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Section 3 Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, January 2, 1973 Trickling Tern Alabama tuns aims wins New 5 Year's Pace Never had a prayer Nebraska 7 II JO 0 Notre Dim 0 0 0 44 Nebraska: Rodgm, 1-yard run. I Seiner, kick 74 Nebraska: Dmon, 1-yard nm. (Sanier, kick 144 Nebraska: Anderson, 51-yard pat from Rodgtrt. kick failed 204 Nebraska: Rodgert, 4-yard run, pats, failed 244 Nebraska: Rotfgers, 5-yard nw. (Sanitr, kick 334 Nebraska: Rod gift, 50-yard past from Humra.

(Sanur, kick 40-0 Notri Dame: Dem merle, S-yard past from Clements, pats, failed 40-4 AltindanM 00,010. John Husar Chicago Tribune Pratt Sendee The New Years; Pace at a rare burst of emotion, Texas rallied for two second- Bowl record with a 50-yarder in the first period, his first success in three attempts this season, and Bill Davis booted a 30-yarder with three seconds left in the first half. Bill Schott made a 24-yard field goal for Texas in the second quarter. STATISTICS Aurora Downs yesterday afternoon went to Trickling Brooks, driven by Del Insko. Insko the winner third, for most of the mile and edged herJnto 'half touchdowns to upset Tide's out Alabama 10 1 011 Tim Oil 7-17 Alabama: Ganft, M-yard litM goal Alabama: Jackson, Jl-yartl ra (B.

Dil, kick 104 Tins: Schott, M-yarl (Hid toil 10-1 Alabama: B. Dam, 10-yarl fiill toil 13-1 Tim: Lowry, 1-yard run Schott, kick 13-10 Ttus: Lowry, 14-yarl ru Schott, kick 11-17 Atttndance 71,000. second turning for. home. IZ A.

Parker was the nacesetterrwith Jim Herman in the sulky? Nebraska rips Notre Dame 40-6 Alabama Texas FIRST DOWNS 15 30 Rushing I 15 Pitting 7 4 It was Del Insko's fourth winner of the afternoon fcefore Finally 1 YARDS GAINED 334 371 4,524 fans and his third 3h. a Rushing 131 .117 Patsing .184 ,41 PASSES, Attempted II 11 Completed 11 5 row on the lO-racevcard started his streak behind-Fir Adios, winner of the thirdSIce Had Intercepted 2 2 Yards int. retemed 21 41 PUNTS, Number JS 4 Aviraoa distant! 27 44 at $6.20, then came Duke Lenawee in the seventh. Riturnad (By opponents 1 2 Blocked By opponents KICKOFFS, Returned by 1 4 YARDS KICKS RETURNED 51 St Queen's Prospectus in Hhs Texas, he noted, stayed with its. basic wishbone ground game, while it was Alabama that tried some wrinkles moving the back-field a yard closer to the line to spring halfback receivers faster, and shifting on the defensive line.

"But, as you can see, nothing really worked." He added that he can't remember when anyone ran as hard against his team than Leaks, who incidentally is but a sophomore who averages more than 100 yards a game. "We tried an adjustment on him at half-time, but that didn't work, either." Nothing the Tide did seemed to work, and the ground game, with 138 yards, was particularly bad for a wishbone team. i TEXAS DESERVED to win, he mindful of two Long-horn drives that failed to produae in the first half once on a blown assignment on the 3-yard line, and once when a receiver fell down. Outside of Jackson's scoring romp with a pitchout in the second quarter, the only Tide points came on field goals. Greg Gantt, the long-distance kicker, broke a Cotton game, he had been criticized for taking the easy road toward high national ranking by choosing a Cotton Bowl berth against Texas, perhaps the least-heralded team in a major bowl.

Many experts, including Nebraska's Bob De-vaney and Are Parseghian of Notre Dame, felt Bryant should have gone after third-ranked Oklahoma, instead of seventh-ranked Texas, which earned its bid via a fifth-straight Southwest Conference title. "I was burned about that kind of talk," said Texas' All-American tackle, Jerry Sisemore, "but, honestly, I don't think it mattered a bit the way we played." Sisemore was one who talked to the team at half-time and he refused to divulge what he said. "It was just how I felt," he said. BRYANT SAID he could tell immediately that something emotional had happened to Texas and said that "it just goes back to the fact that Darrell did a helluva better job at coaching than I did. I'm real proud of our kids, and my only regret now that we lost is that I didn't put more of 'em into the game." Punti 4 11 eighth, $3.40.

Trickling. Brooks returned $7.80, 60. Kicboffl 54 75 Field goal! 0 0 FUMBLES, Number 10 Ban lost (Ret by Opponents PENALTIES, Numbtr 4 0 Yards ptnallted 10 0 Statistics TOTAL PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE 40 SO TEAM INDIVIDUAL Passing Alt. Com. Yds.

Tdt. Int. T.Davis Alabama 17 10 174 0 1 Sharplest Alabama 1 1 12 0 0 Lowry Texas 11 41 0 2 Riciivlng ALABAMA TEXAS No. Yds. Tds.

No. Yds. Tdt. fourth-ranked Alabama 17-13 In the Cotton Bowl today. Crucial breakdowns had cost the Longhorns a pair of scoring chances and they took lagging spirits to the dressing ''room with a 13-3 halftime deficit.

was quiet, subdued," Coach parrell Royal later reported. 'Everybody was walking ground with long faces, talking in whispers. don't know what it was maybe they just started 'talking together but suddenly they came up with a kind of emotion that I hadn't seen before." CHARGING OUT TO the desperate pleas of their wildly cheering partisans who ruled the crowd of 73,000, Texas proceeded to shut off Alabama's pass -oriented wishbone with two interceptions and a last-ditch "goal-line" stand at midfield. Meanwhile, Alan Lowry, a converted defensive back completing his first term as signal-caller, turned the offense around behind some magnificent sustained blocking and the courageous running of Fullback Roosevelt Leaks. With the breaks beginning to go their way, the Long-horns capitalized on a 16-yard punt by an inexperienced kicker and Terry Mel-ancon's second interception to mount drives of 59 and SO yards and go ahead for the Wood 5 II OMoon 2 24 0 Wheeler 2 57 0 Kelly 1 20 0 Jackson 1 21 OWhiltief 1 14 I LaBue 2 IS 0 EaUy 1 1 I T.

Davis 1 12 0 i Rushing ALABAMA TEXAS Nebraska N. Dam FIRST DOWNS 30 13 Rushing it i Patting Penalty 1 2 YARDS GAINED S0 107 Rushing 300 104 Passing 260 103 PASSES, Attempted 23 13 Completed 17 I Had intercepted 1 PUNTS, Number 4 i Average distanci 31.3 17.2 Returned by opponents 4 4 Blocked by ospomtt 0 0 KICKOFFS, Returned by 2 7 Yards kicks returned 37 102 Punts 3 11 Kicboffl 34 14 Field goals 0 0 FUMBLES, Number 1 0 Ball lost (Recovered by opponents 1 ..6 PENALTIES, Number 5 1 Yards penaliied IS TOTAL PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE ft) 17 No. Yds. No. Yds.

Jackson 10 4Liaks 25 130 Bitciilia 11 30 Lowry 14 117 T. Davis 20 Landry 11 17 LaBui 4 15 Ealty 11 24 Beck 4 Fleming II Billinisley 1 1 Moon 1 1 were 3 yards and first down on the 10. Sparked Jjy the handoffs and passing of Terry Davis, who kept Alabama in the game with 10 of 17 tosses for 174 yards, the Tide surged as far as the Texas 43 when the game boiled down to a desperate fourth-and-1 situation with 1:49 left to play. JACKSON, ALABAMA'S rushing leader with 64 yards including a 31-yard first-quarter touchdown run, tried the middle behind two All-AmericansCenter Jim Krapf and Guard John Hannah. But Texas was waiting in the person of Linebacker Randy Braband, who broke thru untouched to drop him for a yard loss and give Texas the ball on downs, which it never relinquished.

Braband, later named the game's most valuable defender with 10 tackles, 9 assists, and a blocked pass, said the Longhorns had gone into a goal-line defense. "We knew that in 90 per cent of their short-yardage plays all season, they would run right behind Hannah," he explained. "We just played the percentages. Glen Gas-pard the other linebacker took the fullback and I took the other guy, and that's how they made me the hero." But there were many other heroes, including Melancon, a 175-pound sophomore defensive back whose interception ended Alabama's only real threat of the second half. LEADING 13-10, Alabama began to move after Texas had missed a desperate 50-yard tying field goal attempt.

But from the 34, Davis floated a bomb toward Wayne Wheeler but Melancon and Safety Tommy Keel were there, batting the ball once into the air, then Melancon wrestling it from Wheeler when it came down. "I had it coming down," Wheeler said with a morbid sigh, "but he just took it out of my hands like a handoff." The game was a bitter disappointment for Alabama Coach Paul Bear Bryant, who now has failed to win in six straight bowl appearances. The loss followed a 17-16 fluke upset by Auburn last month and left the Crimson Tide with a 10-2 mark, and Bryant's hopes of a fourth national title in brutal disarray. BEFORE THE Auburn Continued from page one brilliance enabled the Corn-buskers to score on three of their first five possessions. Nebraska's defense completely frustrated the Irish in the first half when Notre Dame repeatedly was unable to take advantage of excellent field position.

Those factors resulted in Nebraska's 20-0 halftime lead during which time the Corn-huskers completely dominated Notre Dame. It required the Cornhusk-ers only 3 minutes, 41 seconds of the game to drive 76 yards for their opening score, which Rodgers accounted for with an eight-yard gallop. Rodgers carried four times for 41 yards in the march and caught one nine-yard pass from David Humm. Late in the first period Halfback Gary Dixon led an 80-yard Nebraska drive with a 36-yard sprint up the middle to the Notre Dame 27. Humm found Bob Revelle on a 19-yard pass before Dixon plunged the final yard.

Just two minutes later the Cornhuskers were back in the end zone when Humm threw a backward pass to Rodgers, who then hit Split End Frosty Anderson all alone at the 15. Anderson went the rest of the way untouched, completing a 52-yard play. The extra point attempt was blocked but Nebraska had its 20-0 margin. During the first 30 minutes Notre Dame had first downs at the Nebraska 30, 29 and 25 yard-lines and failed to get a point. On two other occasions they suffered interceptions at the Nebraska 18 by Cornerback Joe Blahak and INDIVIDUAL Passing Alt.

Com. Ydt. Tds. Intirc. 19 II 185.

1 1 1 52 1 I 1 23 0 1 I Humm, Neb Rodgert, Neb, Runty, Nib. Clements, N.D. 22 first time and for keeps with only 4:22 left to play. LEAKS, WHO suffered a mild concussion early in the game but kept on playing, even with a few more hard blows, opened the inside for a game-high total of 120 yards on 25 carries. Lowry, however, was right behind.

Mixing his keepers with counters, the gutsy quarterback also picked up 117 yards in 16 tries, including both Texas touchdowns. Playing with a 100-degree fever himself from a mild touch of tonsilitis, Lowry a the third-quarter drive with a 3-yard plunge over the left side after a deft fake to Leaks, who went to the right, where Texas had been moving with success all day. Then, with Alabama Jarred by Melancon's dramatic fourth-period interception in the end zone, Lowry uncorked two of only five passes he completed all day to set up his 34-yard scoring romp to put the Longhorns ahead. "It was just a keeper off an inside belly play," Lowry explained with a smile, "but only the second time we used it all year. The last time was against Utah State and I made 40 yards, but was caught from behind." THIS TIME he wasn't caught, dancing gingerly along the sideline and bulling past defender Mike Washington on the 4-yard line.

The play generated some controversy when the instant replay indicated Lowry might have stepped out of bounds around the 10, but he insisted he stayed in. That Alabama with one last hope and the Tide tried a bit of raz-matazz on the kickoff. Joe LaBue, who first bobbled the ball, handed off to Wilbur Jackson, who passed it to Johnny Sharp-less, but all they gained 9 103 1 0 0 Dewan, N. D. 1 Receivini NEBRASKA NOTRE DAME No.

Yds. Tds. No. Ydt. Tdt.

if 1 i I lllfty List 3 25 0 Dewan 3 44 0 Anderson 2 47 1 Diminick 1 I Revelle 3 42 I Creamy 2 21 0 Rodgert 3 71 1 Huff 1 21 I Domtoger 2 13 0 Roolf 1 II I Longwell 1 4 0 Dem'irli I I 1 Goeller 12 1 Carson 1 14 I Ruthing NEBRASKA NOTRE DAME Ni. Ydt. No. Ydt. Rodgert is II Penlck I 41 Goeller 11 43 Best 7 15 Dixon 9 49 Huff 11 Bahl I 37 Dewan 7 II Domkrogir 3 II Diminick 1-1 Olds 2 Ciitikowskl 3 11 D.

Humm 4 7 Clementt i -It Runty 3 19 Samuil 1 If 4 ii 'hi is4 Bruins win as Orr has 6 assists if A Jan. 1 API-Bobby Orr set up six goals and Phil Esposito scored three as the Boston Bruins demolished the Vancouver Canucks 8-2 in a National Hockey League game tonight. The six assists by Orr tied the record for one game by de-fensemen. He now shares the mark with Babe Pratt and Pat Stapleton. UPI Teleptoto Quarterback Alan Lowry 115 of Texas looking at official signalling his touchdown in fourth period of Cotton Bowl yesterday against Alabama.

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The Irish's biggest problem was inability to execute pass plays even though receivers were consistently getting open. Quarterback Tom Clements was off target thru out the half and also had at least three passes dropped. Nebraska rolled up 301 yard total offense, 107 by Rodgers, to only 96 for Notre Dame in the half. RODGERS scored three times in the third quarter on Nebraska's only possessions on runs of four, five and 50-yards on a Little flip pass behind the scrimmage line from Humm. It enabled him to set an Orange Bowl scoring record which had been 19 points held by Bobby Luna of Alabama in 1953 against Syracuse.

Rodgers first tally of the third period ended a 42-yard march which included a 17-yard jaunt by the Heisman Trophy winner. Four minutes later Rodgers was in familiar territory again, concluding a 80-yard push in nine plays including Humm tosses of 12 yards to Rodgers and 29 yards to Revelle. Adiis Gaywin (Lutit) Alios Loreno Del Intko jays Win DiBtlla 4.20 10 2.40 1.20 1.00 1.00 TliM, Pott positions 4, 1, 1. Harness picks AURORA DOWNS Trackmani Stltctlont 1. Painter Doll, Buck Branch Johnny, Edgtwood Dinah.

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