Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 38

2 October 25, 1970 Lincoln Sunday Journal and SU 7-1 7J7 Defense Fuelled 1 Blitz start, was 10-13 for 157 yards at the intermission. Pounds was just 2-9 with two tosses intercepted and had yet to connect with either Graham or split end Hermann Eben, his two leading receivers. Things balanced out as Devaney sent 59 players into action in the second half and the Cowboys finally got their high-octane passing game going. Pounds hit Eben for 10 and 35-yard touchdowns and Graham for an 84-yard scoring strike on the game's final play i ft s- 'f 1 i A A If A I 1 (if I Cont. From Page IE From that point on the Corn-huskers put everything together.

The Black Shirts held Oklahoma State without a first down on their next six possessions before intermission They gave the offense good field position and Brownson knew what to do with it. In rapid succession the Corn-huskers drove: From their own 25 to the Cowboy 25 where Paul Rogers kicked a 42-yard field goal. From their own 48 to a touchdown on Brownson's yard pass to Guy Ingles. From midfield for. a two-yard scoring plunge by Joe Orduna.

For a 66-yard scoring punt return by Johnny Rodgers, and From their own 28 to the O-State 24 where Rogers booted a ,1 41-yard field goal as the clock ran At that point the Cornhuskers had 18 first downs and the 1 Cowboys just two. Nebraska had amassed 316 yards in total offense and Oklahoma State just 43. Brownson, getting his second "They put us in a hole early," Chaffee said. "It seemed we were trying to get out most of the game. "But Young and Colvert deserve a lot of credit They are seniors and have played good ball all four years.

Colvert not only intercepted two passes but also batted two more down that might have been good for touchdowns." Chaffee also was quick to praise his team for not letting up. Jewell 7 0 0 Wesleyan 0 0 14 jew Geer 3 run (Womack kick) Wes Shibata 3 run (Boali kick) Wes Young 80 blocked tield return (Boals kick) 0-7 0-14 goal Be Wrong Pat Brown picks up eight and Dave yards on this early third period play before Joe (hidden) Morock (43) make a gang tackle on him. Help Wesleyan To 14-7 Triumph Breaks Statistics Jeewell Wesley First Downs 9 8 Rushing yardage 155 112 Passing yardage 94 36 Return yardage 99 116 Passes 9-22-2 2-8-0 Punts 5-43 8-35 Fumbles lost 3 2 Yards penalized 30 15 By STEVE GILLISPIE Nebraska Wesleyan only had three good breaks Saturday night against William Jewell at Magee Stadium. But those three breaks helped the Plainsmen defeat the Cardinals, 14-7, in a tough defensive game. Wesleyan's three breaks were two pass interceptions and one blocked field goal attempt.

Jewell was leading at the time, 7-0. Wesleyan took eight plays to score with Rick Shibata going over for the touchdown. Rick Boals converted on the extra point attempt to tie the game 7-7. Colvert's other interception came late in the game. The Cardinals had a first and goal on the nine when Colvert made his interception in the end zone.

NWU then ran out the clock to end the ball game. Plainsman coach Harold Chaffee said the game made him a little "We had some anxious UNO Squeezes Past Ft. Hays, moments during the last few minutes," Chaffee said. "We really earned this game. "It seemed like we -were in the hole all night.

Every time the ball would bounce, it seemed to go William Jewell's way. Every time that is except when Young blocked the field goal attempt." An example was a 67-yard punt by the Cardinals which moved the ball from their own 19 to the Wesleyan 14. Another time a William Jewell punt seemed bounding towards the end zone when it took a bad bounce out of bounds at NWU's three. May By 1 (s 1 '-Xi i ft Filipi Run Peps Hastings, 12-7 liiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiitjiuiijMniniuiiuufliiiiyniiiiuu 'tis. Rockets Dum ByGI Statbtlct Ol LNB First downs 14 7 Rushing yardage 181 121 Passing yardage 93 23 Return yardage 55 62 Passes 10-17-1 4-17-2 Punts Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 40 40 By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Grand Island piled up a 17-0 lead before a sputtering Lincoln Northeast offense got unpacked to claim a 17-6 Trans-Nebraska Conference football victory at Seacrest Field Saturday night.

Northeast was unable to register a single first down during the first half of play and garnered but one in the third quarter. With five minutes left In the game the Capital City Rockets had managed just 39 yards, total yards on the ground. Then coach Bob Els' crew finally came to life in a determined drive Northeast marched 96 yards to pay dirt, picking up six first downs along the way. But it was too 1 a e. Grand Island, capitalizing on a blocked punt in the first quarter and a 22-yard field goal just before the halftime gun, already had victory assured.

But it was too late. Grand After Northeast's third unsuccessful possession in the first quarter, Grand Island's Ron Albee crashed through to block a punt and give coach Orv Qualsett's Islanders the ball on the Rockets' 19 yard line, lrtrn nlave lofpr niiarfprharlt t-J Randv Evans sneaked in from one yard out and Joel split the uprights to give the visitors a 7-0 lead. In the second stanza Northeast had a golden opportunity go down the drain. Ken Hippie picked off a Grand Island screen pass and rambled down to the Islanders three yard line before he was collared. But the Rockets were offside on the first play, setting them back to the eight, and on the next fumbled the ball away.

Grand Island drove out of danger Rafter an exchange 01 PUntS gained We nail on US ow 31 with just a minute re- maimng. The Islanders got off nine plays and moved the ball to the Northeast six before calling time out with one second left. Then Elson banged through a field goal to raise the margin to 10-O. Grand Island opened the fourth quarter with a sustained 80-yard march to its final A. T.

lOUCnUUWIl. It was onto after the ensuing RICKOtt. Wnicn SUDDea awav from safety Randy Schlegel and out of bounds at the Northeast four, that the Rockets came to life. With Schlegel and Ron Anderson showing their most determined running of the night the Rockets went the length of the field in 18 plays to score. Schlegel carried six times and caught the only pass thrown during the march, while Anderson packed the ball seven times, including a final two-yard burst for the TD with just over a minute remaining, Grand Island Lincoln Northeast 7 3 7-17 i 0 0 Gl Evans 1 run (Elson kick) Gl Elton 22 field goal Gl Loewensteln 2 run (Elson kick) LME-vXnderson 2 run (kick failed) Seward 19, Waverly 12 Seward 13 0 4-19 Waverly 0 0 0 1212 Seward Schult, 30 pasa from Krull) Krull run; Diltmenn, 35 rvn PAT MwJCeriyC- Wllhelm, 4 runt Warner recovered fumble In end lone.

Columbus Scotus 42, David City Aquinas 0 Columbua Scotus 0 22 20 David City Aquinas 0 0 0 trntm Briaat (3) 0-42 00 2, 1, II runs) LlSi (2). Curlej, 1 run. PAT List 12 runs) Rowland, pat from Briggi. Turman Passes Lift Chadron Statlstict Chadron Peru rir' Rushlnfl yardage 1" Passing yardage 233 Bturn vardaae i et nMiin. 21 4 17 102-2 10-31 1 40 Pesie.

15-27-2 Punts Fumble lest Yards penalized 1" Peru W)- Quarterback Tim Turman passed for four touchdowns here Saturday as the Eagles of Chadron crushed Peru 53-7. Chadron 14 20 1 t-ii Pint 7 0 0 0-7 Chad Tullo 33 pas from Turman (Kearn kick) Chad Watson 75 aunt return (Krn pfru Oesblen 72 run (Cotton klckl Chad Watson 41 pasl from Turman (Kick failed) Chad Grant 31 run (Kearnt kick) Chad Tulle I pas from Turman (Keern kick) Chad Tullo 1 from TurmtA (kick failed) aMrrew 39 run Kir rana? rant 4 run (Kearngvckj ped as the Cowboys retaliated. Ironically, 31 points would have won any of the last eight games the Cowboys lost to Nebraska. The Cornhuskers matched the Oklahoma State, production with some more fireworks' of their own, however. i Rogers hiked his career field goal total to 22 with a 38-yard boot, Jeff Kinney plunged two yards, Woody Cox hauled in a 26-yard pitch from Jerry Tagge and John Decker raced 73 yards with an interception of a Pounds screen pass to add', to the whopping Nebraska score.

The fourth-ranked Cornhuskers compiled some impressive statistics of their own as they hiked their record to 6-0-1 and became the only unbeaten team remaining in Big Eight play. Brownson and Tagge again offered evidence that they're the greatest 1-2 quarterback punch In the country as Brownson went 11-15 and Tagge 8-12 for 275 total air yards. Rodgers accounted for 240 yards in rushing, receiving and returns for his biggest day as he hiked his scoring string to seven games. Little-used sophomore Bill Olds emerged as the Cornhuskers' leading rusher as he bulled for 62 yards in seven carries in a relief role at fullback. And Rogers delivered his best kicking since the Sun Bowl game as he accounted for 15 points and boomed 7 of his 11 kickoff3 into the end zone to keep the Cowboys penned deep in their own territory.

Nebraska risks its unbeaten conference mark and major bowl Invitation at Colorado next week. Scouts from the Cotton, Sugar and Gator Bowls were duly impressed by the Big Red Saturday. At this point, at least, the Cornhuskers and Notre Dame have to rank as the hottest items in the Bowl market. McCook Blanks Pratt JC, 16-0 Statistics McC. Pratt First downs 19 7 Rushing yards 210 Passing yard 157 45 9-27-5 FumblH lost 1 I Yards penalized 10 51 McCook Held scoreless through the first quarter, McCook Junior College erupted for two touchdowns in the second period and went on to blank Pratt JC of Kansas, 164, Saturday night.

WcCook 0 14 0 2-14 Pratt 0 0 00 AcCook Kosch, 17 pass from DIVIncenio Kosoh kick). 7 McCook Blake, 2 run (Koseh kick) McCook Duncan tackled In end zont for safety. Late Splurge Sinks Scotties Statistics Mankato H.Scott 11 is 113 149 161 122 156 89 12-27-4 947.1 0 75 raising yaroag Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yard penalized Scottsbluff (Si Mankato, Minn, waited until after the half to come from behind and shock Hiram Scott, scoring two touchdowns in the third quarter and another in the fourth to win, 21-13, Saturday. Mankato 0 14 711 Hiram Scott 0 7 013 felCed)Knndy 15 r0m JV (klclt Scott-Rlgney 65 run (Kowileskl kick) Mankato Carr 2 run (Healy kick) Mankato Malmsfrom 10 pas from Marks (Healy kick) Mankato Kapltan pas from Mark (Healy kick) McKenzie Still Rasslin' OiamJ) Tex McKenzie retained his Midwest championship Saturday night at Pershing Auditorium, winning by disqualification over Paul (Butcher) Vachone. In other matches on Saturday night's pro rasslin' card, Reggie Parks used an airplane spin to dispose of Dave Cox, Stan Polasky stopped Black Jack Daniels, and Wee Willie Wilson and Cowboy Lang won the midget tag team match oVr Little Bruiser and the Mighty Atom, taking two falls out of threej "J' University of Nebraska coaches have never been particularly fond of the Big Eight and NCAA 1.6 rule which limits athletic -scholarships to those who "predict" to be at least 1.6 students in college.

They feel that high school class rank and test scores don't necessarily, give a complete picture of a youngster's ability to do college work. Lee Harris, who two years ago played a major role as Omaha Central snapped Lincoln Northeast's lengthy winning streak in the state basketball tournament, is a case in point. He was a "non-predictor" and as such was ineligible even to practice with the freshman team when he enrolled at the University of Nebraska last year. Lee scored ail of his points last year in the classroom, compiling an excellent 3.2 grade average. With that behind him he's back in basketball togs again, bidding for a spot on the Cornhusker varsity.

Having missed a full year of competition hasn't helped Lee, but Cornhusker coach Joe Cipriano likes the 6-3 sophomore's quickness. Plunkett Plugged Notes and quotes collected while listening to the drums starting to beat for all-America and Heisman Trophy awards: Stanford sports publicity director Bob Murphy, who protested before the season that "my title is sports information director, Statistics Doan Hastings First downs 16 12 Rushing yards 95 109 Passing yards 171 165 Passes 15-24-2 10-22-1 Punts Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized 53 45 Crete Gary Filipi plunged over from one yard out midway through the second quarter, capping an 80-yard Hastings drive and giving the Broncos a 12-7 Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference victory over Doane here Saturday afternoon. The victory, Hastings' first over the Tigers in six years, gave the Broncos a 5-1 season record with a 3-1 mark in the conference, good enough for third place. Doane is now 4-3 on the season with a 1-2 NIAC showing. Hastings scored first in the game taking a 6-0 lead on a 61-yard pass play from quarterback Gary Bendinger to George Watson with less than two minutes gone in the i quarter.

But after Bendinger's point after attempt failed, Doane struck back, moving from its own 24-yard line to paydirt in 13 plays with sophomore Bill Brown taking a 10-y a pass Don Forsytlie side. He had a short trial on ieni ngnuuuiuer nuuy nintcr really ambidextrous, however. a youngster he threw the ball and plays football Iefthanded. Oklahoma State fullback FOOTBALL City High Schools Grand Island 17, Northeast 6 State High Schools Seward 19, Waverly 12 0. Holy Name 7, 0.

Pop Paul VI 0 Hardy 72, Byron 40 Columbus Scotus 42, DC Aquinas 0 State Colleges Chadron 53, Peru 7 Dana 19. Midland 0 Hastings 12, Doane 7 Wayne 24, Kearney 0 Maato state 21, Hiram scott coi HWfl 01 Cnrt Uiue Van 1A Wesleyan 14, William Jewell 7 Mccook 16, Pratt 0 Concordia 55, Sioux Falls 12 N. E. Oklahoma 41, Fairbury 6 Big Eight Kansas 24, Iowa State 10 Kansas State 19, Oklahoma 14 Missouri 30, Colorado 14 Nebraska 65, Oklahoma State 31 East Boston Unlv 21, Rhode Island 0 Bucknell 30, Lafayetta 2( Colgate 10, Brown 6 Columbia 30, Rutgers 14 Connecticut 21, Massachusetts 21 Dartmouth 37, Harvard 14 Fordham 20, lona College 0 Georgetown 35, Manhattan 0 Hotstra Unlv 34, Vermont 17 Indiana Pa. 41, Slippery Rock John Carroll 25, Allegheny 14 Kings Col, Pa 49, Niagara Unlv 14 Lehigh 34, Gettysburg Col 15 Maine 42, C.

W. Post 8 New Hampshire 3, Northeastern 7 Al7u Penn State 38, Army 14 Syracuse 23, Navy 8 CroM 14 South Citadel 56, Virginia Military 9 Duke 21, Clemson 10 Florida State 21, South Carolina 13 Furman 18, Chattanooga 16 Georgia 19, Kentucky 3 Georgia Tech 20, Tulane 6 Grambllng Col 27, Jackson State 7 Louisiana State 17, Auburn 9 Middle Tenn St 44, Austin Peay 0 Mississippi 26, Vanderbilt 16 Mississippi St 51, South Mississippi 15 Morehead State 31, Tennessee Tech 10 Morgan State 34, Delaware State 6 No Carolina St 6, Maryland NW Louisiana St. 20, Louisiana Tech 7 Richmond 38. East Carolina 12 South Caro St 13, Albany St, Ga 10 Tamoa 33, xavier 10 TtfZrMZFt! Virginia Teen 31, Buftaio i Wake Forest 14, North Carolina 13 West Virginia 24, Colo State Unlv 21 West Kentucky 19, East Kentucky 7 West Michigan 34, Marshall Unlv 3 Midwest Augustana, S.D. 22, So Dakota State I Central Col Iowa 35, Wartburg 7 Cincinnati 29, Ohio 21 Cornell College 3, Coe College 2 Dayton 14, Akron 6 Denlson Unlv 40, Oberlln College 7 Drake Unlv 28, Western Illinois 24 Earlham Col 12, Hanover Col 7 Evansville 14, DePauw Unlv 3 Ferris State 47, Ill-Chicago 0 Grinnell Col 22, Beloit College 21 Gustav Adolphus 44, St Thomas Col 14 Hamline Univ 7, MacAlester 0 Huron College 20, Bethel, Minn.

14 Lincoln Univ 27, NW Missouri St 17 Luther College 16, Upper Iowa 7 Mankato State 21, Hiram Scott Col 13 Miami, Ohio 7, Bowling Green 3 Michigan 39, Minnesota 13 Michigan State 37, Iowa 0 Michigan Tech 35, Bemldll State 8 Missouri, Rolla 14, SW Missouri 14 Monmouth Cel 14, Knox College 13 Montana 35, South Dakota 7 Mount Union 49, Hiram College 23 No Dakota St 43, Northern Iowa 10 NE Missouri St 21, Cent Missouri St 21 North Dakota 30, Mornlngside 18 Northern Illinois 31, Ball State 14 North Michigan 13, Quantlco Marin i Norttiwestern 38, Purdue 14 Ohio Northern 10, Ashland Ohio State 48, Illinois 29 Parsons College 3, Wayne St, Mich 0 Rlpon College 20, Lawrence Univ 7 St Cloud State 35 Stat 0 St. Mary, 24, Sterling 0 St Olaf College 30, Carleton College 13 St Procoplus Col 20, Eureka College 7 SE Missouri 48, Bradley 0 So. Illinois 45, Illinois St. U. 24 Tarklo Colleqe 27, Cent Methodist 14 Toledo 34, Kent State 17 Valparaiso 30, Washington, Mo.

3 William Penn 27, Buena Vista 20 Wittenberg 21, Baldwin-Wallace 14 Southwest Alabama 30, Houston Unlv 21 Arizona State 42, UTEP 13 Arkansas 62, Wichita St. 0 Baylor 29, Texas 24 E. Texas St. 34, Stephen F. Austin 25 Howard Peyn 38, Tarleton Stat 21 Memphis State 28, No.

Texas St. 7 Sam Houston St 25, SW Texas Stat 24 SW Louisiana 15, Lamar Tech Texas 38, Rice 21 Texas Ted) 14, South Methodist 10 Trinity 24, Texas, Arlington 0 West Air Fore 35, Boston College 10 Brlqham Young 27, Utah Stat 20 Cal-Davli 13, San Francisco California 45, Washington St, 0 Idaho 17, Portland State 16 Idaho St Univ 30, Wsber Stat 14 Montana Stat 28, Northern Arizona I New Mexico 17, Wyoming 7 Mex-Hlghlands 51, West NW Mex 14 Oregon 10, Southern Cal 7 St Mary's, Cal. 12, San Diego 7 Stanford 9, UCLA 7 Utah 24, Arizona 0 Washington 29, Oregon Stat 20 Washington St 41, California 0 NBA Detroit 114, Buffalo Houston 113, Atlanta 109 Milwaukee 122, Baltimore 120, 2 ots, San Francisco 118, Portland 115 San Diego 116, Philadelphia 111 ABA Kentucky 131, Pittsburgh 120 Virginia 108, Memphis 102 Utah 124, Indiana lis NHL Chicago 1, Toronto 0 Los Angeles 3, St Louis 1 Montreal 3, Philadelphia 1 New York 4, MlnnMote I CHL Omaha Tuls 3 ft.llaa 9. Amarlllfl Oklahoma ClhtJ Fori Worth 0 Foil William Jewell tried a 23-yard field goal with one second remaining in the third quarter and the score tied 7-7. NWU right linebacker Tom Young broke through and blocked the attempt.

The ball bounced in front of Young who picked it up and ran 80 yards for the touchdown. The two pass interceptions were instrumental in first putting the Plainsmen in position for their initial score, then stopping a Cardinal Drive. Jerry Colvert intercepted a William Jewell pass in the third quarter on the Cardinals' 43 and returned to the 28.. William Colle from another sdphomore, Leonard King, for the score. Kevin Hunt's conversion gave the Tigers a 7-6 edge with 5:15 remaining in the opening quarter.

The winning Hastings drive came in the second period, starting at the Hastings 20. Filipi's plunge followed 16 plays later. Again the conversion attempt, this time a faked kick with Bendinger trying to find Jim Gessford in the end zone for two, failed. Neither team could score in the second half although Doane managed to get inside Hastings' 10 yard line twice and had a late drive snuffed out by Dick Metz' second interception of the a with 38 seconds left. Hastings 4 0 012 Doane 7 0 0 07 Has Watson 61 (kick failed) pais from Bendinger Doane Brown 10 pan from King (Hunt kick) Has Flllpl 1 run (past failed) knee.

Dan Ernst boosted the Wayne total by kicking three times for extra points and booting a field goal. Kearney struck Into Wayne territory only twice during the game, and had no first downs in the first half. Wayne 14 0 7-24 Kearney 0 0 0 00 Wayne Yatea 7 pai from Going (Ernst kick) Wayne Roberts 21 pass from Cotng (Ernst kick). Wayne FO Ernst 35. Wayne-Luedtke 1 run (Emit kick).

shots gave him 12 for the year a school record. He hit on throws of 35, 29, 28 and 25 yards. Sioux Falls Concordl 14 (run failed) 0 0 6-12 14 7 13 2155 past from M. Gry Con Naber 35 past from Olesselmann (Schmlt kick) Cen priding 71 pas from Glesselmsnn (Schmlt kick) Con Ptdersen run (Schmlt kick) Con Nabef 25 past from Olesselmann (Schmlt kick) Con Oanlelctvk 2 pas Olesselmann (kick failed) Con Reus 12 pas from Taub (kick failed) S.F. Cleveland 4 past from M.

Gary (run failed) Con Weber I pasi from Taub (Schmidt kick) ConT, Marty 24 fumblt turn moriocH pas irorn eiecM t3j not campaign manager," when others in his business had already launched campaigns for Heisman' Trophy candidates has issued a slick promotional folder on the qualifications of quarterback Jim Plunkett. The Football Writers' all-America checklist includes Cornhuskers Bob Newton, Joe Orduna and Jerry Murtaugh. Newton is playing left offensive tackle for the Cornhuskers because he's Iefthanded and he feels more comfortable handling Statistic UNO Ft. Hays First Downs 19 Rushing yardage 273 Passing yardage 93 Return yardage 109 Passes 8-19-1 Punts 7-39 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 85 Hays, Kan. JP) A blocked kick for a point-after-touchdown and an unsuccessful run in a try for a two-pointer proved costly for Fort Hays State here Saturday as the University of Nebraska at Omaha squeezed out a 21-19 Rocky Mountain Conference victory.

Bill Kozel blocked the first try for a conversion as the hosts jumped off to a 12-0 lead in the first quarter. The scores came on short runs by Jon Douglas and Dennis Browne. Rocco Gonnella put UNO on the board in the second period on a one-yard run. Phil Wise added the Indians' other two on runs of 11 and 40 yards. Fred Tichauer kicked all of UNO's extra points.

UNO 0 7 14 0-21 Ft. Hays 12 0 0 7-19 FH Douglas 2 run (kick failed) FH Browne 4 run (run failed) UNO Gonnella 1 run (Tlchautr kick) UNO-Wls 11 run (Tichauer kick) UNO Wis 40 run (Tichauer kick) Dana Blanks Midland, 19-0 Statlitlct Dana Midland First Downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized is 6 191 95 61 75 72 40 22 4-14 3 1 10 Fremont US) -Dana College scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, after getting a singleton in the third period, to bomb Midland, 19-0, Saturday. After a scoreless first half, Ron Schneider plunged over from the one in the third period to bring the crowd to its feet. A pass for two points failed. In the last quarter, Terry Trofholz ran for 50 yards, but again a pass failed for the extra points.

Bill Sorenson plunged over from the one, with Dan Jackson kicking the extra point. Dan 0 0 4 13-19 Midland 0 0 0 00 Dana Schneider 1 run (pass failed) Dana Trofholz 50 run (pass failed) Dana Sorenson 1 run (Jackson kick) Midget Football Today's Schedule CLASS A AT PIUS Fir Dept. v. Roberts, 12:30 p.m. Leon v.

Sec. Mutual, 1:30 p.m. Exec. Club v. Police 2:30 p.m.

Elks Club v. Lin. Welding, 3:30 p.m. CLASS 8 AT LINCOLN HIGH Club v. Lin.

Welding, 12:30 p.m. Fir Dept. v. Roberts, 1:30 p.m. Leon v.

See, Mutual, 2:30 p.m. Exec. Club v. Police 3:30 p.m. CLASS AT SHERMAN FIELD Exec.

Club v. Folic 12:30 EIH Club V. Lin. Welding, 1:30 p.m. Fire Dept.

Roberta, 2:30 p.m. Leon v. Sec. Mutual, 3:30 p.m. 54 15 vi the assignments on the left the right side last spring before coach Carl Selmer twitched Going's Passes Boost Wayne to Win, 240 nun oacK iu me leu sine ana to the right side.

Newton is When he played baseball as righthanded. But he eats, writes Statistic Wayne Kearney First Downs 18 5 Rushing yardage 235 52 Passing yardage 53 57 Return yardage 72 114 Passe 4-1M 7-22 Punts Fumbles lost 1 4 Yards penalized 51 20 Kearney Wr-Wayne quarterback Marty Going passed for two touchdowns Saturday as Wayne State defeated Kearney 24-0 in a college football game. Going left the game in the third quarter with an injured Concordia Rolls, 55-12 He's not quite tackle size yet, but Sterling's Cal Christine is packing a lot more muscle this year as he bids for a spot on the Cornhusker basketball team. The 6-7 sophomore played freshman ball at 190 pounds and is now up to 215 after working with weights to improve his strength. Cass Likes Nebraska Turf Oklahoma State football coach Floyd Gass told Cornhusker coach Bob Devaney Friday night that Nebraska's AstroTurf surface is the best he's seen.

"We've played at Houston and Arkansas, but I like this a lot better. It's a lot softer," claims Floyd. Gass and everybody else connected with the O-State program can't conceal their exuberation over the Cowboys' fine freshman team. With a 56-0 win over Arkansas and a 54-20 win over Kansas State the Cowboys appear to have a lot of help on the way for the varsity. Don't feel sorry for Cornhusker assistant John Melton.

He may be "forced" to take another trip to Las Vegas this winter. John did most of the leg work in recruiting quarterback David Humm and there's another top prospect at the same address in Tom Humm. Tom has been the standout for a Gorman H.S. club which was unbeaten at mid-season. Former Pius quarterback Joe Glenn is having a big year as a split end at South Dakota.

Joe is the top receiver on the club and caught a pair of touchdown passes from Scottsbluff's Tom Engleman in a win over arch-rival South Dakota State. Oakland Raiders linebacker Dan Connors on ex-teammate Chip Oliver, who has joined a hippie colony: "I like Chip, but I regard life as a card game and I don't think Chip got 9 full deck." Statistics lloux Falls Concordia First Down Rushing yardag Passing yardag Return yardag Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yard penalized 18 95 0 105 27 148 219 51 15-24-0 3-36 1 55 Seward () Rod Gicssclmann passed for four touchdowns and his second string replacement, Tim Taube, tossed for two more here Saturday night as Nebraska Concordia rolled over Sioux Falls, S.D., College 55-12. Giessclmann's four scoring )h.