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Sunday, Nov. 17, 1963 13 Sooner Maskers Set for Saturday Showdown in Big Eight Casper Star-Tribune Shields Leads Oklahoma Past Missouri, 13-3 Nebraska Survives Rally By Oklahoma State, 21-16 -iy 'ill a drive stalled at the seven and Jarman missed a field goal at- tempt. Shields Standout Shields, in addition to his touchdowns, contributed to Ok- lahoma's victory with two pass interceptions. He also gained 44 yards rushing. Fullback Larry, Brown led Oklahoma's attack with 74 yards gained rushing.

Quarterback Gary Lane sparked Missouri, completing nine of 23 passes for 128 yards and rushing for 31 more yards. I i. -Ji. By JACK WILKINSON United Press International STILLWATER, Okla. (UPD-Ninth-ranked Nebraska withstood a bristling Oklahoma State rally in the fourth quarter Saturday to notch a 20-16 Big Eight victory.

Nebraska, clicking well behind sophomore quarterback Fred Duda, had built up a 20-3 lead when Oklahoma State made its move. Cowboy quarterback Mike Miller rallied his forces for two touchdowns in the final period, but they came too late. Miller completed 19 of 32 passes for 165 yards in the futilt rally. Duda, a 183 pounder from Chicago, subbing for the injured Lennis Claridge, scored one touchdown on an eight yard keeper and kept two other II IS ft I COLUMBIA. Mo.

(UPI) StatlltlCi tl tha Miisouri-Oklahoma football fama: Misiovrt Oklahoma First downi 15 IS Rushing yardaga 113 Wt Passing yardagt 13 7 Passas 10 25 3-11 Passes Intercepted by Ponts 7-34 Fumbles lost 3 2 Yards penalized 12 45 By WILLIAM COOK United Press International COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) -Sophomore Larry Shields scored two touchdowns Saturday, one on a 65-yard punt return, to lead sixth-ranked Oklahoma to 13-3 victory over Missouri. The victory, Oklahoma's fifth without defeat in the Big Eight conference, set the stage for next week's championship meeting between Oklahoma and undefeated Nebraska. Shields, a halfback, put Oklahoma into the lead in the early minutes of the game when he caught a punt on the 35-yard line and raced down the sidelines for a touchdown. He scored the second touchdown from the two-yard line lafe in the fourth period.

Adds Conversion George Jarman kicked the extra point after Shields' second touchdown. He missed the conversion attempt in the first period. Missouri's lone score, its first against Oklahoma since 1960, came late in the second period on a 43-yard field goal by Bill Leistritz. Missouri, which has not beat-ten Oklahoma here since 1945, had an opportunity to take the lead in the second period after recovering a fumble on the Oklahoma 34-yard line. Missouri drove to the Oklahoma seven but then lost possession on a fumble of its own.

Oklahoma twice drove to the Missouri seven-yard line in the first half but was unable to score. In the first period, a fumble by Oklahoma stopped the drive. In the second period, HEADING GOAL WARD: Larry Shields (35) of Oklahoma wades through several Missouri players and is headed goalward for the Sooners' first touchdown. Leaping for Shields is Vince Turner (45) of the Tigers, but it was to no avail as Shields scampered 64 yards with a Missouri punt to give Oklahoma a 6-0 lead. Oklahoma went on to win 13-3 (UPI Telephoto).

SAAU Malts Arkansas Missouri, now 4-2 in the conference, may have lost a bowl invitation with the defeat. Scouts from the Blue Bonnet Bowl in Houston watched the game. The Big Eight conf-ference champion traditionally goes to the Orange Bowl in Miami. The victory was Oklahoma's 16th in a row in conference Play-Missouri 0 3 0 Oklahoma 6 0 7-13 Scoring: OU Shields 65 punt return (kick failed) MU-FG Leistritz 43 OU Shields 2 run (Jarman kick) Attendance: 50,800. Use Tribune Want Ads! Razorbacks never threatened again.

Even in that long march, it took two fourth down offside penalties against SMU to keep the surge alive. 'r a i SUNDAY'S A GREAT DAY OVER THE TOP: Nebraska halfback Joe McNulty (41) goes over the top of the heap for a touchdown against Oklahoma State, Saturday. Putting a shoulder to him, but too late is Hugh McNabb (52). In the background is Willie Ross (21) of the Huskers. Nebraska halted Oklahoma State 20-16 to set up a showdown with Oklahoma next Saturday in Lincoln (UPI drivers going with his ball handling.

Seek Bowl Berth The victory, the eighth for Nebraska in nine games, kept the Cornhuskers unbeaten in Big Eight play and set the stage for next Saturday's game with Oklahoma to determine an Orange Bowl berth. Miller passed four yards to Jeff Williams to pull Oklahoma State, which has won only once in eight games, to within four points of the two-touchdown favorite. But less than a minute remained and Nebraska ran out the clock. Nebraska, boasting the best running game in the nation, put together two long scoring drives in the second quarter. Fullback Joe McNulty banged over from the two for the first score with stitute fullback Steve Murphy leading the way, jolted the Buckeyes with a 10-point second period and clinched it with another touchdown in the fourth period set up on a pass interception.

It was a dismal day for Ohio State and Coach Woody Hayes in more ways than one. An airplane circled overhead bearing a trailer reading "Goodbye Woody" as the Bucks went down to their worst season since 1959. Ohio now has four victories, three losses and a tie as it goes into its final game against Michigan at Ann Arbor next Saturday. Myers, mixing the Northwestern offense with the touch of a magician, set up the Wildcats' field goal and first touchdown drive with his passes and then settled down to a running game in the second half before 83,988 fans. Murphy, 201 pound junior from Peoria, scored both Northwestern touchdowns.

He ran 1G yards on a draw play when Myers had the Buckeyes looking for a pass with 2:08 left in the first half and smashed over from eight yards out in the final period with the clincher. Ohio State 0 0 0 8-8 Northwestern 0 10 0 717 Scoring: NW-FG 23 Stamison NW Murphy 16 run (Stamison kick) NW Murphy 8 run (Stamison kick) OSU Warfield 31 pass from Unverferth (Barnett pass from Unverferth) Attendance: 83,988 Speedy backs Larry Jernigan and Billy Gannon and sophomore tackle Mike Moore were the heroes of SMU's second consecutive Southwest Conference victory with key runs, interceptions and tackles as SMU spotted Arkansas a first-possession touchdown and then applied a defensive clamp. SMU's touchdowns came on a five-yard Tommy Caughran-to-Bill Harlan pass in the first quarter and on soph quarterback Mac White's one yard sneak in the third quarter, but each time Jernigan, also a sophomore, had helped set up the scoring plays. Arkansas capitalized on a break on the opening play of the game the kickoff and went on to march 47 yards to score on a one-yard sneak by Fred Marshall, utilizing ground power exclusively. That was the last time, the Razorback ground game ever clicked in the face of the stunting SMU defenders.

The Razorbacks did march 78 yards down to the SMU two-yard line in the second quarter on Marshall's passes to Jerry Lamb and Stan Sparks, but there SMU stiffened and the Santa Says: "I'm just going to wait till opens on Thursday, then I'm going DALLAS (UPI) Statistics of ttie Arkan-tas Southern Methodist football game: SMU Arkamai First downs Rushing yardagt Passing yardagt Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost fards penalized 12 U2 56 S-7 1 43 1 to 10 ee 73 7-IS 0 5 42 i 0 27 The second SMU touchdown came on a break just about their only one of the afternoon in the opening minutes of the third period when a bad snap-back caused Arkansas punter Tommy Moore to be tackled on his own 10-yard line. Jernigan, who had gotten loose for a 29-yard pass-run in the first SMU drive, turned in a key eight-yard smash in this one. SMU 6 0 8 0-14 Arkansas 7 0 0 07 Scoring: Ark Marshall 1 run (McKnel-ly kick) SMU Harlan 5 pass from Caughran (pass failed) SMU White 1 run (Graves pass from White) Attendance 24,000. to the second period less than two minutes told. After Oklahoma State's Charles Durkee 30 -yard field goal to make it 7-3, Nebraska came back to march 70 yards and score, with Duda scooting the final eighty yards.

Nebraska made it 20-3 in the third quarter when the Cornhuskers put together a 73-yard, seven-minute drive that ended with halfback Maynard Schmidt going over from the three. First Touchdown Oklahoma State then began moving with Miller hitting well on his passes and fullback George Thomas picking up vital yardage. Thomas capped a 77-yard drive when he sped over left guard for seven yards and the first Oklahoma State touchdown. Oklahoma Stae defenders swarmed all over Duda on the next two series of downs, and Nebraska had to punt each time. The Cowboys took the second punt and drove for their final touchdown.

STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI)-Statlstlc ot tho Oklahoma State-Nebrask football gamt: Okla. Stata Nebraska First downs 17 98 165 its 15-32 1-31 I 0 23 If 201 68 6t 14 0 3-34 0 15 Rushing yardaga Passing yardaga Passing yardaga Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Nebraska rushed for 208 yards, well below its 277.8 average, and added 68 yards in the air on 6 of 14 passes. But in total offense, mainly because of Miller's passing, the Nebras-kans held only a 13-yard edge over Oklahoma State. Okla.

State 0 3 0 1316 Nebraska 0 14 6 020 Scoring: Neb McNulty 2 run (Theisen kick) Ok St FG Durkee 30 Neb Duda 8 run (Theisen kick Neb Schmidt 3 run (kick failed) Ok St Thomas 7 run (Durkee kick) Ok St Williams 4 pass from Miller (pass failed) Attendance: 17,500. Clemson Stops Maryland, 21-6 CLEMSON, S. C. (UPI) -Clemson cashed in two fumbles for touchdowns Saturday and tied up the passing arm of Maryland quarterback Dick Shiner to defeat Maryland 21-6. The Atlantic Coast Conference game was billed as a test of Maryland's offense against Clemson's defense.

The touch defenders persistently halted Maryland drives. It was the first time this season that Shiner, one of the nation's top passers, was successfully stymied on scoring. Ex-Olympian Dies PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) -Otto Anderson, a hurdler on the United States Olympic team in 1924, died of a heart attack Friday. He was 63.

Anderson, cross country and track coach at Pasadena City College, was a football and track at Southern California during his undergraduate days. Bell A Howell brings out the expert in you automatically! This smartly designed 8mm ZOOM REFLEX CAMERA makes it easy for you to shoot perfectly exposed, full color movies with your first, easy to-load cartridge of film! y'Nzf NEW AUT ml Mi I 400f FEAT iEFLEX other Northvestern Upsets Ohio State, 77 to 8 .1 i I I i' 1 i '7 By ED FITE UPI Sports Writer DALLAS (UPI) Southern Methodist, harried by bad breaks much of the afternoon, came up with the clutch play on offense and defense in the last half to send tavored Arkansas reeling to its fifth defeat of a dismal season Saturday 14-7. Minnesota Stopped by Purdue, 13-11 LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) -Purdue's inept ground game, helped along by Minnesota fumbles and errant field goal kicking sputtered to a 13-11 Big Ten football triumph over the Gophers before nearly 39,000 fans Saturday. The victory snapped a two-game losing string for the Boilermakers giving them a 4-4 season record while Minnesota absorbed its sixth loss, third in a row against two victories.

All the scoring occurred during the first half and Purdue got its two touchdowns in the initial period, then hung in for its narrow victory as fullback Mick Reid missed four field goal attempts. Gordon Teter, a safety man, electrified the crowd in 56-de-gree weather, when he returned a kickoff 88 yards for Purdue's first score, after Reid booted a 33-yard field goal to give the Gophers a 3-0 lead in the opening minutes. Then Nat Jackson fell on Larry Peterson's fumble, one of three bobbles by the Gophers Saturday, on the Minnesota 47 and Purdue scored again in nine plays. Quarterback Ron Di Gravio set the score up with a 10-yard pass to Gene Donaldson and his 19-yard run to the one yard line. Di Gravio then plunged for the score.

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