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12 Lincoln Evening Journal Nebraska State Journal Dec. 23, 1970 P.M. Milf ord Veteran Earns Pren Award I i(fT5 May Be Wrong Vacation Recreation Slate Set Big Eight Colorado 617, Tex Tectl UCLA U. Missouri 75 All-Stars Feature Neiv Look i isr RS 1 State High Schools i 1 JBy Don Forsytlie Journal Sports Editor By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Rob Ketterer, Lincoln Northeast This sophomore guard only icored two Dointfl acrninct T.fnnnln Fremont 7a, Beatrice 53 Stanton 59, Laurel 57 Valentine 65, O'Neill 51 Arnold 48, Hershey 6) Silver Creek 66, Monroe 33 Axtell 58, Bladen 51 A secondary school toys' Christmas vacation recreation Milford's Steve Anderson had High, but they came, on a shot -i .11 Elkhorn 58, Fremont Bergen 55 i busv weekend. After it was that just beat the buzzer with the New York (UPI) "New pivgldin xi tui scwuuaij uum.

mccooI Junction 65, Milligan 61 schools starting Wednesday over the Eagles had their fifth score Ued at S3311 10 6ive North- faces" would be an appropriate straight basketball victory and east 8 "-P0" triumph. and ending Jan. 2 has been Greeiey spaidin Atkinson West Holt ng Academy 47 73, Lynch 7: Mark Hoops, Byron Though title for the 1970 United Press Anderson had earned himself 1 it- t. 1 Tt: 1 rwiUll Plover nf Wire ule Dau S3 IOr JUSt Uiree Tekamah 58, Oakland 55 Thedford 66, Artselmo-Marna 44 0. Paul VI tS, West Point CC 57 Leigh 40, Howellt sei up.

Boya from the secondary schools are invited to partici-nate in the program at any of luimuuuuu muuudt rwuMu yy quarters, this 6-2 senior pumped Conference All-Star team an MfHsb in 26 points and grabbed 11 which was announced Tuesday Mdford Dennv rebounds in leading his club to wmcn was announcea mesaay. "But be was a 80-74 win over Hardy. Other Colleges the SChOOl gyms. Team, as Well Colorado St. U.

63, Denver 58 as individual games, will be in- gSSSj fT0" 51 eluded in the program. Quali- Michigan St. tS, Central Michigan 75 i v. Indiana 111, Butler tied recreation personnel will be Boston college 69, st. John's 66 tfJn ot 4V.

a mrme in nr. Massachusetts 87, Hofstra 60 Although the shifting of three actually refusing real good teams to the AFL made some shots in our early games in changes automatic, the turn- Javor Passing off to a Jerry Slater, Holdrege Had his biggest night of the season to date 30 points and 19 rebounds in 65-52 victory over Gothenburg. Rick Kotschwar, Farnam This tCHIUUKUC. 1 A over was unusual on offense ancuuauv-c av uiv 6J" Maryland 80, Tampa 72 Anderson responded to the coaching suggestion that he as only two of the 11 players guard Tom Mack and tackle southpaw couldn't miss on his shoot a little more by pouring faVorite jump shot N. State 77, Davidson 64 Duke 70, Dayton 64 Drake 83, Minnesota 66 Vanderbilt 130, Mississippi 112 LSU 113, Cal State 94 Ford ham 85, Miami, Fla.

83 Duquesne 90, Steubenvllle 50 New Mexico 72, New Mexico St. as he Bob Brown of Los Angeles in 21 points Friday night against registered 30 points in a 71-52 win ganize and supervise an activities. Boys who have special interests in wrestling, gymnastics, and body conditioning may attend programs at any of the four senior high schools during the afternoon hours. Central and 25 in a Saturday over Bartley. 66 Utah 105, Nortn Carolina 86 St.

iFranels, Pa 89, Tennessee Tech Mark Riescbl, Omaha Paul VI A 6-6 center, Rieschl fired in 34 points in an 81-53 romp over Columbus Scotus. Steve Wendt, Giltner His two night game with Centennial. "He was 50 percent from the field and 80 percent from the line," Bargen added. "But it wasn't just his shooting that Loyola (Los Angeles) 63, Cincinnati 61 Loyaola (Chicago) 82, Cornell 63 repeated this season. Things were a little more normal on defense as seven of the 11 All-Stars repeated but the four new players made a total of 13 different selections out of the 22 All-Stars.

The team was selected by a nationwide, panel of 36 sportswriters and broadcasters from the 13 NFC cities. The too vote getter on of rrv, at tVia eeorge Williams IU4, werro siaie The swimming pools at tne 85, No. Arizona four senior high schools will be vjna swiiCtara 67 Open during the afternoon hours Washington St. 90, Nevada-Reno 68 for co-recreational swimming. The program Schedule: Michigan 94, Wyoming 76 helped.

He still had nine assists, 1ft remaining assured a 54-51 victory, came up with 10 defensive for GUtner over Bradshaw. -steals and had 15 rebounds." Jeff Anderson, BurweU Others Vuhn Viarl AirMandinrr enoinoorort 'a fmifrii- va 4. 11. 1 in i tonsouiiun California 77, Harvcrd 74 games and deserve special Quarter scoring spree to lead his LaillDUS Olieen iw Dec. 24 no program; Dec.

25 no pro-Oram; Dec. 26-9 to 11:30 a.m.; Dec. 27 MINERAL WATER BOWL CLASSIC Championship club past Wood River, 62-52. Jeff mention include: no program; Dec. 289 to 11:30 a.m.; 1 to 3:30 D.m.i Dec.

29 to 11:30 a.m.. Mo. Southern 80, Ottaway 65 consoianon 1 to 3:30 p.m.; Dec. 309 to 11:30 a.m., 1 to 3:30 p.m.; Dec. 319 to 11:30 a.m., Missourl-KC 98, Doane 94 1 to 3:30 p.m.; Jan.

1 no program; HILLYARD CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Jan. 29 to 11:30 a.m. cnampionjmp Mo. Western 97, Rockhurst 88 Consolation Tarkio 71, Mo. Valley 64 nad 24 points.

George Hendricksen, Oconto He had a career best performance of 21 points and 17 rebounds in leading Oconto to a 52-47 win over Brady. Charlie Buckingham, Crawford His hook shot with five seconds left pulled Crawford from behind to a 64-63 victory over Gordon. Buckingham also had high point honors for the game with 20 Nancy Lee Sahs, a 21-year-old junior from Lincoln at the University of Nebraska, is one of five finalists in the Campus Queen contest Conducted annually by Sport Magazine. Pictures of the five finalists will be carried in- the February issue of the magazine and the winner will be selected by readers', votes. Playoffs May Go Overtime Women's Volleyball Tuesday's Results Red Hot Mammas 16-18-15, Bouncers 14-15-16; Walker Tire 17-8-12, Ringland Barber 9-19-9; Waverly 14-4-12, Officials 5-13-9; French Cleaners 15-20, Odds Si Ends 11-18; Hy Gain Road Runners 20-20, Union Gang 11-18.

Fights By The Associated Press SAO PAULO, Braill Joao Henrique, Brazil, knocked out Mario Molina, Chile, -3; Henrique retained South American junior welterweight title. It may be beginning to look a lot like Christmas musically, but Tuesday's mail made it look a lot like New Year's on the sports desk. Arriving in a virtual dead heat were the Orange Bowl press books from Nebraska, LSU and the Orange Bowl itself. The more one reads, sees or hears about the Tigers, the more he comes to realize the quality of the Orange Bowl contest. LSU's Charley McClendon observes, "this might be remembered as one of our best teams because of the Southeastern Conference championship, the way we handled Ole Miss and the fact we were the nation's leader in rushing defense (52.2) for the second straight year." A quick glance through the LSU press book shows that only one team, Baylor, was able to move the ball for more than 100 yards on the ground against LSU and the Bears gained just 104.

Notre Dame led the nation in total offense going i into the LSU game and got only 78 yards on the ground and 149 through the air against the solid defense of the Tigers. In contrast, the Cornhuskers were held to less than 200 yards on the ground just once getting only 179 against Kansas State. i Rogers-Lumpkin Duel Possible Notes and quotes collected while wondering if the Orange Bowl might develop into a battle between Nebraska's Paul Rogers and LSU's Mark Lumpkin. The two senior kickers have amazingly similar career records. Rogers is 92-100 in extra points and Lumpkin 92-102.

Paul has a 24-51 career field goal record as compared to Lumpkin's 21-43. Rogers appears to have more range, however; with a 55-yard Held goal his longest. The LSU statistics available don't indicate Lumpkin's longest kick, but the school record of 46 yards was set by Doug Moreau in 1965. Football News correspondent Harry DeVold, who has been i one of Nebraska's biggest boosters in terms of his ratings and predictions, is jumping off the Big Red bandwagon. He forecasts a seven-point victory by LSU New Year's night.

Memo to the anonymous analyst: You missed five of the I 13 pro games you forecast last week. Don Carr missed only three. Put his predictions where you won't lose them. Husker Injury Toll Minimal Cornhusker trainer Paul Schneider and physical therapist George Sullivan haven't yet compiled their annual season analysis of football injuries, but unofficially they're confident it will show one of the lowest major injury rates in many years. Is it all because of the AstroTurf? Probably not, but the first year's experience with synthetic turf has been a good one.

Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney, who will coach the North team in the All-America Bowl in Tampa Jan. 10, will have the services of kicker Paul Rogers, fullback Dan Schneiss and split end Guy Ingles from his Cornhusker squad. Bob Newton and Dave Walline will go from Miami to Mobile, for the Jan. 9 Senior Bowl and Jerry Murtaugh and Joe Orduna will play in the Hula Bowl in Honolulu the same day. Former Kansas State basketballer Jerry Venable, a key to the Wildcats' drive to the Big Eight title last season, is now playing with the Harlem Globetrotters.

Rangers Hit Buffalo, Earn First Place Tie counters. OPEN DAILY 10-10; SUN. 10-7 THURS. A Division of S.S. Kreige with Stores In tht United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Australia EVE AT 6 P.M.

I CLOSED CHRISTMAS Oakland UP) The National Football League playoff games will be settled in sudden death overtime periods if they are tied after four quarters. Maybe that's why the Oakland Raiders are favored in Sunday's game here with the Miami Dolphins. They "have George Blanda. The 43-year-old Blanda was undoubtedly the NFL's top clutch performer of the regular season, saving four games with field goals or touchdown passes in the final moments. "I didn't feel any pressure, I knew what we had to do.

I've been in every kind of situation you'd want to think of since I started playing this game," he'd explain week after week. The later it got in the game, the better Blanda was. He kicked three field goals winning two games and tying one with six seconds or less left to play. Blanda has become the moist honored backup quarterback in fense was Washington running back Larry Brown, who became the first Redskin to gain a thousand yards in a season. He was joined in the backfield by running back Mac Arthur Lane of St.

Louis and quarterback John Brodie of St. Louis. The wide receivers are Gene Washington of San Francisco and Dick Gordon of Chicago. Joining Mack and Brown in the line are center Ed Flanagan of Detroit, tackle Ernie McMillan of St. Louis and guard Gale Gillingham of Green Bay.

The tight end is Charlie Sanders of Detroit. On defense, the front four was the same for the second straight year with Carl Eller of Minnesota and Deacon Jones of Los Angeles at ends and Alan Page of Minnesota and Merlin Olsen has made it every season since 1966. Dick Butkus of Chicago is the middle linebacker for the fourth straight year and Chuck Howley of Dallas and Larry Stallings of St. Louis are the outside linebackers. Butkus, Eller and Brown each received 34 votes from the 36-man panel to lead the balloting.

In the defensive secondary, there are three new faces with Larry Wilson of St. Louis the only repeater at safety. Paul Krause'of Minnesota made it for the first time at the other safety and Jim Johnson of San Francisco and Roger Wehrli of St. Louis are the cornerbacks. On the second team, Fran Tarkenton of New York is the quarterback with Ron Johnson of New York and Mel Fair of Detroit at the running backs.

The wide receivers are Charley Taylor of Washington and Clifton McNeil of New York. The center is Mick Tinglehoff with John Friend of Dallas and Irv Goode of St. Louis at the guards and Rocky Freitas of Detroit and Cas Banaszek of San Francisco at the tackles. The tight end is Jackie Smith of St. Louis.

On defense, Claude Humphrey of Atlanta and Larry Hand of Detroit are the ends with Bob Lilly of Dallas and Charlie Krueger of San Francisco at the tackles. Mike Lucci of Detroit is the middle linebacker with Dave Wilcox pro football history. On Tuesday, the Miami Touch down Club named him the winner of its Player of the Year award. Ski Trip Black gl Dei i Jl My 4 Qt I The YMCA is sponsoring their eighth annual semester break ski trip Jan. 20-24 to Hidden Valley, Colo.

Registrations must be in by Jan. 8 with a $10 deposit. For registration forms and other information call the Central YMCA youth department. Donny Marshall and well-traveled Eddie Shack. Goyette and Shack scored the Buffalo goals while Marshall assisted on both and Shack on one.

However, they were no match for Balon and his mates. Jack Egers' sixth goal of the season broke a 1-1 tie five minutes into the second period and Balon's goal five minutes later was the clincher. He added two more goals he has 17 for the season during a three-goal barrage within 4 minutes and 50 seconds of the final period. California's victory over Chicago's West Division leaders enabled the Golden Seals to vacate the division cellar fur the first time this By Associated Press The old Rangers had their brief moments of fun, but it wasn't enough to keep the new Rangers from skating back into a share of first place in the National Hockey League's East Division. Moving easily behind Dave Balon's three goals within two three-goal spurts, the New York Rangers crushed the expansion Buffalo Sabres 7-2 Tuesday night for their sixth straight triumph that moved them into a first place deadlock with idle Boston.

In the only other game, California jolted Chicago 5-2. The only resistance put up by the Sabres was by a trio of former Rangers-Phil Goyette, Pro Scores NBA Chicago 121, Cleveland 80 Philadelphia 133, Phoenix 129 (OT) Boston 138, San Francisco 108 Seattle 119, New York 108 Atlanta 119, Los Angeles 115 ABA Indiana 131, Floridlans 123 Texas 160, Carolina 132 Denver 104, Memphis 102 Kentucky 116, Pittsburgh 100 434-7421 of San Francisco and Fred Carr of Green Bay at the linebackers. Lem Barney of Detroit and Bruce Taylor, of San Francisco are the cornerbacks with Spider Lockhart of New York and Willie Wood of Green Bay at the safeties. 54th Street II t0 th( II ORANGE BOWL (Commercial Pilot) With Interesting Stops In Florida ROUND TRIP $145.00 I Phone 435-5354, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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