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OHoTwr 111959 LTVCOLV STTNDAY JOITRVAL AND STAR IB ft nrtl 4 i Colorado iy. Huskers (Continued from Page 1-B) Wingender dropped a pass In the end zone. He was going full steam and couldn't hang on to the ball. After a Nebraska aerial attempt bad failed miserably, Colorad took over on the Iliuker 46 and immediately took to the air. Shelton passed in Mosher for 11 and then to Beery for 22, putting the plg-akin on the Nebraska three.

Nebraska's line made a valient and successful goal line stand, taking over on downs on their own two-yard stripe. FAILING to advance as the final period opened, Colorado took over via a punt return by Johnson on the Buffalo 48. Jordan shot a bullet pass to Shelton 1 5 III? I I of il I i i It rrtaeetasi U. Navy 14. Ralgere 1.

Trmpte t. seraetoa 34, baaaeei 1, Swarthm.ee Wagner S. Syrarase 11, Peaa State 1. ThM It, Clartnw (Pa.) Trhra. Trratea IS, New Teek Agglea Trinity 11, Hobart S.

Tufts 15, Batee 1 Bkna 1, Boekeeter t. Vermont II. Norwtrk T. West Uherty 41, Meet Vlnlala Wea-leyaa 1. West Virginia.

Trek St, OtteraeJa IS, WHIIama 41. Massaekaaetta S4, WHkea 14, Ithaca 7. Yale 10, Co) am but 14- BOCTIt VPs- WiUrf I i iNcomum ft I I KICK OUT OF sounosS r-r-t vl 1 I i rTWTV 1 C-Jj jg (jH 3 i Led 3 I -uit I r-- I- $fi ---l------ STATE COLLEGE Omar ta. Deaae Keaney 21, MHllead IS. rent It.

taaaroa Way. 14, iork Mealeyaa 2, Hastings 14. BTATK HIGH 11-Maa Brake Bw t. Orel IS rele I. laden Gregory (Sill II, Sprlagvlew S.

IMuuia nana I nomas Sprlagvtew Hteasrt S. Malwe Iff. mxr Mar. 48. Stanton S-Maa.

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Drake S4, Iowa Trhrs. IS. ridorad. 3t, Chaaat JC Irmeklle 40, Rose Pair II aniline 13, St. Jeans 11.

Heidelberg IS, Capital Hum 15. Dakota Weskyaa S. Illinois (ollege II, Eureka Illinois Normal 23, hariesloa II. Indiana Central 31, Mancnester le. Janiesiim.

IT. Wahoeton g. Joha arroll 21, liwnsntowa S. Kent State 17, Marten a a. 1-aCruaae Oskkneh a.

smviir, 34. Iirlnnrll g. taralealer 11, lluluth Branca d'. of Minn.) Mankato Tekra. II, Moorhead (Minn.) 12.

Memphis Stele St, Washington (Ms.) S. Mhhlsan Tech. 40, Detroit Tech. 1. Muunl (Ohio) Western Mlrhlgaa Murnlngslde 'l, Anelank (SID Munkingam 41, Slippery Rock 1.

Northern Illinois 44, Southern Illinois M. North Central It, lake Forest It. Notre Itaine It, Tulane -North Dakota I ta, Sovth Dakota TJ. 1. Northera Mlrhlgaa 4S, Irtigrble 1.

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Ohio I'. 31. Western Reserve S. Ohm Id, Western Rricrve Ottawa la, Kansas Hrtleraa S. Pittsburgh Slate Wa.hlnsloa (Has.) rtttaburg Trhrs.

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Stevens Point 21, River Falls 1. Sosthrra State II, Klout Falls Coll. 14. Stout tl. Platteyllle Tchre.

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It, South Dakota Mines S. VnlparalM 48, Augiistana 1. Vtaiiah 14. Kno 14. IMienloa IS.

klmhurst 1. Wlrhtta S4, Beeillear White Water S3, Mllnaukee Tchrs. I. EAST Alleghewy Oeneva 1. Amherst St, Boedoln t.

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Gettysburg l-ewell Teitll. 14, New England T. Maryland 1ft, Georgetown 14. Morsan State J. Howard 0.

NVll SS, Brooklyn College a. Penn 41, Dartnwuth t(. I XD I ST4r eY Alahama A. A M. T.

Ieneryaa AMoalacklaa S. Catawba 1, Arkansas 21, Baylor Benedict 13. Bethune Conkmaa IS, Bethany 1, Westminster 1. Bnrknell S4, HklBgtoa leffetaaa S. CltadH I.

Davidson II. Dak. North arnltji Stat t. (rtnrgla 27, Mlsslsslppt State S. Faster fientaeky 41.

Teanisse. Teeh FayrltevUM Water S. Florida II, Aubani 1. Florida A. M.

1. Morris Brew FtoeMa. State 10, Howard Georgia Teck 11, Lsntsla Statai S. Jacksonville (Ala.) S. Troy a.

Kentucky 41. Clm-lanaM 1. Keatacky Stat S4, Lktewla (Mo.) S. Marylaad State 48, Hamptoai 11. Mlllsaps 14, Sewaae.

1. Mississippi Southern a. So. tk wester Ml. I ah Baldwin Wallace 12.

North Carolina A. A T. SS, Shaw 0. Ne. Carolina Stat.

A. a) M. Clark S. Northwester Slate It, Lou Isles Cat. IS.

Prrshytrrtaa to, Kraktne S. Randolph Maro la, Catbeile II, Stmtkera 1. Arkansas A. A M. t.

Soatk arolina state II, Clark a. St. Aagustlae SS, St. Paala St. Aavler SS.

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1 aloa IS, araon-Ncwmaa S. VandertMIt ta. Mississippi 14. Vlrstnla tl. Washlmtoa A lee tl, Virginia Inlon 1, l.lnrotn t.

f. Wake Forest IS. North Carolina 1, Western tl. More bead tl. West Virginia 4S, Richmond T.

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F.atent Oklahoma A A 17, Oklahoma Military I. Cramming t. Tela Stat. I. Ilardla Simmons 41.

Arlsoaa Stat 14. Hiwsto 11, lalsvUle 2. langtoa 41, Tesae S. New Mexico A. A At.

Arise St. 14. Rice 14, Pllt 1. Sam Houstn State 4.1. 1-etnar Teek Sheptaera Trhrs.

14, Salem It. SMI' 44, Oklaman A. A M. 0. Southweeter (Okl.) 1, Northwester (Okl.) S.

Snl Roe IS, Trinity 11, T.C.I II, Trias Teeh S. Teiaa A. A 1. to, MrMurry IS. Tesaa A.

A M. St. V.M.I. S. Trias Wee tern 14, Arlsoaa 11.

Tnlsa 21, Villaaora 1. West Teia 44, New Meilc g. ROCKf MOCNTAIlt I Adam (Colo.) It. Panhandle A. AM.

Carnrtl (Mont.) 11. Westminster (I'lah) Colorado A 17, Brlgham Toung 14. Western Slate tl, Colorado Mines 13. Wyoming 40, I tali Slat. T.

WEST'" 12. Southern Cal 1. allfornla Aggte 40, Humholdt ollege of Pacific 43, Nevada 1. nlnrado Coll. 1.

Fastera New Mailea Idaas 14. Oregi S. Orrgn Ldiicallon 41, Dear Fei S. Stanford 13. San I a Clara II.

Masklngto IS. Oregoa Stat. Mashlngto Slata 14, MoaUaa 1. SATIN, REVERSIBLE JACKETS 2" All Pspalar Ctltn SUes 34 4 HARRY REED SPORT SHOP 13tl St. 1-4 111 Husker-Bufh Play by Play Tulane Fumbles Treat Irish.

1 3-9 for seven. Ooeglein wa tnj'ired and removed from the game. Shelton on a reverse gained -two. Hodel plunged to a first down on the Nebraska 35. Hodel smashed at each other's joal line son for a touchdown.

Vensek's placement was good. 30 second had (lapsed In the second quarter. SMIKt.t COLORADO 1, NEBRASKA S. Vensek kicked oft to Bloom who returned to the Nebraska 33. NEBRASKA Regler recovered Must-ler's fumble on the 43.

Nagle plunged for a first down on the 45. Nagle passed to Reynold who stepped to the Colorado 44. Nebraska waa oflniric on the play and was penalised to the 40. Mueller failed to gain. Nagle passed to Mueller for a four yard loss.

Reynolds punted to Brook-shier who returned 10 yards to the Colorado 42. COLOR A0 Shelton passed to Hodel on the Neoraska 4ft. Shelton paused to Mosher on the Nebraska 11. He was tackled by Aducl. Hloom Intercepted Sbeltnn's pane on the Nebraska 19.

NEBRASKA Wlngender's fumble was recovered by Punches on the Nebraska 22. COLORADO Shelton recovered hi own fumble on the 20. Scott intercepted Berry's pas and returned to the Nebraska 27. NEHRAeiK A llevenl.ls -failed- ala. Nebraska wa penalised yards to th iix fur offensive holding.

Mueller plunged four yards. Reynolds gained three over rignt guard. Reynolds punted to Johnson, who wa downed by Speumaa on th Colorado 34. 1 NEW ORLEANS. (JF).

Notre Dame, her magnificent 39-game Unbeaten string snapped last week, barely came back to a 13-9 victory Saturday over fumbling Tulane with short, staccato passes by Bob Williams. Williams' line and often great passes set up the margin over a Tulane team which lost repeated chances to score during sags in it's otherwise keyed up offensive. TTLANES LINE was the master of the Irish forwards to end. That big, slow line found speed and ability it hasn't shown in earlier games to halt Notre Dame's runners. A giant crowd of 76,000 in hot but windy Sugar Bowl stadium taw the Tulane linemen slaughter Notre Dame's running game and hold the Irish to only 34 yards on the ground.

Quarterback Williams had to turn to his own passes to gain ground, and he usually did. 'Sixteen of his 35 passes were com pleted lor 225 yards, NOTRE DAME and Tulane BSJMMaanKU Colorado wqn th tow snd elected to receive. Nebnekt ctaoee to defend the north (oL FIRST QCARTEB Clerk kicked off to Gorman. The bell bounced off Oorman't chert and Scott recovered Jor NebrMka on the Nebraska 48. NEBRASKA Wingender famed five off right tackle.

Wlngrnder gained two over tackle. Sheppard of Colorado Wat Injured and vu carried from the field. Wingender gained two off left tackle. faking a punt, ran left end for first down on Uie Colorado 43. Mueller twlated around left, end for 14 yard and a first down on the Colorado Both sides were offside.

Mueller on a reverse, picked up two yards. Nagle failed to find a receiver, ran three yards the middle. Wingender plunged to within six lnches-of a first down. Colorado took the ball on downs as Reynolds a xrd.at JtlL COLORADO Hodel gained two. Shel.

ran to the Colorado 17. Jordan' kick rolled dead on the Nebraska 22. NEBRASKA Nagle, faking a pass, gained at right end tor seven yards, Mueller plunged two yards. Nagle sneaked yards to a first down on the 33. Reynolds went off tackle for four, but Nebraska was offside and was penalised the JS.

Mueller lost a yard at left end. Mueller picked up three yards at guard. Nagle, falling to find receiver, to the 3. Reynolds punted to Shelton, who returned five yards to the Colorado 26, where he was tackled by Stras-nelm. miARAHO Shelton whirled four Avar lft tarkl.

Vandeventer broke loose around left to the Nebraska 4 for a gain of 21 yard. Shelton cut Mck oyer right tackle three yards failed Uri-inroi, naaaed lo Berrv. who caught the k.n immediately hit on the 24. Berry was hit hard and earned off the field. Jordan lost two as Novak bit him.

Hodel picked up. two. Bloom knocked Jordan's mas. Jordan's pass to Shelton In the end tone was Incomplete, Nebraska took mt down oc OWD 24. vipmilt-wineender flicked VP four yard over guara.

r.m nolds wa too low. Reynold punted to Johnson, who returned from the 30 to Nebraska 4. Mrtiill knocked him out bounds. Nagle was Injured and taken from the game. (OUIRA DO Shelton spun to a first down on the Nebraska 33.

where he was tackled by Bloom. Jordan hassed to 8nei-ton. who ran to the Nebraska 2J Shelton fumbled and was downed on the 2S aa the quarter ended. SKIOND QI ARTF.K SCORE! NEBRASKA Jordsn passed to Shelton, who caught the ball on the 15-yard-llne. reversed his field and ran Into the end ALL SALES FINAL Theatri WHAT THE With great fury the first five minutes of the game with risky, wild football but a brand that paid handsomely.

In six quick plays Tulane bolted from its 36 to a touchdown which shocked practically everybody. Harold Waggoner did most of the damage in the one minute 15 second drive and George Kinek did Tulane's lead lasted seven plays. Williams threw once to Jim Mutschejler" for 22- yards. Three plays later Williams sent the ball to John Petitbon for a 54 yard gain and the score. Joe Caprara kicked the tieing point The second quarter touchdown which gave Notre Dame a half-time 13-7 lead was scored by Fidel Gander on a ten yard guard cracking run.

The drive moved 58 yards. The half ended with Tulane on Notre Dame's five. Across from Nebraska left a 2tt. thru Inst ton two to ran end far 1 the of I failed to gam, Jordan passed to Berry on the three-yard line. Hodel failed to gsln.

He stopped by Boll. Jordan wa smeared by Scott on the eight-yard line. Jordsn'g paas to Mosher was too low. Jordan passed to Evans, where Bloom knocked him out 'of hounds. Nebraska took over on downs as the quarter ended.

HCOKEl COLORADO 14, NEBRASKA 11. roi RTH QTARTER NEBRASKA Reynolds plunged to ftie five. Heynolds punted to Johnson, who returned three yards to the Colorado 48. lOUiRADO Prochaska tossed Bhelton on the CU 35, a loss of 14 Yards. Shelton pass to Jordan who caught the ball on the Nebraska 23 where he was tarkled by Clark.

Jordan lateralled to Hodel who ran to the Nebraska three. Hodel plunged for -a touchdown. Ven-ake's kick was good. Venike kicked off to Clerk who returned 1 yardi to the Nebraska 22. NKBRASKA Nagle wa smeared for an 18-ysrd loss.

Nagle failed to gain. Nagle pas to. Simon wss knocked down. Reynold punted to Johnson who was dewned on the Colorado 3D. COLORADO Jordan ran rtght end to the Nrbtaska 35.

a 26 yard gain. Jordan gained two. Hodel foueht his way to the 28. Oeogleln recovered Jordan tumble oa the Colorado 30. NKBASKA Nagle paused to Reynolds for eight yards.

Colorado was offside as Nagle tailed to gain. Nagle'g pass was blocked by Nagle lost three while attempting to pass. Nagle's pass tfi Reynolds was Incomplete. Reynolds fumbled while attempting to kick and was downed on the Nebraska 3V, Colorado look over oh downs. COLORADO threw Jordan for four-yard loss.

Bhslton picked up seven ysrds, Hegen gained a yard. Colorado wa penalised five yards for too much time In the h'iddle. Jordan punted out of bounds on th Nebraska 14. Hour minutes remained rf the game. NEBRASKA Reynolds slipped for loss of a yard.

Nagl lateralled backward to Mueller, who fumbled the ball over the gwl. PunelM. -reaneersif -for -of 3orde touchdown. Nebraska waa penalised half the distance to the goal line on the plaee--roent for offside. Venike placement was good HCOMISl COIXIRADO IS.

NKBRASKA 12. Ventke kicked off to Clark who returned to the Nebraska 2U NEBRASKA Wingender broke loone on double reverse and ran to the Nebraska 49. a gmn of 2 yards. Colorado was pen alised five yards for delay of the game. Reynolds gained one yard.

Reynolds on reverse, ran to the eolorsoo ii-vsrii line, a gdin of 34 yards. Nagle passed to Reynold for the touchdown. Revnolds fielded the pass unmolested In the end lone. One minute remained Reynolds-placement wa good. SCORCl COLORADO SS.

NEBRASKA 1. Clark kicked aft to Shelton who turn- bled, then recovered on the Colorado SS. COLORADO Hode! ploughed over cen ter for nln. yard. Hodel plunged to a first on the Bsbra.a 48.

Honei plunged lor two yard a th gam ended. FINAL SCORE: COLORADO Is. NE BRASKA IS. Missouri is the only newcomer on the 1950 uemson lootoau slate. J.

of -a i irstdown -on the Nebraska 23 and tnen poppea a snon one to Hodel who was brought down from behind by Clark on the Husker three. Hodel plunged for the touchdown on a thrust off tackle. Again Venzke split the uprights and the Buffs found themselves in possession of a commanding 21-18 lead. The payoff came late in the quarter when Nagle lateralled to Mueller close to the goal line. Finding himself trapped Bill tried to co around.

Running back into the end zone he was hit and fumbled. Dick a Wymore. Neb. boy, fell on the ball for Colorado's' fourth touchdown. Venzke's kick made it 28-12.

ALTIIO the game was lost the Huskers struck right back with Wingender sifting thru for 26 yards on a reverse and Bobby ramming thru for 34 to get up to the Buff's 11 -yard line. Here Fran Nagle spotted Key nolds in the end zone and pitched a strike for the final score of the afternoon except for Bobby's con version. IT WAS A totigh one for the Huskers to lose but they lost to a fine Colorado team a team that is definitely on the way up, Colorado's line played mac nlflrent ball and Its backs, par- ticnlarly Hodel, Shelton and Jordan ripped thru the Huskers for consistent tains. Hodel accounted for two of the Colorado touchdowns but his play was overshadowed by Reynolds' sensational play. Bobby in accounting for all of Nebraska's points ran his string up to 53 in three games.

He averaged better than 10 yards a try. THE STATISTICS showed the two squads to be fairly even, Colorado outdowned the Husk-ersrlrJto'lS "wndrhad- -sr-rretref 387 to 345 yards. On the ground the Huskers had the mark Nebraska backs picking" up 236 yards to 158 for the Buffs. It was Colorado's aerial fireworks that caused most of the damage. The statistics showed that CU completed 11 of 20 flips for 229 while Nebraska completed 10 of 23 for J09 yards.

It's Penn State next in Memorial Stadium and Coach Bill Glassford has a lob ahead of him. There were too many weak spots Saturday. '1- COLORADO Bads Mosher, Meyer, Case, Bans, Nix, Evans, Johnson. Bi swart. Tack lew Rickets, Thorn aa, Brassy, Thompson, Jorgensen, Punches.

Guards rBwigert, Stsvens, Gorman. Centers Jump, Sliepperd, Hancock, Thorp. Backs Williams, Berry, Venske, Jor- if7 Hairen." errvew, CfJrlft-, Sheftna; Johnson, Braokshtre, Hodel, Wilson. NKBRASKA stnds Sfmon Frgusont Carnev, jtfaxe Regier. Tackle dolt.

Too good, Handshy, Hoy, Ooeglein, Spellman, Harper. (juarda Bull, a Strasheim, Bauer, Novak. Centers McGUl, Scott. Backs Nagle. Clark.

Reynolds, Mueller, Carroll, Curtis, Wingender, Adducl, Colorado 0-14 0 142 Nebraska OSS 1 1 Colorado scoring Touchdowns: Hodel Bhelton, Punches. PAT; Venske 4 (placement), Nebraska scoring Touchdowns! Rey-Bold S. PAT: Reynolds (placement). GET YOUR SHOT GUN SHELLS AT BILL MURRELL'S D1UTB-IN HARDWARE 15th at 6t Or SI. I.

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12 I Sts. COLORADO Hodel plunged five yards. Hodel carried to a first down on the Colorado 4. Hodel picked up three yards. Jordan passed to Mosher, who was downed by Bloom on the Nebraska 33.

It was an IS-yard gain. Hodel broke loos over right euard and outran th. Ne braska secondary for a touchdown. The play covered 33 yards. Veiek placement was good.

Four and one-half min utes were gne In the secono qusner. HCORKl COLORADO 14, NEBRASKA Vensek kicked off to Clark, who turned to the Nebraska 25. NEBRASKA Curtis, on a pltchout, ran "15 yards. Reynolds got fly over rtgnt guard. Reynolds filled to Nagle passed to Wingender on th.

Inches short of a first down. Nagie- sneaked to a first down, but Nebraska wa offside. Reynold passed to Mueller for a first down on the Colorado 48. Nagle' paas to Wingender was long. Reynolds fielded Nagle! pas.

a the ma an went out ot bounds on th Colorado seven. The plsy covered 41 yards. Wingender plunged two ta the five. Forty-four seconds remained in 'lh ffraf knocked down by Hancock In th. end tone.

Reynolds' pass to Carney wa Incomplete over the goal line. Nagle passed to Reynold, who made a diving catcb, in the end sone for the touchdown. Key nolds wa laying on the ground as he made the catch with 25 seconds left In the half. Reynolds" placement, wae blocked MORE: COLOR tDO 14, NEBRASKA rum kicked off to Shelton. who re turned to the Colorado 37.

COLORADO Colorado was penalised i 15 yarde for llegal use of hands. Jordan's pa was intercepted by Clark and returned 2.1 yards to the Colorado 12 yard line. He was pushed out of bounds there. NEBRASKA Nagle' pas to Mueller was knocked down ss the half ended. H4I.HIME SlOKEl COLORADO 14, NEBRASKA S.

THIRD QUARTER Wenxek kicked off to Clark who font, bled, then stumbled back 1 yard to th IS. NEBRASKA Mueller plunged over right guard for three Reynold Broke loose over left tackle reversed hi field and ran SI yards to a touchdown. H. outran th safely man. Addud's placement waa blocked.

Mosher returned Clark's kick off to th Colorado 44. COLORADO Hodel picked up two at center. Hoy stopped William tor a two-yard loss. Jordan's pass wa Intercepted by Adducl and returned five yard to th Colorado 45. NEBRASKA Mueller gained yard.

Nagle passed to Wingender for a first down on th Colorado 52. Wingender cropped Nagle's perfect pas over th. goal tin. neynoias mi nam for (even yards. Mueller plunged to a first down on the 17.

MJeiler lost three at left end. Hancock Intercepted Nagle pass on th Coloiado 10 COLORADO Bhelton picked up four. Tordan rjn rliht end 20 yards to the 34. Colorado was penalised five yards for offside a Jordan a pass to Hodel wa Incomplete. Hodel failed to Jordan'! ejutck klclt rolled dead on the Nebraska 19 NEBRASKA Revnolds hit right tackle for amlit.

Wlniender picked up two at rlaht end. Reynolds plunged to a first down on the 32. Nagls's pas to Wing ender wa Incomplete. Nagle pass to Simon wa Incomplete. Nagle pas te flimon was Incomplete.

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