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12 Lincoln Evening Journal Nebraska State journal Nov. 25, 1970 P.M. Western to Defend Crown I Junior College Schedules May Be Wrong i Tl 7 m1. by four other lettermen Packers To Meet 'u ay uon rvrsyuw Journal Editor Ll Fairbury perience. The Indians and Nebraska Western tied for the league crown last year, each at 8-2.

McCook was 1.5 -1 3 overall. Host York, which was 13-13 under Bob Thomas, is once again bolstered by 6-7 jumping jack Reed Johnson, who set six school "records in 1969-70, averaging 18.3 points and 15.8 rebounds per game. Charles Oliver (6-3), a double figure producer, win be joined the Cougars went 19-12. Braunbeck feels he has "team balance, good speed and quickness. We're also two deep at each position." McCook also has a new coach in Lamoine Carmichael and he is faced with the loss of his top three scorers, Autro Heath, Rick Volk and Ron Peden.

Two starters, 6-6 Dick Kidd and 6-1 Paul Gagnon are back and 6-7 Kon Glee and 6-6 Greg Corrigan give added ex some new young piooa t- and 6-5 Mark 'y; Northeastern will be hard- pressed to duplicate a 19-7 ef-fort last year without high- scoring guard Ron Moore (21.2)".,. and 6-10 center Merlin both of whom graduated. iv Wes Bair, a 6-2 forward who hit at a 12.8 clip, returns along with 6-1 Isom Mobley and two more products from Moore's; hometown of Harrisburg, Dave Stafford (6-2) and Harold Lyles North Platte, 11-17, lost its big scorer. Mike White, but 6-0 oi David Lafferty (14.6) is around again, with help from five other, lettermen and some good freshmen like 6-0 Karl Webb and 6-1 Randy Puis. Fairbury will be trying to bounce back from a 3-18 cam- paign with four lettermen, but-'-.

Former Gloves Champs Win, Lose in Smoker Dallas, Tex. () A brand spanking new "relaxed" version of the Dallas Cowboys will meet the Green Bay Packers Thanksgiving Day in a nationally televised National Footbaii League game. Coach Tom Landry called the plays for veteran quarterback Craig Morton Sunday and the Cowboys responded with a 45-21 victory with Morton never looking better. "Morton played like he did last year he was more relaxed and looked natural," said Landry. This came after Dallas was humiliated 38-0 by St.

Louis. The victory gave Dallas a 6-4 record and a tie for second place in the National Conference East with New York's Giants. St. Louis is 7-2-1 and the leader in the division. The Packers arrived in town Monday and veteran quarterback Bart Starr is showing excellent progress with a hurt knee.

Starr is expected to start in the game which is expected to draw 58,000 fans into the Cotton Bowl for the 2:35 p.m. kickoff. By STEVE GUSS One of a Series Successful defense of its 1969 Nebraska Junior College Conference basketball tournament title appears likely for Nebraska Western as the eight-team event opens Thursday night at City Auditorium in York. The Cougars dethroned three-time tourney winner McCook last year, 85-69, with 45 of the points coming from 6-5 Russell Taylor, 6-6 Ken Taylor and 6-1 Roger Cox. Joining Nebraska Western in the affair, which runs through Saturday, are other NJCC members McCook, North Platte, Northeastern of Norfolk, York, Fairbury and newcomer Platte College of Columbus.

A guest entrant is Central Nebraska Tech of Hastings. Thursday pairings have Nebraska Western meeting Central Nebraska Tech at 1 p.m.; Northeastern facing Fairbury at 3, York taking on North Platte at 7 and McCook tangling with Platte at 9. Losers' bracket games are at 1 and 3 p.m. Friday with Thursday winners meeting at 7 and 9 p.m. Seventh and eighth place will be decided at 1 p.m.

Saturday and fifth and sixth at 3. The consolation game is at 7 and the championship at 9. Bill Braunbeck is the new head coach at Nebraska Western. He lost Scott Jones and Mike Pennie to graduation, but the Taylors (cousins from Georgetown, Cox, Harry Hansen and 5-10 Bennie Kennedy are all letter winners. Ken Taylor averaged 17.4 points per game last year as Head Coach; Gary Bargen Assistant: None 1949-78 Record! 3-18 1970-71 Schedule November) 24-28 NJCC Tournament at York.

December) 1 at Kemper; 2 at Wentworth; 5 at Platte; 8 at York; 9 Wentworth; 15 at Penn Valley; 17 Northeastern; 18 Nebraska Western. January: 7-9 at Cloud County Tournament; 12 McCook; 15 Plette; 14 North Platte; 22 Kemper; 23 at Haskell; 26 at McCook; 29 at Cloud County. February: 2 Penn Valley; 4 Cloud County; 5 at Nebraska Western; 6 at North Platte; 11 at Northeastern; 13 Trenton; 16 York; 20 Haskell; 22 at Nebraska Fresh. Returning Lettermen (4)t Dan Matt, 4-5, soph, Duane Westing, 4-0, soph, Denton Stltt, 5-10, soph, Jack Lawson, 5. 10, soph.

x. Denotes letters won. McCook Head Coach: Lamolne Carmlchael Assistant: None 1949-70 Record: 15-13 1970-71 Schedule November: 24-28 NJCC Tournament at York. December: 4 at Northeastern; 5 at York; 9 North Platte; 11 Northeastern, 12 Platte; 19 Pratt, Kan. January: 8 Lamar, Colo.

9 -Trinidad, Colo.) 11 at Nebraska Frosh; 12 at Fairbury; 15 at Nebraska Western; 19 at North Platte; 21 at Northeastern, 23 at Platte; 26 Fairbury; 29 Colby, Kan, February: 5 York; 6 Northeastern; 12 at Lamar, 13 at 16 at Colby, 19 at Pratt, 26 Nebraska Western. Returning Lettermen (5): Paul Gagnon, 4-1, soph, Dick Kidd, 4-6, soph, Ken Glee, 4-7, soph, Greg Corrlgan, 4-6, soph, Terry Gracey, 5-11, soph. x. Denotes letters won. North Platte Head Coach: Dick Klmbrough Assistant: None 1969-70 Record: 11-17 1970-71 Schedule November: 26-28 NJCC Tournament at York.

December: 1 Colby, at McCook; 10 Northeastern, Colo.) 12 York; 15 at Colby, 16 Kearney JVs; 17 Nebraska Western. January) 7 at Central Nebraska Tech; 15 at York; 16- at Fairbury) McCook; 23 Northeastern; 25 at Northeastern, 29 at Eastern, Wvo. February: 2 at Nebraska Western; 5 Platte; 6 Fairbury; 8 Central Nebraska Tech; 11 -Eastern, 12 -at Kearney JVs; 13 at Nebraska Frosh) 19 at Platte; 20 at Northeastern. Returning Lettermen (6): David Let-ferty, 6-0, soph, Dean Kealy, 6-4, soph. TKO'd Date Yungdahl, Archer, 2nMh-nM'lke Wilson, 122, Lincoln iRoberts TKO'd Lonnie Erickson, 135, StromsbUrg, 135, Lincoln Robert! def.

Tom Dean, 135, Fairbury. 11th Gary Davis, 145, South Sioux City, def. Ed Jenkins, 145, Lincoln Roberta v12th John Huff, 144, Lincoln Saylor TKO'd Butch Johnson, 147, Stromsburg, Settell, 157, Lincoln Straight Edge, TKO'd Lyle Lyons, 1 5 1 Stromsburg, 1:55 first round. 14th Roger Carmlchael, 134, Lincoln Saylor, def. Rich Couch, 130, Easterday.

15th-Dan Griffin, 140, Fairbury, TKO'd Rich Olsen, 157, Easterday, 1:15 second round. 14th-Harold Hill, 145, Easterday, def, Dan Coaske, 143, South Sioux ty. 17fh Paul Sloup, 144, Lincoln Straight Edge, def. Ron Trouba, 159, Lincoln S18tbljunlor Aldrlch, 158, South Sioux City, def. Dan Sauer, 142, Omaha.

Ifth-MIke Neal, 144, Lincoln Saylor, def. Daryl Elgert, 140, Fairbury. 20th-Steve Fentress, 175, Fairbury, TKO'd Leo Flti, 172, Lincoln Straight Edge, 1:55 first round. 21st-Dave Hill, Easterday, def. Randy Nelsen.

Lincoln Saylor, 170. 22nd Dan Peterson, 172, Omaha, def. Cy Whltebull, 180, Archer. Which way now for Jim Plunkett? The Stanford quarterback, recipient of the coveted Heisman Trophy given annually to college football's outstanding player, is anxious to try his passing skills in the National Football League. "I put any kind of price tag on but I hope the Heisman Trophy helps," he told reporters assembled in New York shortly after he had been declared the winner of the balloting Tuesday.

The Heisman Trophy won't hurt him a bit when it comes time to talk contract. It's prestigious for a pro team to count a Heisman winner among its cast. But that's about all. Heisman Trophy winners, especially quarterbacks, don't have a particularly impressive record in the play for pay ranks. No Guarantee of Pro Success 1 Five of the past eight Heisman winners have been quarterbacks.

Two of them, Oregon State's Terry Baker and UCLA's Gary Beban, were cast aside by the pros after lengthy trials. Roger Staubach, John Huarte and Steve Spurrier are still in there pitching but seldom on Sunday. The non-quarterback Heisman winners in recent years Mike Garrett, O. J. Simpson and Steve Owens have generally had more success than the quarterbacks when they moved up to the pro ranks.

Garrett proved that lack of size was no great handicap as he enjoyed great success while with the Kansas City Chiefs. Simpson hasn't been as spectacular as the Buffalo Bills had hoped, but was doing well this year before being sidelined by a knee injury. The jury is still out on Oklahoma's Owens, who has missed the first half of the season with Detroit because of a shoulder injury. He had, however, locked up a starting job with the Lions before the injury. Plunkett's credentials are excellent.

His 7,544 career passing yards are Jnore than double what Baker, Huarte and Staubach achievein their college careers. And considerably more than Bebar and Spurrier Statistics Not Everything But raw statistics don't tell you anything about how a quarterback goes about his job when hounded unmercifully by the collective "fearsome foursomes" of the NFL Joe Namath threw for only 757 yards and five touchdowns as a senior at Alabama. Bart Starr threw for only 587 yards in his final season on an Alabama team which lost all 10 games it played. Roman Gabriel passed for just 937 yards on a North Carolina State team which finished 4-6 in his senior season. Ability counts, but so does character.

There's plenty of The second in a series of boxing smokers at Pershing Auditorium Tuesday night saw 44 fighters tune up for future Golden Gloves competition. A couple of former Southeast District Golden Gloves champs, Randy Nelsen and Mike Wilson, had mixed success. Nelsen was upset by Dave Hill in a crowd-pleasing bout while Wilson registered a TKO over Stromsburg's i Erickson in 1:20 of the second round. The third in the series of smokers is set for Pershing Dec. 15.

1st Rod Orduna, 111, Eastarday Boxing Club del. Larry Reimuth, 115, Omaha. 2nd Craig Wicks, 120, Sou Sioux City TKO'd Steve Humenlck, 120, Lincoln Roberta, :37 first round. 3rd Joe Bombgartner, 120, Lincoln Saylor TKO'd Danne Hernandez, 122, Easterday Boxing Club, 1:40 2nd 4th Chris Krelfels, 125, Lincoln Straight Edge def. Ken Kline, 125, Lincoln Saylor.

5th Dale Strough, 125, Easterday Boxing Club, def. Sal Savala, 125, Omaha. 4th Dale Miller, 125, South Sioux City def. Sid Fentress, 123, Fairbury. 7th-John Lewis, 130, Lincoln Roberta Lincoln def.

Ray Menefee, 133, Lincoln Saylor. Ith Jim Krondak, 225, Lincoln Saylor the loss of Arian hurts. Freshmen like 6-2 Kubicek, 6-10 Steve Moslander --and 6-5 Sterling Symonette will, team with veterans Dan Matt (6-5) and Jack Lawson (5-10). Platte is competing as a regular member of the con-'l" ference for the first time this season under Gene Torczon --after a limited (9-8) last season. are three winners, but the key to the team's success will be -freshmen, notably 6-4 Dave Kincaid, 6-3 Brad McArdle, 6-7 Randy Brown and 6-5 transfer John Seidel.

Central Nebraska Tech is led. by 5-11 freshman Robert Lipker from Ruskin and 6-6 Larry Kreuger, a sophomore from Blue Hill. TOP BOWLERS Feature Races At Uberty BeU Serene Queen 3.60 2.80 2.40 Creole 4.M 3.40 Lady Galaxy 2.60 At Laurel Jandymar 5.10 3.40 2.40 Hark The Lark 3.60 2.60 Prim Brave 2.60 Men's 230 Games, 400 Series At Bowt-Mor Joe Pulee, 234) Bill Donchot, 230; Frank Bake, 240. At Hollywood Gary Hansel, J45 402. At Parkway Dick Woberly, 402.

At Plaza Olck Byers, 232 41 ii Wayne Hiti, 404; Lyle Weber, 234; Charles Tyrrell, 231-410; Ken Kuhl, 430; Vern Stoppel, 242404; Wax Jensen, 409; Will Jacka, 241; Rod Fryrer, 235; R. Snottzman, 401; E. Thomas, 231. Ladies' 200 Games, 525 Series At Bowl-Mor Marie Walton, 535. At Hollywood Jean AAerrlman, JOS-545; Shirley Deterdlnfl, 202-577; Pauline Meyer, 533; Patsy Schllke, 209527; Betty Balrd, 527.

At Parkway Jeany Kruger, 524; Kay Skinner, 541; Joan VanDerford, 207; Audi Beckenhauer, 221532; Barb Scribner, 212534. At Plaza Mary Casey, 544; Jean Foreman, 223544; Vivian Settell, 200; BUY NOV at Huge SAVINGS evidence Plunkett has this, too. A redshirt, he could have 7sn? sandy 'bypassed his final year at Stanford to turn pro when his original class graduated last spring. Tom Ricerour, pn. Johnson, 4-1, soph, Dennis Poll, 6-4, soph, Rick McLaughlin, 6-2, soph.

X. Denotes letters won. York Head Coach: Bob Thomas Assistant: None 1969-70 Record: 13-13 1970-71 Schedule November: 24-28 NJCC Touna- Fairbury; 11 at Nebraska Western; 12 at North Platte; 14 at Nebraska Frosh. January: 7-9 at Prairie, Kan. Tournament; 12 at Northeastern; 15 -North Platte; 14 -at Cloud County) 23 -Central, Kan.) 26 Platte) 29 at Hesston, Kan.) 30 at St.

John's, Kan. February) 1 Northeastern) 5 at McCook) 6- Hesston, Kan.) 8 at Central, Kan.) 16 at Fairbury; 18 Cloud County; 20 St. John's, Kan.) 23 at Platte; 27 Nebraska Western. Returning Lettermen (4): Reed Johnson, 6-7, soph, Dwight Porter, 6-4, soph. Charles Oliver, 6-3, soph.

X) Tom Miller, 6-0, soph, Joel Byrd, 64, soph, Rod Baxter, 6-4, soph. x. Denotes letters won. Nebraska Western Head Coach: BUI Braunbeck Assistant: None 1949-70 Record: 19-12 1970-71 Schedule November: 26-28 NJCC Tournament 'combers 1 Nebraska Frosh) 4 at Platte; 5 at Northeastern; 7 at Nebraska Frosh; 11 York) 17 at North. Platte; 18 at Fairbury; 31 at Grand Junction, Colo.

Tournament. Januarvt 1.2 at Grand Junction, Colo. zuz Rainy mompson, 536; Olive Hugelman, 205525; Flo Boyles, 559; Carol Gorham, 201; Kathy Dlnges, 203580; Wanda McKlnney, 231-562; Evelyn Aim, 201; Mel Carnes, 204; Nancy Hernandez, 203534; Mary Lou Putnam, 551; Lora Lane, 223-555; Sharon Swltzer, 201202544; Bernlece Buls, 209534; Maxlne Frederick, 210-541; Thelma Eagleton, 204. "But coach John Ralton, all our coaches and my teammates have been building something at Stanford for the past couple of years. If I had left, I would have always have the feeling that I let them down before our goals were reached.

Besides, we are always telling kids today not to drop out, to finish school, to set targets and work towards them. What would they think if I had dropped out for professional football?" he asked. Now Stanford has a Rose Bowl ticket and. Plunkett the Heisman Trophy. It sure beats sitting on a pro team's bench every week.

Women's Volleyball Fumblera 14-2W, 1st National 1M-I1; T.lngland Barber 24-18-13, Vlv Volleys, M3-11; Stale Farm 2, Splkettet Gon-eas 19-28-11, Bryan 5-12-8) Cullens 19-'t-5 Psyehadolls 17-12-Hi Waverly 14-20-12, Walker 44-10. ll Tournament; 8 at Sheridan, Wyo.) 9 at Northwestern, 11 at Casper, 15 McCook) 14 Northeastern, guiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Big Eight Statistics I Colo.) 22 Nonneasiern; Wyo.) 29 at Lamar, Colo. 30 at TrtnlHart Tnlft February: 2 North Platte; 5 Falrburv; 6 Platte; 9 at 134 353 10 470 4.4 4.5 14.4 62.3 S44 823 Wylle, OU Amundson, Northeastern, 12 Sheridan, i NnrthwMtern. Wvo.) 19 Trinidad, Kansas State Iowa State Kansas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Individual Rushing ...11 ...10 ...11 ...10 ...10 I4T 732 757 720 737 3484 3274 3599 3262 3231 335.1 327.4 327.2 326.2 323.1 ALL from REGULAR STOCK WONDERFUL VALUES Colo.) 20 Lamar, Colo.) 26 at Pass Receiving Player, School Caught Yds. TD Stowe.

IS 54 777 hArCisnle 97 at Yftrk. Returning Lettermen (5): Russell Scoring Offense Play Game Ave. Ave. Tauinr. a.s.

sonh. Ken Tavlor, 6-6, soph mrf Harry Hansen, 6-5, soph, Bennle PtS. 102. Kennedy, 5-10, soph, Roger Cox, 6-1, Montgomery, KS 51 Eben, OS 43 Graham, OS 3t Henley, MU 39 Hawthorne, KS 34 .11 409 I. 5.4 4.2 4.5 5.1 306 Rodoers, NU 35 Avg.

37.2 30.6 24.5 22.1 22.0 21.5 20.7 17.3 Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri Iowa State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Kansas State Ingles. NU 34 ...10 ...11 ...11 ...10 ...10 ...10 ...11 soph. x. Denotes letters wan. Platte Head Coach: Gene Torczon Assistant: Ron Suggs 1949-70 Record: 9-8 1970.71 Schedule 270 243 220 215 207 190 Creed.

KS 29 Att. Net Rlgglns, KU .209 1131 Wylle, OU .....143 179 Orduna, NU ...187 834 Walsh, CU 117 479 Keyworth, CU ...125 467 Cole, OS 154 454 Harrison, MU ...127 702 Tarver, CU 137 423 Kinney, NU 144 461 Conley, KU 117 535 Brarten, CU ....1114 479 479 Williams, OS ....124 471 Mauser, MU 124 505 Butler, KS 127 497 MARKED DOWN 28 384 795 594 481 501 465 403 483 311 330 462 396 335 240 268 308 179 152 17.9 75.8 47.9 44.7 45.4 43.1 42.3 40.1 48.4 47.9 47.9 47.9 45.9 45.2 Rushing Defense November: 26-28 NJCC Tournament at York 30 loud County. December. 4 Nebraska Western; 5 Walls, MU Lorenz, IS Gray, MU Goerger, KS Branch, CU Prultt, OU McCurry, IS Jessie, 'KU Kinney, NU Schnelu, NU 25 ......23 23 19 18 18 18 1 3.9 Att. 456 524 556 471 492 533 624 659 0 ..11 ...11 ...10 10 10 ...10 ...11 Yds.

1595 1652 1685 1594 1837 2344 2500 2994 Avg. 145.0 150.2 153.2 159.4 183.7 234.4 250.0 272.2 Fairbury; 11 at Northeastern; 12 at McCook; 15 Eastern, Wyo. 19 at Iowa Western. January: 5 Northeastern, Colo.) 7-9 at Cloud County Tournament; 15 at Fairbury; 19 at Cloud County) 23 Nebraska Missouri Kansas State Colorado Oklahoma Oklahoma State Iowa State Kansas Passing No. Mccook; 26 at a.

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State 102 221 Iowa 13 .461 1198 Player, School Game Comp- M- W. Gain Avg. Dickey, KS 180 344 24 .495 2163 196 7 Pounds, OS 122 250 20 .468 1489 148.9 Tagge, NU 104 165 7 .431 1383 125.7 Carlson, IS 94 198 1 5 .480 1234 123.4 Heck, KU 81 188 1 5 .431 1169 106.3 Roper, MU 101 235 14 .429 1097 99.7 Brownson, NU 47 72 2 .453 459 12.4 Mildren, OU 53 107 11 .495 813 81.4 Brarten, CU 44 151 9 .424 771 77.1 Total Offense Player, School Pass. Tot. Play Game 19 Nortn piatre) a Southwestern, Iowa; 23 York; 26 at 1396 Interceptions Player, School Kosch, NU Blahak, NU Johnson, OU Stearns, CU Punting Player, School Benlen, OS Lieppman, KU Hughes, NU Baracz, IS Wylle, OU Bastable, MU Stearns, CU Duckers, KS No.

Ave. (3); Ralph Irwin, Avg. 119.8 139.6 141.5 148.9 151.3 161.8 169.6 170.0 66 40.4 106 239 124 243 122 269 148 326 137 291 109 273 135 267 Okla. State Kansas Colorado K-State Nebraska Missouri 6-0, soph, x) John Staub, 5-9, soph. X) 1557 1489 1664 1780 1846 1700 .510 .454 .454 .467 .399 .506 40.4 40.2 39.4 38.7 38.5 37.2 34.6 ..75 .52 34 .60 ..52 ..37 Kusn.

i as. tos. v. av, Total Defense Dlckev, 155 2163 2008 5.1 itch Prelster, 6-1, soph. x.

Denotes letters won. Northeastern Head Coach: Gene Phillips Assistant: Larry Godel 1969-70 Record: 19-7 1970-71 Schedule November: 26-28 NJCC Tournament at York. -39 1689 Yds Att. Kansas State 11 886 3349 182.5 165.0 138.0 136.0 125.0 122.4 103.7 102.8 96J Punt Returns (Minimum at one per game) Player, School No. Yds.

Ave, Pounds, OS Carlson, IS -Tagge, NU Bratten, CU Heck, KU Roper, MU Rlgglns, KU Brownson, NU 1650 1389 1494 1250 1346 1141 1131 772 144 113 479 177 44 1131 113 1234 1383 771 1149 1097 0 459 Avg. 304.5 306.8 308.3 219.8 353.7 369.8 374.0 413.7 December: 4 McCook) 5 Nebraska 228 Western; 9 Worthlngton, 11 17.5 13.4 12.6 10.4 9.9 8.6 Branch, CU 13 Rodgers, NU 26 Washington, IS 19 Ruster, OU 14 Fink, MU 26 Conley, KU 18 Platte; 12 lowa western; 15 ar Southwestern, lowa; 17 at Fairbury. January: 8 Omaha JVs; 12 York; 39 239 145 257 155 22 at Nebraska Western; 23 at North Nebraska ll 747 3375 Colorado 10 740 3083 Missouri 11 797 3518 Oklahoma rT.10 759 3537 Iowa State 10 845 3698 Oklahoma Stale ....10 772 3740 Kansas 11 902 4551 Scoring Defense 9 PU. Nebraska 177 Colorado ....10 189 Kansas Staff 11 218 Missouri 11 223 Oklahoma 10 209 Kansas 11 277 Iowa State ....10 262 Oklahoma State 10 271 Platte; 28 at Platte. February: 1 at York; 6 at McCook; Kickoff Returns 11 Fairbury; 13 Dordt; 15 at lowa No.

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