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Section 2 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 Nebraska Flashes No. 1 Power 4tfAe Brass Ring Batter Baffled Badgers, 37-0, Editoralist's big hate was the whip and no jockey equipped with one dared come within 10 feet of the son of Olympia lest they take their life in their hands. Another eccentric campaigner was Hasty House farms' Ruhe. LONGSHOTS 1-2 IN FEATURE AT HAWTHORNE BY FRANK SEGRETI Ideal football weather prevailed in our town yesterday with the temperature at 55 degrees. And, appropriately enough, a hard-driving 2-year-old bay colt, Williamston Kid, came charging down the home stretch at Hawthorne like a swashbuckling half back going thru the line to capture the $38,450 Juvenile Stakes.

Coming from last place at the quarter, Williamston Kid won it in a rousing finish. At the end of the mile and a sixteenth, Jockey Henry Moreno had the son of Piet, owned by Paul F. On his right days he could beat the best of them, like the afternoon he ran down the Kentucky Hawks Play Exhibition with Leafs Black Hawk fans will see their heroes in action for the first time tonight when the Hawks take on Toronto in Chicago Stadium. Since it will be the first exhibition game since training camp opened, Coach Billy Reay will 'be getting closer to appraising some of his young farm hands, whom he is using often to evaluate their talent. So far there have Jjeen several pleasant surprises in camp for the Hawks.

The Hawks beat Detroit, 4-2, then tied, 3-3, with the Red Wings, last season's first place finishers. John Miszuk, burly defense-man is pressing for a regular job and has shown Coach Reay plenty of class, especially on Derby winner, Hill Gail, to win Harry Trotsek Jack Hodgins the Equipoise mile. When de pressed, or whatever it is that troubles horses, Ruhe sulked, losing all interest in the race and more than not caused sleep less nights for Trainer Harry Trotsek. BY MAURICE SHEVLIN SOME thorobreds, not totally unlike some football or baseball athletes, are" almost as well known for their eccentricities as for' their natural skill. One such animal is Fred W.

Hooper's Alabama Bound, a self-willed equine which insists on acting like he's mad at the world. When in a proper frame of mind, however, Alabama Bound is the running-est kind of race horse, and according to Trainer Cotton Tinsley, capable of beating any man's horse. Head strong and opinionated, Alabama Bound often puts on a show for railbirds during normally uneventful post parades. During the summer at Arlington Park the Hooper enigma refused to accompany other horses the right way around the track and had to be escorted by his lonesome to the barrier. Even then he'd swish his tail, buck like an old cow pony, and otherwise glower at the outrider.

Fans have come to chuckle "we're simply betting on whether he's in a running mood or not," confident that once the gate is sprung the outcome rests simply with Alabama Bound's inclinations. Several times this year, including a couple of forays at AQUEDUCT RESULTS 1st, $3,500, clmg, 3 vos UP, fur: AP Wirephoto Larry Wachholtz (No. 36) of Nebraska throws himself in front of Wisconin's Tom Schinke to break up pass play in second quarter of yesterday's game in Lincoln, Neb. Artist Town Belmonte 20.40 7.00 3.20 Solitude Trail Rosado 4.20 2.60 Gator Ray Ussery 2.20 Time, 1:13. Gerald Exclusive De sign, Sea Wolf II, Jim Shot, Can She Run ran.

2d, $5,000, clmg, 3 ros, 7 fur: Local Talent Rotz 12.40 6.60 4.80 You Are There Grey Spot Baeza 4.40 3.20 Aerie Blum 4.40 Hawthorne, Alabama Bound showed no interest in the race, winding up last, forcing the chart caller to note "sulked, or refused." On other occasions, including a try on the grass at Arlington Park, the erratic thorobred performed as if he loved the game, easily spreadeagling his opposition and hanging up some mighty fast times in the process. His narrow defeat by Chieftain in a sparkling mile run at Arlington and a recent sprint victory at Hawthorne stand out as brilliant efforts for a veritable "hot and cool" racing tool. Trainers and veterinarians are at a loss to explain his behavior. The sport is replete with such strange actors, most recent of which was Fourth Estate stable's quick starting Editorialist, trained by S. Bryant Ott.

Hankinson Passes to 3 Scores as Gophers Win Time, 1:25 1-5. sparkiinq Eartn, Prin for 4th Victory Continued from first page Stetsons, red berets and red baseball caps that jounced and waved and sometimes flew while the "Big Red" drove up the score. Nebraska was rated No. 1 in the nation and the proud residents of The Beef State couldn't have been happier, sitting under a cloudless sky in 70 degree temperatures while Their Team exhibited the fundamental brilliance in blocking and tackling that make for championships. Chief among the Badger tormentors today was Fred Duda, a chunky senior quarterback starting his first game of the season.

The former Chicago prep star, who guided the Red Horde of Weber to a city title in 1961, ran 59 yards for one touchdown and passed 29 for another. It was Duda who drove the Cornhuskers in for their first touchdown after Tom Brigham fumbled a punt first blush the first time Wisconsin had an offensive opportunity. Dennis Carlson recovered the ball for Nebraska on the Badger 31. On first down. End Tony Jeter sprinted into the middle to take a right-on-the-button pass and continued to the 4 when the Wisconsin safety second blush rushed right past him trying to intercept the ball.

Three plays later Pete Tatman bulled over from the 1. Duda Strikes Again Larry Wachholtz missed the kick for an extra point but Duda took care of that in the second quarter. After an exchange of punts Nebraska took over on its own 33. Duda cipe Azul, Tosinisbad, Missile Step, Double Gophers' Day Continued from first page jury. If he hasn't recovered, Indiana was the most surprised football team in the middle west, for the Gopher quarter INDIANA 18 MINNESOTA 42 Alan Voorhis L.

Kent Kramer L. Gale Gillingham bringing the puck out of his end. Tonight's game with Toronto marks the first exhibition game in the Stadium in many years. There will also be a game next Friday with Montreal in the Stadium. The regular season opens on Oct.

23 when the Hawks meet Toronto there. In fact the first four regular season games will be on the road. So Hawk fans won't see their boys until Nov. 3 after these two exhibition games. SCOTTY'S COLT Paul Faust L.

R. Chuck Killian Randy Staten Don Rosen Ken Last back completed 12 of 21 passes Tom Gallagher Bob Russell Randy Beisler Ken Hollister Alan Myszewski Bill Huff Cornell Gill John Durkott Dave Kornowa Dave Mayoras Indiana O. John Hankinson R. Hubie Bryant L. Ray Whitlow F.

Joe Holmberg 0 4 0 1218 HAWTHORNE CHARTS Lash ran. 3d, $5,500, alwc, 2 yos, 7 fur: For Joy Turcotte 4.60 2.80 2.40 Fancy Lace Broussard 3.60 2.60 Scairt Blum 3.00 Time, 1:24 3-5. Any Port, Bubbles O'Tudor, Needle Sword, Cherimova ran. 4th, $5,500, clmg, 3 yos up, mi: Cheshire Combestl 8.80 4.20 3.00 Cnronicle Rosado 6.60 4.40 Tabeeb Turcotte 3.40 Time, 1:38. Dry Sails, Mi Roy, da-Hot Ticket, Canal, Listen to Reason ran.

dq-Disaualified from 3d. placed 7th. 5th, $6,000, alwc, 3 yos up, fur: Pinkie Chollie Rotz 16.00 7.20 4.40 Weighmaster I Blum 4.20 3.00 Timurid Usservl .360 Time, Meteoro, El Premiere, Mister Lumpus, Daily Reminder, Jav Rooer, Seafes ran. 6th, $8,500, alwc, 3 yos up, 6 fur: Ornamento Ussery 6.80 4.40 3.20 Choker Boland 6.00 4.40 Saltville Vasouez 6.60 Time, 1:10 4-5. Lord Birchfield, Sky Wonder, Dark King, Wrona Card ran.

7th, $75,000 added, 2 yo, 1 mi. The Frizette Stakes: Priceless Gem Blum 2.80 2.60 2.20 Lady Pitt Turcotte 3.80 2.20 Swift Lady Gustinesl 2.20 Time, 1:36. Reason to Earn, Brave Front, Prides Profile, Ameri Belle ran. 8th, $10,000, ale, 3 yos up, 1 1-16 mi, turf: Nashandv Boland) 10.80 5.20 4.40 Spoon Bait Rotz) 4.00 3.00 Windsor Lady Ussery 6.00 Time, 1:43 3-5. Mostar, Rio Coreo, Sor-passo, Mr.

Steu, Rochefort, Sheet Anchor, Sir Rodoloh ran. 9th, $5,500, clmg, 3 yo up, mile: Dark Alloy (Baeza) 10.40 5.40 3.40 Rocky Ford Belmonte 4.80 3.20 Count Frigid Hidalgo) 6.C0 Time, 1:37. Ocean Guard, Formal Johnny, Skipper Bus, Silly 11, Sa Vet ran. COPYRIGHT, 1965: BY TRIANGLE PUBLICATIONS, DAILY RACING FORM Oct. 9.

Weather cloudy, track fast. FIRST RACE Purse 2 year olds, claiming, 6 furlongs; for 156 yards and three touchdowns. Holmberg Piles Up Yards A strong Gopher running attack, keyed by Fullback Joe Holmberg, rushed for 292 yards. Holmberg carried 26 times for 115 yards, and he had ample support from Hubie Bryant, Ray Whitlow, and Dave Colburn, the latter from La Crosse, Wis. The crowd of 46,010 saw the Gophers score the first two Horse and Jockey Wt PP St Son Of Roman R.York 116 8 5 2nd Mr.

Marion R.Nono) 116 7 3 13 Jaymels Jet (D. Richard! 113 3 1 32 Make A Point H.Moreno 113 10 7 42 Lesfear L. Snyder) 113 2 10 92 No Fear Ever IW.Mavorga 116 6 2 82 Mr. Yonts R.Campas 116 4 8 10 Str Fin Owner Eq odds 22 12 is jennieKelley 2.20 13 23 2nd H.Forrest 5.40 31 31 31 M.Weinstein 2.70 45 43 41 H.Cortesi 7.60 71 5hd 5nk E.A.Dust 22.40 61 63 63 Carrol l-Dickerson 6.80 10 83 731 C.W.Pierce 50.60 5hd 71 81 O.W.Foster 14.40 81 91 93 R.V.Stockton 13.30 92 10 10 J. Shaver 35.20 Royal Discovery iM.Shirotaj H6 sj Kin naaiiv AA UoitK 11A 1 A Ternes and James Barlett, one and three quarter lengths ahead of a 40 to 1 shot, Abe's Hope, representing the Grand Prix stable and ridden by Douglas Richard.

Third money in the 39th running of the rich stakes that brought out a bulky field cf 15, all trying the eight-and-a-half furlongs for the first time, went to Marion Van Berg's Royal Course, piloted by Eldon Coffman. Ethel Haffa's Rom O'Nello was fourth. Good Record in Detroit An invader from Detroit where it compiled a record of four victories, six seconds, and two thirds in 15 outings, Williamston Kid was a 10 to 1 shot in the betting by the crowd of 19,335 and paid $22, $11.40, and S7.60 across the board. Abe's Hope paid $31.60 and $16.20 and Royal Course $6.60. Royal Course, which was shipped here from Michigan where it had taken its last five starts, took the lead at the clubhouse turn and maintained it to the top of the home stretch.

It had a four-length advantage at that point, followed by Le Maestro and Abe's Hope with Williamston Kid in seventh position. Coming out of the pack with a tremendous rush, the Kid began wearing down the leaders with every stride, went to the front near the eighth pole, then staved off the late challenge of Abe's Hope to earn first money of $27,950. 32 71 Doolittle Miss IS.LeJeune 113 9 9 Time :22 3-5, :46, 1:13 3-5. Winner trained by T. W.

Kelley. Winner, b. 2, Roman Colonel Melinda W. Went to post at 2:17. Off at once.

Start good from sate. Won ridden out. Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Son Of Roman 6.40 4.40 2.60 Mr. Marion 6.20 3.40 Jaymels Jet 2.80 Minnesota 14 14 7 7 42 Scoring-Minnesota: Holmberg, 1 yard run. (Ramey, kick.) 7-0 Minnesota: Colburn, 7 yard pass from Hankinson.

Ramey, kick. 14-0 Indiana: Ginter, 1 yard run Cole's kick, wide.) 14-4 Minnesota: Whitlow, 9 yard pass from Hankinson. I Ramey, 21-4 Minnesota: Holmberg, 5 yard run. Ramey, kick.) 28-4 Minnesota: Kramer, 11 yard pass from Hankinson. Ramey, kick.

35-4 Indiana: Ginter, 14 yard pass from Tofil. Tofil, pass incomplete. 35-12 Minnesota: Last 1 yard run. Ramey, kick.) 42-12 Indiana: Ginter, 1 yard run. Tofil pass, incomplete.

42-18 Substitutions Indiana: Ends, Malinchak, Spickard, Eickstead, Kalupa, Cassells; tackles, field, Crusan, Greene; guards, Su-tor, Kaczmarek, Parmelee, Schuette, Bergman; center, Tate; backs, Stavroff, Tofil, Woods, Ginter, Frisbie, Wilson, Walters, Terry, Cole, Mauro, Krivoshia, Smith. Minnesota: Ends, Newsom, Bruton, Brug-gers, Anderson; tackles, Fulgham, Krause, Boston, Duren; guards, Callahan, Dallman, Wheeler, Yagodich; centers, Reierson, Barle; backs, Wilson, Condo, Bevan, Wir-tanen. Maples, Morgan, Seiti, Peterson, Sakal, Sanders, Hatfield, Holmberg, Van de Walker, Christian. Referee Dwight W. Wilkey.

Umpire-Richard Lawall. Head Linesman James Longhorst. Field Judge Richard Walter-house. Back Judge William Cregan. Coaches John Pont, Indiana; Murray Warmath, Minnesota.

Attendance 44,010. 6 furlongs: 3 year olds and up, claiming SECOND RACE Purse $3,200, Str Fin 131 ATLANTIC CITY RESULTS 12 14 Horse and Jockey Wt PP St First Defense A.Skoronski 118 3 5 Roger D. (D.Richardl 118 1 8 Joyous Day I R.Campas 115 12 9 Pine Note S.Trevinol 118 11 6 "4 7hd 91 51 1st, $3,000, Clmg, 4 yos up, 6 Owner Eq odds G.Gay 4.00 Frizzell-Cochonour 8.20 MaryGoldblatt 10.40 R.J.Weston 2.20 J.Minehardt 25.20 3hd Bhd 21 22 52 321 3.40 6.20 fur: 2.60 3.60 5.20 Dare Rondeau V'zuela Grey Dust Pearl Parful Kimball! 5.00 4d 41 32 51 21 6ns E.A.O'Chabe 9.30 12 12 41 22 111 711 92 Lady (C.DavisJr.) 113 5 Doctor Al (L. Snyder) 122 4 Myka Lee W.Mavorga) 113 7 Black Flint fW.Mahorneyl 113 8 7ni A.L.Zuooardo 22.30 2 Time, 1:13 2-5. Zimmer's Flame, Takeo, Crater Ridge, Prince Arn, Bally John ran.

93 7hd 82 611 103 7 62 8hd Selz-Blass 19.10 96 R.Cohen 45.40 Mr. Orbit 1H. Moreno! 116 9 10 104 104 J.McDowell 10.20 104 62 51 12 fur: 2.80 5.00 Sweet Solly R.York 113 10 4 42 Warsoite IH.Bolin) 116 6 1 3W Hy Beau Perion R.Nono 116 2 11 112 1111 112 2d, $3,000, clmg, 4 yos ft up, 6 Royal Lawn Hinoiosa) 8.00 4.20 The Big Marine Kimball 8.00 Yes Man IValenzuelal A.L.Book 6.40 J.R.Murphy 60.50 12 12 4.20 Time 22 3-5, 46 3-5, 1:12 4-5. Winner Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show First Defense 10.00 5.60 4.40 trained by G. Gay.

Winner, ch. 9 5, Sub Fleet Please Mam. Went to post at 2. Off at 2:45. Start good from gate.

Won 6.00 Ghost Catcher, Lo and Behold, 7 fur: 33.80 13.40 6.40 9.40 6.00 Time, 1:13 2-5. Stoned, Killin Time, Heavy Sea, Band Boy ran. 3d, $3,000, clmg, 3 yos, Deys Princess Pearl) Donfordad (Patterson) Lenni Indian Belvillel 7.00 handily Roger D. 9.80 Joyous Day THIRD RACE Purse $3,800, passed for 7 yards on first down and on second slipped inside the Wisconsin defensive end on the option play and squirmed 59 yards into the Badger end zone. A pass from Duda to Freeman White earned two extra points, erasing the importance of the missed place kick.

Frank Solich, Nebraska's amazingly quick fullback who checks in at 5 foot 8 and 160 pounds, rambled 49 yards to the Wisconsin 20 shortly after an exchange of punts and Duda threw to White at the 9. Wisconsin, which found itself making goal line stands with amazing regularity, held on this cccasion and Wachholtz kicked a 24-yard field goal. That kick made the score, claiming, 6'-2 furlongs: 3 year olds and up, WINS WHITING HARNESS PACE Scotty's Colt took a quick lead and was never headed in winning last night's featured $6,000 Whiting pace at Washington Park before a crowd of 16,230. The 5-year-old gelding, owned by F. E.

Ross of Milan, had to hold off the late bid of Mr. Budlong, but came home on top by a head in 2:01 4-5. It gave Scotty's Colt a fourth triumph this year and boosted his lifetime earnings to The winner brought returns of $5.00, $3.40 and $3.40. Dancing David, at 11 to 1, finished third among the nine entrants paying $4.60 for show. A similar clocking of 2:01 4-5 was recorded in the eighth race as Adios General, a 4-year-old son of the immortal Adios, got up in the final moments to beat Jay Counsel.

Tribune Handicapper Picks 1st Six Winners Old Sarge, race handicapper for The Tribune, selected the first six winners on the nine race programs at Hawthorne yesterday. They included the daily double that paid $25. The winners were Son of Roman 1 First Defense 2 $10; Candido 3 Judge A. W. 4 Prince Easy Mon 5 and Carabu 6 $1.20.

Six Stake Racers Ea odds Horse and Jockey Wt PP St 4.00 Str Fin Owner 52 Ins H.Miller 7 Candido W.Hartack) 122 7 21 1.60 5.90 4.70 3.70 12.60 22 J.Cantafio 331 Keller-lppolito 421 F.H.MerrillJr. 51 F.E.Celli 72 61 22 52 11 42 8 31 Time, 1:26 2-5. Silent Sun, Pay the Devil, Darwin Miss. Cassie Blue, Skeets Echo ran. 4th, $3,300, clmq, 4 yos up, 7 fur: Fast Gun Guerra 8.80 4.20 4.20 Jimmy Miller Bove 5.20 4.40 Roval Theme Valenzuela 6.60 Time, 1:25.

Armagnac, Periking, Chatty Matty. Glpnwoori. Rve Siooer ran. 8 31 55 62 2hd Ihd 41 31 62 Thd Sailing Chance (R.York 118 Camptown J.Beebe! 122 Summertime Song W.Mahorney 118 Bless Frances J.Ruvbalil 114 Carnation Kid D.Richard) 116 Chacdiment (W.Mayorga! 118 Larry R. R.Campas 120 6U MikelFarm 15.50 8.40 21.50 71J Mrs.M.VanGeflen 8 E.Kirker Time, :23, :46 4-5, 1:13, 1:19 4-5.

Winner fur: 4.00 3.00 trained hv J. Sullivan. Winner, b. 8, 5th, $3,400, clmg, 3 yos ft up, 6 Still Echo Zakoor 14.00 5.80 Duomo Hinoiosa 4.20 Mistv Valley ICulmonel Aristophanes In9enue. Went to post at Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Candido 5.20 3.80 3.00 Sailing Chance 5.80 3.80 Camptown 3.00 Off at once.

Start good from gate. 3.60 won driving. II, Time, 1:13. Solid State, Coruna Poor Soul, Valley Gem ran. 6th.

$3,000. clmg. 2 vos, 7 fur: 6 furlongs: FOURTH RACE Purse $3,600, 3 year olds. claiming, Str Ea odds Wt PP St Horse and Jockey- 6.40 Priceless Gem Wins Ihd Judge A. W.

IH.Bolin 112 12 4 HI 3.00 3.40 11 Navy's Peg Patterson 14.00 6.60 Magic Clover Nelsonl 6.40 b-Shenanisans Valolal Fin 2l 31 42 Owner M.Stewart DorwilStable R.J.Sabinske Mrs.P.Serdar 10.60 5hd 3hd 2.40 4.80 92 711 9hd 32 62 1U1 New York, Oct. 9 4.10 19.40 Betallah L. Snyder) 116 9 6 Halterman W.Hartack 116 2 9 Testify R.York) 116 4 5 Daring Bull W.MahorneyJ 116 5 7 Mr. Elroy H. Moreno 118 3 11 Stirrup ID.Richardl 116 7 3 5U S.Rotenberg 17 to 0, at halftime.

Wisconsin should have stayed in the 18.S0 23 42 82 62 12 71 24 42 51 82 101 62 62 c.A.scott MargaretE. Schmidt 8.30 411 Jesta Record F.Chavez 113 6 12 12 Lady Maria R.Nono 115 1 10 102 72 8hd W.M.Duncan 21.50 821 Mrs.H.Bockman 9.20 10hd PamdeeStable 50.20 11 Lantz-Smith 91.50 12 S.R.Cooper 3.20 93 3hd times they had the ball and apparently the issue never was in doubt. It must be said that Indiana never threw in the towel and fought to the last moment. The basic 6-2 defense employed by Indiana was not much of a problem to Minnesota. Hankinson sent his offense thru, around, and over the Hoosier defense.

Indiana, for a greater part of the afternoon, was trying to figure out the Gopher defense a five man line, with two interior lineman and a roving linebacker. Run S3 Plays It is possible that Minnesota has some backup men for Hankinson, but Coach Murray Warmath is not ready to reveal their identities as yet. Minnesota ran 83 plays, but Hankinson was at the controls of the scoring machine on all except six occasions. Coach John Pont of Indiana didn't take long to alter his game plan. He had announced that he would lean heavily on the quarterbacking of Frank Stavroff and the running of Reggie Woods.

Stavroff couldn't move the Hoosiers and Woods was ineffective in the early going. Gary Tofil generated a scoring spark for the Hoosiers and John Ginter, tailback in Indiana's wing formation, gained noisy commendation from the partisan crowd. Tofil completed 8 of 12 passes for 122 yards and his ability to throw the Gopher defense off balance kept the fast fading Indiana spark from being completely extinguished. Ginter Scores 3 Times Air Tong IM.Shirota 112 8 1 21 111 111 5hd 1011 12 Second Stanza R.Campas 112 11 8 Good Behavior IJ.Beebe) 115 10 2 Time, :22 3-5, 46 2-5, 1:13 2-5. Winner trained bv M.

Stewart. Winner, b. 3, Tulsan Jet's Princess. Went to post at Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Judge A. W.

14.80 9.40 6.00 Betallah 11.80 6.80 Halterman 4.40 3:40. Off at once. Start good from gate Won driving. 3 year olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs: FIFTH RACE Purse $4,000, Str Ea odds Fin Owner Fin Owner 111 14 15 3.10 F.H.MerrMljr. 11 F.H.MerrillJr.

Horse and Jockey Wt PP St Prince Easy Mon J.Beebe 120 3 5 Branch (R. Padroni 118 6 11 Win Abreeze H.Bolin 115 1 7 9hd 103 71 2nk Sundr dgeStable 10.60 6hd 42 21 31 R.C.Francisco 35.70 quired only 3 minutes and 7 seconds. Deryl Ramey kicked the first of his six points after touchdown. Indiana advanced to Minnesota's 48 yard line, but the offense stalled and the Gophers had the ball. They then moved from their own 24 to a touchdown in 12 plays, Hankinson passing to Colburn for the score.

Intercepts Aerial Indiana broke into the scoring column in the second quarter, but the Hoosier touchdown only seemed to crank up the Minnesota machine. The first Indiana touchdown came within the realm of possibility on the final play of the first quarter when Cordell Gill, Hoosier right linebacker, intercepted a pass by Hankinson on the Minnesota 42. Indiana moved 38 yards in 9 plays for its first score, which came at 3:31 of the second quarter as Ginter went over from the 1. Minnesota struck right back, moving 65 yards in 13 plays, with Hankinson passing 19 yards to Ray Whitlow for the score. An interception led to Minnesota's next score, Tom Ihd A2 4nk sm th-Gatewood lb.

60 3 52 7hd 83 5ns E.A.Ginsburg 25.50 10 103 dressing room. Midway thru the third quarter Al Kuehl, a sophomore escapee from Wassau, punted 49 yards to the Badger 3 where Jeter downed the ball. Three plays gained nothing and Dave Fronek, who was called on to make 12 punts today, booted the ball from the end zone. Kick High and Short The kick rose majestically, soaring higher and higher, finally dropping back to earth just 13 yards from the line of scrimmage at the Wisconsin 16. The Cornhuskers were so stunned they couldn't score and Time, 1:26.

La'm speed, a-Piogin, o-snae Maidle, Prove ihe Fact, a-Lucie-Deedes, Love Bunowitz, Classy Kathy ran. a-entry, b-entry. 7th, $4,200, alwc, 3 yos up, 1 1-16 turf: Straw Hat Val'laJ 5.40 3.40 3.00 Taint Funny (Pearl 4.00 3.40 Northern Melody French 4.40 Time 1:47 4-5. Surprise Call, Teatotal, Procrstination. Capped ran.

8th, $20,000 added, 3 yos up, 7 fur. The Parkway Handicap: Juanita Thornburg) 21.00 9.20 6.80 Mighty Happy Pearl 6 20 4.20 Loveioy (Culmone) 7.20 Time, 1:23 3-5. Browns RIsaue, Ooen Fire, Who But Me, Venture, Tosmah, Hem and Haw. Colonia, Sought After ran. 9th, $3,700, clmg, 3 yo UP, 7 fur: Turf Parade Velasauez 4.80 3.20 2.40 Agadden Patterson 5.20 3.40 Maid of Mirth Grimm 3.20 Time, 1:24.

Alibhai Lane, Fast Fool, Brandy Station, Slapstick, Plane to Spain ran. DETROIT RESULTS 1st, $2,000, clmg, 4 yos up, 6 fur. Happy King Cox 16.20 8. CO 7.20 Wing Walker Bairdl 9.00 7.60 Lightheaded (Wall 9.60 Time, 1:16. Trim Charge, Knight, Imahead, Green Door.

Pleasant Pasture, Union Bridge. The Nob ran. 2d, $2,400, Clmg, 4 yos UP, 4 fur: Dynamite Jr Kunitake 6.80 4.00 3.00 Kelly Jeanne Bowlds 4.40 3.40 Morsmoke Meaux 6.00 Time 1:15 1-5. Amaiov. Triple Count, Hipp Trechos, Dorark, Flighty Burvo, Hi Gal, Bud ran.

3d, $2,300, clmg, 4 yos ft up, 6 fur: Bhd 311 A3! MaaaChartaR.St. 16.30 Featured at Laurel 2 81 6hd 6hd 721 F.W. Hooper 11.40 911 5hd 81 Hoffman-Clark 14.40 Hoss's Pick R.Campas 120 11 Fond Hopes J.Ruvbali 114 5 Sun Bend CM. Heath) 116 10 Ocean Motion W.Mahorney 114 8 Underworld T.Powell 114 4 On Hand F.Chavezl 116 2 Go Lite W.Mavorga 116 7 Arrc Flash L.Snyder 118 9 11 ina 031 Cowan Jr. 4.20 4hd 71 11 32 22 2nd 11 10hd G.F.Meng 3.70 33 91 11 DarleneP.Hans 6.20 less Gem, making a strong bid for the 2-year-old filly crown, romped to her fifth successive victory today in winning the $122,500 Frizette at Aqueduct.

Under the guidance of Walter Blum, the strapping home-bred daughter of Hail to Reason and Searching from Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' barns took the lead shortly after the start of the one-mile race and never was headed. Blum merely shook his whip alongside the filly's head as she turned back every challenge and hit the finish line lengths in front of Lady Pitt. Third went to another slow starter but fast finisher Swift Lady.

Priceless Gem, which in her previous start had beaten many of the year's top colts, including Buckpasser, in the Futurity at Aqueduct, stepped the distance in 1:36 under 119 pounds. The victory was worth $85,000 and boosted Priceless Gem's earnings to $191,842. Time, :46, 1:13 2-5." Winner trained bv F. H. Merrill Jr.

Winner, ch. 5, Easy Mon Greying Moon. Went to post at 4:08. Off at once. Start good from 9ate.

Won Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Prince Easy Mon 8.20 5.60 4.60 Branch 9.80 7.00 Laurel, Oct. 9W- Six stake races, featuring the $150,000 Washington, D. C. International on Nov. 11, highlight the 23-day horse race meeting opening next Saturday at Laurel.

Win Abreeze 15.60 driving. mile, turf SIXTH RACE Purse $5,500, 3 year olds and up, handicap, 1 Fin Owner Ea odds Horse and Jockey Wt PP 'i 3i Mile Str Ink Wei land-Seng 4.60 Carabu J.Ruvbali 121 4 52 54 32 31 211 Letellier-stepnens 3.70 4.20 3hd F.J.Mann 14.50 3.20 the Badgers took the ball back Daily Doubles Causeway W.Mavorga 121 8 4hd ihd ihd l' Greek To Me R.York 115 2 Ihd 3hd 21J 2U Med some R.Campas 112 1 64 64 41 41 Jongleur tH.Moreno 123 3 71 712 63 52 Dadivoso J.Beebe 118 7 32 21 52 66 Board Buster W.Hartack 116 5 21 4hd 725 710 Sunshine Cake IH.Bolin 108 6 8 8 8 8 4nk F.Jones 521 C.H.Wackerlll 68 H.M.Harris 79 AugeanStable 8 Dold-Dursch HAWTHORNE 8.30 6.40 22.60 1:41 2-5, Time, :25 2-5, :50 4-5. 3:16 1-5, 9-07 1-5 Winner trained F. Cinder's Brother Baird 20.60 9.00 Neewollah iHusted 6.60 B. Lantz.

5.60 4.40 7.40 Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Carabu 11.20 4.60 3.00 Causeway 4.20 3.00 Greek To Me 3.20 Shag Run Kotenkol Winner, b. 7, Enterprise Comega. Went to post at 4:37. Off at once. Start good from gate.

Won driving. at the 11. In three plays the Wisconsin offense worked the ball backward to the 4. Fronek kicked again and Wachholtz brought it back to the Badger 3. On third down Duda went back and Sail- Time, 1:15.

Palmidon, Uncle Buzz, Son of Roman and First Defense $25. AQUEDUCT Artist Town and Local Talent $153.60. ATLANTIC CITY Dare Rondeau and Royal Lawn $25.40 DETROIT Happy King and Dynamite Jr $68.20 KEENELAND Bobby Maisel and Miss Flirt $29.40 SEVENTH ROAD Purse $5,000, 3 year olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs staff, Soluk Sun and Moon ran. 4th, $2,400, cl, 4 yos ft up, 4 fur: Gas Port Bowlds 7.60 4.60 Col. Steed Syfrigl 5.20 Horse and Jockey Wt PP St Eads Eagle R.Nono 116 2 7 3.20 3.20 3.00 Johnstown Flood iBenrens) Time, 1:11 3-5.

Magnolia Miss, Saya Ginter carried 14 times for Fin Owner Eq odds Ihd H.V.McNamara 10.30 211 D.Branch 3.20 3nk Mrs.J.W.Durrett 5.30 41 H.Miller 1.80 5W O.T.Stable 9.40 65 H.M.Schmitt 8.40 72 E.Lowrance 9.20 8 C.CowanJr. 21.60 Str 52 12 24 3hd 4hd 72 6hd 8 lofted a 29-yard pass to Solich 8 2 6 7hd 41 5hd 31 Ihd 11 42 71 53 62 2nd 3hd Vlamie W.Mahorney 116 7 Gate Man R.Campas 116 8 Big Hill Road A.SkoronskCI 116, 1 Bombo J.Beebe 116 3 Grand Choir L.SnvderJ 113 4 Enlightenment S.Trevino 118 6 Mighty Colonel F.Chavez 116 5 Harness Notes By James Segreti pass, Pouoerte, county Ti9er ran. 5th, $2,400, clmg, 4 yos up, 1 1-16 mi: Blue Supreme (Stone 16.00 6.80 4.20 Bred Red (Meaux) 4.60 3.00 Flying Sage Campbell 3.00 Time 1:50 3-5. Kran, Jackpot II, Drop by Drop, Bazooka Woods, Plucky Piet ran. 6th, $2,900, clmq, 3yo, 1 mi 70 yds: Oceanrullah Kunit'e 17.80 6.80 3.60 Timlet (Stone) 3.80 2.60 Jan's Baby (Bowlds) 3.00 Time, 1:48.

Very Fast, Dark Pet, Caterpillar, Too Off, Foot Hills Dee-Dra ran. 7th, $3,300, clmg, 3 yo, 4 fur: Time :23, 46 1-5, 1:13 2-5. Winner trained by A. Schwartz. Winner, b.

4, Alorter Magic Box. Went to post at Off at once. Start good from gate. Won driving. Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Eads Eagle 22.60 7.20 5.80 Vlamie 4.40 3.80 Gate Man 4.00 47 yards and scored all three Indiana touchdowns.

Woods was effective at times and finished the day's work with 21 yards for 6 carries. Terry Cole, 210 pound fullback, backed up Gin-ter's ground forays with 30 yards in 7 carries. Minnesota did not punt once and Indiana kept the game un Hawthorne Juvenile stakes, 2 year olds. EIGHTH RACE Purse $30,000 added, 1 1-16 miles: Fin Owner Str Eq odds 10.00 St Vt 15 15 Nerva Rulla Bowlds 14.00 6.40 Pin Deck Lawless 4.60 4.40 3.00 11J Terne-Bartlett 21 GrandPrixStable 32 M.H.VanBerg 4hd EthelHaffaStable 11 Amabobbin Stone 2.80 77 3 14 5U 4hd 21 6hd Ohd 4hd 13 3H 61 24 81 141 Time. 1:15.

High On'A Klee. Copper Crown, Navy Jack. Rastus Bill ran. 6hd 711 31 102 82 5U F.Jones 6ns Mrs.H.A.Luro 79 SpringHillFarm 40.60 5.10 22.40 45.20 5.20 30.50 1.80 50.70 5.20 22.40 der a semblance of control with Horse and Jockey Wt PP Williamston Kid H.Moreno 114 14 Abe's Hope ID. Richard 110 2 Royal Course E.Coffman 114 11 f-Rom O'Nelld JR.

York 110 12 Fleet Host R.Campasl 110 3 a-Le Maestro T.Powell 110 9 Real Easy R.Nono 110 4 Tinsley W.Hartack 116 1 Porter County L.Snvder 114 15 a-Greek Jab J.Beebe Ill 6 f-Ticker rA.Skoronski 110 8 f-Marimick C.avisJr.l 114 7 Royal Okie S.Trevino 110 10 No Love Lost R.Parker.-: 114 5 He Jr. W.Mahorney 114 13 91 82 103 12 141 122 10 9hd 132 F.W. Hooper 92 R.J.Sabinske 108 NorthStarRanch Hhd H.G.Jones 121 J.Fincher 1321 T.Faulkner 14 123 11U 121 13 132 15 142 11 111 72 131 22.40 18.30 10.20 5.10 four punts and an avearge of 34 yards. Minnesota required 1 7 plays to score its first touchdown, climaxing a 46 yard advance when Holmberg bounced 4 3 421 ioz lino 1410 R.Baiiiie 21 5hd 15 15 E.Lowrance 8th, $12,500, 3 yos up, 1 1-16 ml. The Wolverine Stake: Bass Clef Lawless 4.40 3.60 3.00 Royal Emerald Craig 10.00 6.20 Migh'v Patrol Bowlds 4.00 Time, 1:49 3-5.

Kurascount, Cee Cee Kay, Lord Orion, Tallygraph, My Sweet Peach, Cosmigraph. Classic Action, Sulci ran. 9th, $2,500, clmg, 4 yos up, 1 1-16 mi: Expansion (Walt) 21.40 9.80 6.60 Chief Sailor Campbell 4.20 3.20 Pragmatic Bowlds 4.40 Time, 1:51. Long Sunset, Stonehenge, Tahuna, Bumpy Air, After Dusk ran. 10th, $2,500, clmg, 4 yos up, 1 1-14 mi: Proud Airy Whited 16.20 8.20 4.40 Option Play Stone 7.40 4.20 Double Jack Walt 3.20 Time, 1:50 4-5.

Atta Bov II, Spring Fair, Big Whiz, Blue Josh, Optimtistical ran. Time, :46 2-5, 1:11 2-5, 1:39 2-5, 1:46 4-5. Winner trained by J. Bartlett. Winner, b.

2, Piet Miss Berea. Went to post at Off at 5:38. Start good from gate. Won driving, olds and up, claiming, mile, lurf: a-Entry. f-Field.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Straight Place Show Williamston Kid 22.00 11.40 7.60 Abe's Hope 31.60 16.20 Royal Course 6.60 NINTH RACE Purse $3,500, 3 year off defensive right guard from Titus Haffa Ted Leonard Str the 1. The scoring advance re- St ii 5 811 10 10 8 71 Fin Owner Eq odds 15 J.Baiocch! 5.50 2nk PhyllisKronenberger 5.10 31 D.W.Johnson 1.30 4nk F.F.Brenner 8.30 56 GladvsHough 19.20 61 MargaretE. Schmidt 7.20 79 McNair-Calumet 35.60 85 White-Vance 8.40 92 3 12 83 23 41 71 5hd 31 6hd Never in Doubt 13 53 22 31 41 74 62 83 910 Horse and Jockey French Stone R.Campasl Strangely Enough CM. Heath. Splash Eroo tW.MahorneyJ...

Pecitatif R.York Tinder Road (J.Ruybali Dalphon D. Richard First Part rW.Mavorga Choonaut TR.Nono Tombrill R.Padron Goya C. S.LeJeune Wt PP lie 7 .118 5 .120 8 .115 10 .112 3 15 6 .112 1 .112 4 15 2 .115 9 42 KEENELAND RESULTS 1st, $2,500, clmg, 4 yos ft up, 7 fur: 2U Ihd 912 J.J.Peretz 50.60 9S 10 50.60 3hd 10 10 Bobby Maisel Nichols 8.80 4.80 300 Smersh Peake 8.20 4.40 Time, :23 4-5 1:13 3-5, 280 Murray's Folly rcook Winner trained bv C. Vinci. Winner, b.

Time 1:24 2-5. Yoigal, Bambizon, 5. Eauistone Flint After Paris. Went to post at once. Start good from gate.

Two dollar mutuels paid: Straiaht Place Show French Stone 13.00 7.60 3.40 Strangelv Enough 6.40 3.40 Splash Eroo 2.60 Ouinella 7-51 paid $33.60 Attendance 19,355 Gem 6:13. Off at Won easily. NEBRASKA 37 Tony Jeter Dennis Carlson LaVerne Alters Kelly Petersen Jim Osberg Jim Brown Freeman White Fred Duda Pete Talman Harry' Wilson Frank Solich 0 0 0 00 4 11 14 437 in the end zone, a pass that the wind sailed right over the Wisconsin safety's head. He couldn't believe it. The fans roared as Wachholtz kicked another extra point pushing the score to 24 to 0.

There was more. The Badgers stalled again. Wachholtz took another of Fronek's punts and galloped 55 yards to the Wisconsin 11 behind a rolling sea of red shirted "Huskers." Charlie Cboo Choo Winters, third string fullback, carried it into the end zone in two attempts and Wachholtz kicked the point to make it 31 to 0. The final ignomy occured with less than 2 minutes remaining. Wisconsin lost the ball on a fumble, for the third time, Nebraska taking over on the Badger 32.

Ben Gregory another sophmore in three carries whacked over the touchdown that rang up the final to 37 points. The triumph was the fourth without defeat for Coach Bob Devaneys Cornhuskers. In it his team exhibited the steadfastness and finesse acquired only thru superlative coaching. It was victory No. 35 against only five losses for Devaney since he came upon the Nebraska scene four years ago.

STATISTICS Wis. Neb. FIRST DOWNS 10 IS Rushing 4 11 Passing 4 4 Penalty 2 0 YARDS GAINED 13 381 Rusn ins 55 283 Passing 88 98 FORW'RD P'SES Attempted 31 17 Completed 12 7 Had intercepted 3 2 Yards interceptions returned bv opponents) 10 13 PUNTS Number 12 6 Average distance 37 39 Returned (bv opponents 8 1 Blocked tby opponents) 0 0 KICKOFFS Returned by 7 1 YARDS KICKS 133 Punts 1 128 Klckoffs 12 5 Field goals 0 0 FUMBLES Number 6 5 Ball lost (recovered by opponents 3 1 A I TICC WISCONSIN 0 Louis Jong L. Phil Sobocinski John Roedel Dave Aulik Dick LaCroix Chuck Currier Bill Fritz Chuck Burt T.Q Tom Schinke Gary Bandor Gale Bucciarelli Wisconsin Nebraska Sakal breaking in front of Bill Malinchak and taking Tofil's pass on the Indiana 38. Minnesota required only 3 plays to negotiate the 12 yards, Holmberg going inside defensive right tackle for 15 yards.

Sakal intercepted an aerial by Stavroff and returned 25 yards to the Indiana 20. Just seven plays later, Hankinson passed to Kramer for 11 yards and the touchdown. Indiana turned in a steady advance for its first score in the fourth quarter, moving 91 yards in 14 plays, with Tofil passing to Ginter for the touchdown. The Gophers injected a little razzle dazzle into the proceedings and put their final score on the board with a play that had been written into the books only this week. Minnesota put the ball in play on its own 20 and moved to the Indiana's 29 on the ground, al-tho one pass was incomplete.

A 5 yard penalty temporarily stalled the Gophers. From the line of scrimmage on the Indiana 29, Hankinson passed out to Kramer for 9 yards. Kramer pitched the ball back to Colburn, who ran out of bounds on the 1. Ken last hit right guard for the touchdown. STATISTICS Indiana Minn.

FIRST DOWNS 18 27 Rushing 12 17 Passing 6 10 Penalty 0 0 YARCS GAINED 286 448 Rushing 177 292 Passing 149 154 FORWD PASSES, Attempted 20 21 Completed 11 12 Had Intercepted 3 1 Yards interceptions returned by opponents 4 44 PUNTS, Number 4 0 Average distance 34 Returned (by 1 Blocked by opponents) 0 0 KICKOFFS, Returned by 6 4 YARDS KICKS RET'RNED 111 91 Punts 4 Kickoffs 107 Field ooats 0 0 FUMBLES, Number 3 0 Ball lost recovered by opponents 0 0 PENALTIES, Number 7 Yards penalized j- 51 79 Lock, Tentmaker, Roman Justice, Diver, Mr. Nipper, Bar-Lin ran. 2d, $3,500, 2 yos, 7 fur: Total mutuel handle $1,691,510 3.00 Miss Flirt Gallimore 6.20 3.80 Nobody Goes Adams 4.40 3.40 3.80 Linda Hansman Time, 1:25 4-5. Princess Perfect, WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS Last Night Ten- WASHINGTON PARK is getting ready to remove the halter from the Egyptian Trotting association's 37 -night meet which concludes a week from tomorrow. The session has been a competitive and financial success despite rain soaking blows from the weatherman.

The Homewood mile plant, in only, four seasons, has become a mecca for Chicago's harness racing fans. The Egyptian association's betting and- attendance marks are far above the figures posted by the Washington Park Trotting association in its inaugural early fall meet in 1962, first sulky program to be held on the far south side. Maywood Park, founding site of Chicago sulky pari-mu-tuel meets, is confident of making a. healthy addition to the 1965 wagering total during its six-week program starting Oct. 19.

The new 7 million dollar plant is certain to draw many sightseers. Racing Director Ted Leonard also "believes half-mile racing will be as equally popular as competition on the Sportsman's Park five-furlong strip and the mile track at Washington Park. The track's first objective will be to surpass the record single night mutuel handle of $719,292, set on March 30, 1963. Titus Haffa, Chicago industrialist and owner of Aurora Downs, now plans to seek dates from the Illinois Racing board at another track. The Aurora Downs clubhouse recently was destroyed by fire.

$2,800. Pace, mile: 6th, 1st, $1,200, Pace, mile: Chief Pick (Perrinl Matt Colby Goveia Miss Eve Knox Post positions 3. 1, 4. 5.80 4.00 3.00 7.60 5.20 5.20 Time, 2:07 2-5. Theo, Josedaie Captain Speed, Abbe Queen Diplomat, Thunder Hour, Swetlana started.

Winter racing, from December to March, was legalized in counties with less than 1 million population, but Haffa believes the state would obtain needed money if the meet is transferred. Maribelle Murray, Ohio State university graduate and daughter of William Murray, owner of the Bonnie Brae farm in Ohio, has joined the staff of Harness Racing institute. Owen Trayner, now with Florida's Pompano Park, is another former Maywood Park official who will arrive next week-end for the new west side plant's inaugural. If Chore Mosher, ex-general manager, shows up, the handle is bound to exceed a million dollars. Clure now is a television personality in New York.

Midwestern harness fans who want to see the Hambletonian remain in Du Quoin, 111., are urged to keep sending letters to the Horseman and Fair World magazine- Lexington, Ky, Time is growing short. The Hambletonian society votes on the 1967 site Nov. 7. Sweet La Lame Roseboom 8.00 4.80 3.80 Santa Pace Insko 4.60 3.60 Just Knight O'Mara 5.40 Post positions 2, 5. 3.

Time, 2:02 4-5. Early Laird, Ernie Jordan, Smasn Rhythm, Poplar Nibble, Jamalla started. 7th, $2,400, pace, mile: L. P. Hal T.

Graham 34.00 14.20 6.60 Melody Warrior Isom 20.40 11.60 Ace Of Spades Kievert 5.20 Post positions 2, 9, S. Time, 2:06. Skinan, Miss Carroll Princess Tomahawk, Chief Adio, Cunny's Philip, Active Virgie started. 8th, $3,500, pace, mile: Adios General Insko 11.80 6.20 5.C0 Jay Counsel Burright 10.20 6.80 Duke Gamaun Pietcher 5.80 Post positions 2, 5, 8. Time, 2:01 4-5.

Copper Star, Kosher Dill, Gene's Widow, Maior Mahone, Galiner, Silversmith started. 9th, $6,000. pace, mile: nessee Ins, How Divine, Swiss Flower, Out Talk, Petipaw, Lady Sycamore, My Message, Swift Charmer ran. 3d, $3,000, alwc, 2 yos, 6 fur: Old Bag Gallimore 4.80 3.40 2.80 City Note (Knapp) 6.20 3.60 Dixie Special Cook 4.00 Time, 1:10 3-5. Clique, Redstone, Windy Pick ran.

4th, $7,500, ad, 2 yo, 6Vjf Moccasin Adams 2.20 2.20 out. Fanrullah Knapp out. out. Strawshy Peake out. Time, 1:18.

Hurry Star, Champagne Woman Persian Melody, Chalina ran. 5th, $5,000, ale, 3 yos, 7 fur: Pala Line Gallimore 26.80 8.80 5.00 Liz (Peake) 5.00 3.60 Kalispell Fires 4.20 Time 1:23 4-5. Royalita, Frosty Nancy, Quillins, Miss Barbizon, Torrid Miss ran. 6th, $25,000 added, 3 yos up, 1 1-14 mi. The Fayette Handicap: Old Hat Gallimore 4.60 3.00 2.60 Lt.

Stevens Barrow 3.6O 3.20 Big Briqade Phelps 7.00 Time, 1:42 4-5. Special Prince, Peter Pumpkin, Travel Agent, Dandy Duel, Gallant Romeo ran. 7th, $7,500, alw, 3 yo up, 6 fur: Abrogate (Fires) 3.40 3.00 2.40 Revellie II Hansman 9.60 5.20 Decathy Eades 2.80 Time, 1:10 1-5. Leanders Love, Cadabra, Really Trying, Mardee's Chic, Basking ran. 8th, $3,000, clmg, 3 yos ft up, 1 1-18 mi: Second Barb M'g'nello 12.20 5 60 4.20 Cactus Jack Fitch 14.80 7.80 Pin Cushion Brooks 3.40 Time, 1:53.

Cairnfield, Juanita, Financial Chief, Fussy Dancer, He Jeep, Knightsbridge, Best Ever, Nakomas ran. Score Tatman, 1-yard plunge kick failed 0 Duda, 59-yard run White, pass from Duda 14-0 Wachholtz, 24-yard field goal 17-0 Solich, 29-yard pass from Duda Wachholtz kick 24-0 Winters, 1-yard plunge Wachholtz kick 31-0 Gregory, 13-yard run, kick failed 37-0 Substitutions Wisconsin: Ends, Tietx, Alberts, Jen son, Goodman, Cuccia, Rice; Guards, Domiea, Marcin, Richter, Beise, London; Tackles, Sachen, Maselter, Gas-kill, Jenkins, Bliss; Centers, Goeke, Broken, Loukas; Backs, Fronek, Pinnow, Boy-aiian, Kaye, Grossman, Lager, Bandor, Berg, Koch, Brigham, Hackbart, Jankow-sW. Nebraska: Ends, Richnasfsky, Zimmer, Haug. Patton, Casey; Tackles, Unis, Strohmyer, Alvarez, Kuehl, Janik, Weinman, Murphy, Grell; Guards, Kudrna, Cole man, Senkbeil, Thorell Meylan, Kennedy; Centers, Hill, Petersen, Drum; Backs, eber, Churchich, Nettelmann, Carstens, Gregory, Threfl, Poggemeyer, Johnson, "peller, Wachholtz, Morrison, Haasch, Beck, Brunk, Winters, act or, or ley. Referee Marcus Rosky.

Umpire Lowell Wngley. Head linesman Vance Carlson. Field judge Vic Wekovits. Back judge Wayne Cooley. Coaches Milt rutin, Wisconsin; Bob 2d, $1,600, pace mile: Mighty Fearless J'cks'n 51.20 15.00 6.80 General Joy Griffith 7.00 4.00 Stepping Abbe Snodgrass 3.00 Post positions 2, 1, 4.

Time, 2:08. Vonian Yates, June De Sota, Janet Creen- tree. Fort Blackmore, Creedo Kirsty's Diplomat started. Daily double Mid $216.60. 3d, $1,200, pace, mile: Cotton Prince Sears 8.20 3.80 3.20 Tiny Scott WiHisl 3.40 2.60 Dr.

Masten fStuckert 4.20 Post positions 3, 6, 7. Time, 2:05 4-5. Roan Crusader, Al Martin, Pop Reynolds, Volo Bill, Noble Hayes, Frosty Hal started. 4th, $2,000, pace, mile: Sneaky John Banks 20.80 7.60 5.40 Blackie Grattan McGarty 5.00 3.60 Pam's Valentine Insko 6.40 Post positions 3, 1, 8. Time, 1:06 2-5.

Dutch Queen, Mr. Sun, Lu Marilyn Meadow, Miss Tide, Diane Adios started. 5th, $2,000, pace, mile: Broncho Sam Benedict 14.60 6.80 4.20 Royal Bridge Sears 4.80 3.40 da-Lady Valley Farrington 4.20 Post positions 4, 3, 1. Time, 2:04 2-5. Mr.

Clnn Abbey, Bob Hardy, Hush Time, Carsihor Lusty Guv, Kentucky Gal started. dq-Disaualified from first to third for interference in stretch. Scotty's Colt Williams 5.00 3.40 3.40 Mr. Budlong I Knox I 3.80 3.40 Dancing David Goinsl 4.60 kost positions 5, 6, 7. Time, 2:01 4-5.

Candy Travel, Russet Chip, Kabulo, Rose-well, Skipper Gene, Colonel Diller started. 10th, $1,400, pace, mile: John W. Wilson Far'gton 10.60 6.40 3.60 Ferndale Jake Hayes 10.80 5.60 New Kirk Knox 4.20 Post POStions 4, 5. Time, 2:06 3-5. Dad's Shoelace, Captain Counsel, Felix Forbes, Queen's Magistrate, Pete Prior, started.

Ouinella, $65.00. Attendance, handle, $813,635. fc. I fc. Yards penalized 12 91.