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10 Lincoln, Neb. Journal Saturday, November 24, 1973 Tally Sheet Explains Score a mere 77 yards he" did become the fourth best passer in Big Eight history. He bypassed Oklahoma's famed Bobby Warmack (3,744 yards from 1966-68). Humm's total, with the Cotton Bowl game and another year to play, now stands at 3,785 aerial yards. He trails only Lynn Dickey (K-State, 1968-70), NU's Jerry Tagge (1969-71) and Dave Jaynes of Kansas, who is winding up his career this year.

Split end Frosty Anderson was thwarted in his bid to reach the magic 1,000 yard figure as a pass receiver. His one catch for 16 yards leaves him at 971. He'll need 29 against Texas to become just the fourth Husker in history to make that distance in career catches. Johnny Rodgers (2,779) is the distant leader. But just 42 yards in the Cotton Bowl would make Anderson No.

3 on the list. The only other two who caught for over 1.000 yards during their careers were Guy Ingles (1.212) and Jerry List Everything that happened in the Oklahoma game wasn't bad. It just seemed that way. crossed the plane of the goal and awarded the Sooners possession at the 20. Another came when Sanger was knocked off his feet while punting.

The referee reached in his pocket for his flag, pulled it part way out and then stuffed it back in again. Good fortune also smiled on the Sooners on their third touchdown drive. OU fun.bled at the Nebraska five yard line, but tackle Jerry Arnold recovered. Four plays later Oklahoma scored. Recounting Nebraska's three breaks is a lot easier and a lot less painful than discussing the 16 mistakes the Huskers made.

Nebraska had Lady Luck smiling on one Oklahoma pass play it looked like pass interference to everyone but the officials and another time when a NU pass was tipped but was caught by Tony Davis rather than a half dozen Sooners who were in the vicinity. The third break came when Ardell Johnson blocked an OU field goal that seemed automatic when the ball was snapped from just five yards out. But, oh, the errors. Defensive lapses which allowed a 47-yard quarterback sneak and the 34-yard pitchout gainer by Joe Washington which led to Oklahoma's first touchdown, just to cite two. Twice OU was going to have to punt, only to be given a first down because of (1) the grabbing of the face mask, and (2) 12 men on the field.

Other penalties did three pass interceptions, and a lost fumble. A couple of nice things happened to the Huskers, however. And they should be' noted. Sophomore I-back Tony Davis became the third Husker ever and the second sophomore to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season. All-Am erican Bobby Reynolds did it (1,342) in nine games as a soph in 1950.

He was the only one until Jeff Kinney gained on the ground in 13 games during his senior season (1971). Davis managed just 41 yards against Oklahoma's stout defense, but that pushed his total to 1,008 for the year. Though quarterback Dave Humm had his troubles completing just eight of 20 tosses for 1 1 5 A PHOTO BY HARALD DREIMANIS tackle quarterback Steve Davis (5) for a loss. Coming up to help are John Bell (66) and Ron Pruitt (91). Nebraska played Oklahoma tough all day.

Here Bob Martin (87), sophomore end trom David City, breaks through the OU defense to By Virgil Parker Journal Sports Editor Norman, Okla. The scoreboard read: Oklahoma 27, Nebraska 0, Rut the tally sheet which determined the outcome of the football clash between the two Big Eight Conference powers here Friday read: Nebraska minus 16, plus three; Oklahoma minus two, plus'lhree. The minus figures represent errors costly mistakes which stalled an offensive opportunity or prolonged the opponents chances while the plus marks came when the ball bounced right, resulting in a lucky break. Oklahoma was really guilty of only two miscues all afternoon. The Sooners were penalized five yards on their very first play and iate in the first half had a pass intercepted.

Those were more than offset by three breaks. The first came when Nebraska's Rich Sanger boomed a punt toward the OU goal line. The Huskers' Don Westbrook seemingly saved the ball from going into the end zone by batting, it back toward the field of plav at about the one. The officials ruled the ball had 8 Standing CONFERENCE Pet GAMES Pets. Opp.

Oklahoma .6 0 0 Nebraska ..4 2 1 Oklahoma St 2 12 .000 230 61 .642 148 120 .600 102 73 .583 103 121 .500 80 93 .333 102 146 Kansas Missouri Colorado Kansas State Iowa State .3 2 1 .3 3 0 .2 4 0 .1 5 0 .1 5 0 .167 .167 90 209 96 138 ALL GAMES Oklahoma .9 0 1 .950 356 119 287 160 172 121 273 113 221 176 226 233 159 246 187 183 Nebraska 8 Missouri .7 Oklahoma St 5 Kansas 6 5 Kansas State 4 Iowa State .3 .772 .700 .667 .650 .500 .400 .333 Friday's Results Oklahoma 27, Nebraska 0 Saturday's Games Missouri at Kansas Kansas State at Colorado Oklahoma State at Iowa State Dec. 1 Oklahoma at Oklahoma State Rj fa Teamg Qe Richer ill Sports High School stars Tim Edwards and Randy Wentz have cast their basketball fortunes with the Tigers along with Tom Westover and Marty Shields from last year's Class A champion Lincoln Northeast Rockets. Doane returns a front line that averaged 48.4 points a game last year. Mario Peart, who averaged 16.6 points and 15 rebounds a game, returns along with 6-7 center Herbert Cousins and 6-5 forward Mike Rehn. Dr.

Irv Peterson heads into his 24th season as head coach of the 1973 on state champion teams Northeast and Howells respectively. Butler, at 6-9, was one of the state's top "big men" last year while playing for Minden. Veerhusen, an all-stater two years ago while shooting Adams to the state Class title, transferred in from Kearney State. Veterans John Strain and Steve Joekel will give the youthful Plainsmen leadership and provide plenty of scoring punch. Strain averaged 16.7 per Returning Name Chuck Gerken 5-10 Paul Raabe 6 2 Jim Schroeder 6-1 Danny Peeples 6-3 Joel Kreger 6 3 Mark Coilett 6 8 Dana Sch.

dulf Coach Paul Peterson 1972-73 Record: 7-16 Nov: 26-Bellevue College; 30-Dordt College. Dec: Tourney at Seward; 12-at Dordt (la College. Jan: 3-at Northwestern College; 5-at Bellevue College 10-Westmar (la.) College; 19-at Concordia College, 26-Hastinys College; 29-at Nebraska Wesleyan. Feb: 2-Midland College; 5-Doane College: 9-Concordia College; 12-at Hastings College; 16-Nebraska Wesleyan; 21-Northwestern College; 23-at Midland; 27-at Doane College. Returning Lettermen llunlins ('own: Dr.

Lynn Farrell 1972-73 Record: 25-5 Nov Dec Seward. 24-Yankton (S College I -Sterling (Kans) College. 6 8-at NIAC Tnournament jt 12-Kearney State. U-at Mt Marty (S College. 28 29-Hastmgs MM Name Rrvan Travlor 6-2 Ed Johnson 5-11 Jerry Wilson 5-10 Steve Woitock 5-10 Dennis Riley 6-0 Jim Huseman 6-6 College Christmas Tourney Jan: 5-at Wayne State: 8 at Kearney State 10 12 at Menco City.

Meico International Tourney, 19 at Nebraska Wesleyan, 21 Mt Marty (SD) Tourney; 26-at Dana College: 29-Doane College Feb: 2-at Concordia College. 5-at Midland College; 9 Nebraska Wesleyan; 12-Dana College; 16-at Doane College, 19-Concordia College. 23-Wayne State, 26-Midland College. Returning Name Rick Berkshire 6-5 Bob Jackson 6 3 Chuck Minster 6 4 Bob Parminter 6 2 Brad Schneider 6-4 Mike Sitonus 6-2 Pat Sitorius 6 2 Paul Thomas 6-9 Mike Trader 6-3 NIAC game last season with Joekel hitting at a 16 6 clip. "We think we'll be a respectable, competitive club by the time our conference schedule rolls around," Peterson says.

"We have a couple of big gaps to fill in rebounding and playmaking and will need to get some games under our belt to see who can play together." Dana, Midland and Concordia round out the conference and all appear to be in the rebuilding phase after suffering rugged seasons last year. Lettermen Hometown Puyallut, Wash Laurel Wauwatoa. Wise. Selma. Ala Elk River, Minn Santa Anana, Calif Lettermen Hometown Omaha Grand Island Brentwood Pa Stromsburij Tribune.

Kans Coi.it Cojad Hastings Elkhorn 14- 15- Hometown Cedar Rapids, la. Hildreth Fort Dodge la. Fremont Omaha Washington C. Hometown Lincoln Lincoln Panama Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln BOWL TRIP Doane Coach: Bob Erickson 1972-73 Record: 15-10 Nov: 30-at Utah State Dec: at Idaho University; 3-at Boise State; 4-at Weber State. 6-8-at NIAC Tourney in Seward; 14-at Peru State; 1 5-at Kearney State; 20-Wayne; 28-Simpson (la.) College.

Jan: 4-John F. Kennedy College; 7-Peru State; 1 1 -Briar Cliff (la) College; 12-at Wayne State; 19-at Midland College; 23-Kcarney State; 26-Concordia State; 29-at Hastings College. Feb: 2-Nebraska Wesleyan; 5-at Dana College; 9-Midland College; 12-at Concordia College; 16-Hastings College; 23-at Nebraska Wesleyan; 27-Dana College. Returning Lettermen Mi.lia.wl I Si Coach: My Dramel 1972-73 Record: 11-14 Dec: I C. Tourney at Seward; 1 1 -at Briar Cliff la College, at McPherson (Kan College; 17-Bellevue College, 18 at Peru State Jan: 4-5-at Nebraska Wesleyan Tourney; 12-at Bellevue College.

By Dave Sittler Pre-season evaluation of the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NIAC) basketball season points to a case of the "rich getting richer." The top three teams from a year ago, Hastings, Doane and Nebraska Wesleyan, appear to be the class teams of the six-team league with Concordia, Midland and Dana fighting to stay out of the cellar. Defending conference champion Hastings could be in a league all its own with all five starters returning from last year's team which posted a 25-5 record, the best in the school's basketball history. Bronco coach Dr. Lynn Farrell brought in four junior college players, an outstanding freshman and molded them together with five holdovers to develop a team that ended up in the NAIA National Tournament. Farrell has added even more depth to a team loaded in that department.

He has brought in Jack Wesolowski, a 6-6 forward from Platte Junior College along with Rick Walstrom and Kurt McKeone, two of the state's top prep players a year ago. Coach Bob Erickson and his Doane Tigers are not about to concede the conference title to Hastings without a good fight. Erickson also returns all five starters from last year's club which finished 15-10 overall and tied Wesleyan for second place in the NIAC with a 7-3 mark. Erickson, like Farrell, had a great year recruiting to add depth to his talented team. Crete The little truck that could and did.

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Huskers advancing in the back door bracket were Joe Carr and Scott Stoetzel (142), Cliff Myles (158), Len Dickinson (167), Bill Hoffman (177), and Bruce Conger (heavyweight). Monday Football Vince Lombardi (Science, Art of Football), 6 p.m., (0, Tom Osborne (Nebraska vs. Oklahoma), 7 p.m., 04, NFL Football (Green Bay vs. San Francisco), 8 p.m., GS4; Earl Bruce, midnight, Q. Bowling Showcase, 10 p.m., S9.

Outdoor Nebraska, 11:45 p.m., B4. ONLY $2.00 at Safeway I Knights Tip Fort Worth (AP) Omaha whipped front-running Fort Worth 5-2 Thursday night and pulled into a tie for second place in the Central Hockey League with Oklahoma City, which battled to a 6-6 draw with Tulsa. Tlie two mnnersup trail the Fort Worth Wings by just two points. Wayne Schaab's goal for the Omaha Knights early in the third period sewed up the victory over the visiting Wings, who had beaten Omaha 4-1 in both their previous games. Teammate Allie Sutherland added a 10-foot backhand shot later in the period.

Two scores apiece by Bill Or-ban and Alf Handrahan sparked a rally by the Tulsa Oilers, offsetting a three-goal performance by George Ferguson of the Oklahoma City Blazers. Or-ban managed the final tie on a power play with 4:09 left. CUT HERE COUPON third class mail STATE ZIP $. In payment for and postage. Make check or money Name Mike Couch 6-5 Herb Cousins 6-7 Brian Ganzel 6-4 Jeff Johnston 5-11 Mario Peart 6-4 Mike Rehn 6-5 Ron Smith 6-6 Joe Wharton 6-0 Chuck Wolatz 6-4 Northwestern College; I7-Wayne State; 19 Doane College, 22-Westmar College; 26-Nebraska Wesleyan, 29-at Concordia College Feb: 2-at Dana College; 5-Hastings College; 9-at Doane College; 12 at Nebraska Wesleyan; I6-Concordia College; 23-Dana College, 26-at Hastings College.

Returning Lettermen I Nebraska Wesleyan Plainsmen, and Peterson appears to have a young but talented team. Wesleyan, a 7-3 finisher in the NIAC and 14-10 overall, will be bolstered by newcomers Kim Veerhusen, Blake Butler. Steve Baumert and Rob Ketterer. Ketterer and Baumert played Hometown Council Bluffs, la. Plattsmouth Persia la Racine, Wise.

Omaha Alta. la. Hometown Mead Panama City, Panama Pawnee City Ralston Panama City, Panama Omaha Dixon, III. Evanston, III. Millard UNLIMITED Name Mark Witto 6-1 Robin Casper 6-3 Joel Suhr 6 6 Jeff Meyer 6-3 Tim Malhoit 6-3 Frank Briscoe 6-3 ('onconlia Coach: Rueben Stohs 1972-73 Record: 7-lfi Nov: 27-Briar Cliff (la.) College; 29-at Bellevue College.

Dec: l-Peru College; Tournament at Seward; 1 1-John F. Kennedy College, 8-at Briar Cliff (la.) College; 15-at John F. Kennedy College; 19-Dana College; 22-Nebraska Wesleyan; 26-at Doane College; 29-Midland College; 31-Bellevue College. Feb: 2-at Hastings College; 5-at Nebraska Wesleyan; 9-at Dana College; 12-Doane College; 16-at Midland College; 19-Hastings College; 22-23-Concordia Invitational at St. Louis, Mo.

Nebraxka Wrxlrvaii Coach: Dr. Irvin Peterson 1972-73 Record: 14-1(1 Nov: 30-at McPherson (Kans.) College. Dec: 1-at Kansas Wesleyan; Tourney at Seward; 13-at Colorado College; 14-at Colorado Mines; 26-27-Nebraska Wesleyan Tourney in Lincoln. Jan: 4-Dubuque (la.) College; 5-Huron (S College; 8 Mount Marty (S.D.I College; U-at Graceland (la.) College; 15-at Morningside (la) College; 19-Hastings College; 22-At Concordia College; 26-at Midland College; 29-Dana College. Feb: 2-at Doane College; 5-Concordia College; 9-at Hastings College; 12-Midland College; 16-at Dana College; 23-Doane College Returning Lettermen The Go Big Red Calendar is available at your SAFEWAY STORE after Wed.

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