dana 14, Doane 2 4 Hiram Scott 14, Wayne 7 4 Kearney 26, Northern S.D. 14 Washburn IS, UNO 15 'Northeastern, Okla. 19, McCook JC 8 Graceland 35, Peru 0 Big Eight Nebraska 51, Kansas St Univ 13 Colorado 30, Oklahoma State 6 Iowa State 31, Missouri 19 Oklahoma 28, Kansas 24 East Akron 49, Indiana Pa. 7 Albright 15, Upsala College 7 Amherst 35, Williams Col 7 Army 22, Oregon 22 Boston College 21, Pittsburgh 6 Bucknell 24, Lehigh 20 Coast Guard 27, Lebanon Valley 21 Connecticut 33, Rhode Island 12 Dartmouth 24, Cornell 0 Delaware 51, Boston Unlv 19 Fordham 14, Manhattan 4 Georgetown 21, lone College 19 Gettysburg Col Wagner 0 Harvard 17, Brown 10 Lafayette 31, Vermont 14 Massachusetts 24, New Hampshire 14 Muhlenberg 27, Franklin Mar 21 Pennsylvania 21, Columbia 14 penn State 32, Ohio 22 Rochester 54, Tufts 26 Rutgers 37, Holy Cross 7 Temple 21, Buffalo 8 Vlllanova 14, Navy 10 Yale 27, Princeton 22 South Alabama 32, Miami, Fla Austin Peay 10, Tennessee Tech 4 Duke 42, South Carolina 38 East Carolina 17, Marshall Unlv 14 Florida 24, Kentucky 13 Florida State 34, Virginia Tech 8 Furman Univ 28, Citadel 21 Georgia 31, Auburn 17 Grambllng Col 55, Ncfolk State 13 Louisiana State 38, Mississippi St 7 Louisiana Tech 27, South Mississippi 4 Memphis Stale 51, Wichita State 6 Mississippi 44, Chattanooga 7 Mor eheadState 28, Kentucky State 6 Morgan State 24, Jackson State 21 Murray State 39, Evansville 6 North Carolina 42, Clemson 7 Ouantlco Marine 29, Wise, Superior 18 Richmond 40, Virginia Military 17 SE Louisiana St.

15, St. 7 Southern Unlv 40, Florida, A8.M 19 SW Louisiana 24, NW Louisiana St 21 Syracuse 19, West Virginia 19 Tamoa 48, Idaho St Univ 7 Virginia 12 Wake Forest 16, No Carolina St 13 West Kentucky 14, Butler 0 William Mary 29, Davidson Col 28 Midwest Bethel, Kan 20, Sterling 7 Coe Colleqe 27, Rlpon College 7 Denison Univ 23, Ohio Wes eyan 15 Drake Univ 21, Southern Illinois 9 East Kentucky 9, Indiana State 0 East Michigan 40, Ball State Gustav Adolphus 20, Youngstown 7 Illinois St Univ 17, Bradley 7 Indiana Central 10, Earlham Col 0 Iowa Wesleyan 22, Eureka College 15 Kans State, Pitt 45, Emporia St Col 14 Kansas Wesley 15, Bethany, Kans. 14 Knox College 28, Grinnell Col 25 Lincoln Univ 26, NE Missouri St 15 Louisville 28, Cincinnati 14 Mankato State 57, St Thomas Col 4 McPherson Col 21, TaborO Miami, Ohio 10, Kent State 8 Michigan 55, lowe 0 Minnesota 23, Michigan State 13 Missouri Valley 32, William Jewell 19 Montana 24, So Dakota State 0 Morningside 28, South Dakota 27 Northwestern 21, Indiana 7 Notre Dame 10, Georgia Tech 7 Ohio State 10, Purdue 7 St Louis 17, Washingtn 8. Lee 13 SE Missouri 35, Missouri, Rolla 21 St. Mary, 34, Friends 0 SW Missouri 31, NW Missouri St I Tarklo College 21, Culver-Stockton 12 Toledo 31, Dayton 7.

Wayne St, Mich 12, Central St, Ohio 6 West Texas State 23, Bowling Green 7 West Michigan 38, Northern Illinois 18 Wisconsin 29, Illinois 17 Wittenberg 14, AJhla.id 4 Southwest Abilene 20. Trinity 15 Alcorn 27, Prairie View 3 Arkansan 36, South Methodist 3 Arkansas Stale 27, Texas, Arlington 7 OGtBOn 23" ball, Mike Thompson took a 73-yard pass from McLaughlin to paydirt. RCil CracwteP Doane scored two points on a safety in the final frame when McLaughlin was tackled by Louis Cooper. Dana 'matched the safety when Chris Waper tackled Bill Brown. Doane 0 0 0 22 Tr COLOR TV 1970 MODELS YOUR CHOICE six $IQfloo Styles tJOQ Previous List Prices $698.00 to $795.00 ALL SALE PRICES INCLUDE REGULAR FACTORY 2-YEAR PICTURE TUBE RE-PLACEMENT WARRANTY, PLUS ONE Dana 0 12 214 Dan Schneider 9 pass from McLaughlin (kick failed) Dan Thompson 43 pass from McLaughlin (pass failed) Doa Safety, McLaughlin tackled by Cooper In end zone Dan Safety, Brown tackled by Wagner In end zone NBA Baltimore 122, Boston 101 New York 126, Philadelphia 94 Chicago 120, Atlanta 116 Milwaukee 116, Buffalo 107 ABA Kentucky 149, Texas 132 Viginia 119, Floridians 97 Utah 106, Pittsburgh 102 Indiana 128, Carolina 119 NHL Pittsburgh 6, California 1 Tronto 3, Boston 2 Chicago 2, New York 1 Minnesota 3, Vancouver 3 St.

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(KLIN). Pro Football Kansas City v. Pittsburgh, Noon, followed by New York Jets v. Los Angeles, 3 p.m. (3).

Pro Football Washington v. New York Giants, Noon (6-10). Bob Devaney Show 10:30 p.m. (7-10). Bike Ride A bicycle ride for anyone interested will be held today at 2 p.m.

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