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'10 Lincoln Evening cr. Nebraska State Journal Monday, 18, liffT--tM. I May Be Wrong By Don Fortythe Journal Editor Somehow, during several weeks of Nebraska's spring and. fall pre-season drills, you had the funny feeling that were standing helplessly in line somewhere waiting for a woman to find her car keys in the bottom of her purse. She's certain the keys are there.

You believe her, of course, but begin to wonder as the search progresses. But as long as she keeps poking and scratching away you figure there's hope. The Cornhuskers did a lot of poking and scratching in the spring and much more starting three weeks ago. Saturday they reached right in and picked out the keys as they upset Washington, 17-7. In transferring some of their potential into actual accomplishments the sophomore-studded Cornhuskers indicated that the poise which has marked Bob Devaney's five previous teams will be present again this fall.

Mistakes foiled two promising early drives, but the Buskers withstood these setbacks and were able to capital- Ize when the ball bounced the other way. Encouraging Start There are still a lot of questions to be answered, but the results of the first test are encouraging. As expected, inexperience showed up in a few areas, but it was tempered by the emergence of new strengths. Two key areas here are overall quickness and better speed in the offensive backfield. Based on the Seattle showing these come without much sacrifice in power, the dominant factor in the past few years.

"We knew Nebraska was big and strong. But we thought we'd be able to block their interior linemen better," lamented Washington coach Jim Owens after the game. That defensive strength was expected by Husker followers. There was also an indication Saturday that there will be sufficient power up front offensively, too. It came on the first scoring drive as the Huskers simply hammered the last 22 yards on five smashes over the right side.

Outside Threat, Too In contrast to last year, there will be more than power in the running game. Speed to turn the flanks was provided by sophomore halfbacks Joe Orduna and i Green. They, along with swift fullback Dick Davis, will pose added problems for enemy defenses. The passing game, although not spectacular, produced some timely gains Saturday. Quarterbacks Frank Patrick and Al Fierro were given excellent protection, but a tougher pass rush is undoubtedly in store on future Saturdays, particularly from Minnesota in two weeks.

The aerial defense will also be tested more thoroughly as Washington's Tom Sparlin proved more dangerous as a runner than thrower. Because of a lot of new faces In the offensive line and defensive secondary there is concern about depth in these areas. Liberal substitution, prompted because of the steamy afternoon in Seattle, proved to be no great drawback against Washington, however. What the back-up performers lack in experience they make up for with enthusiasm. Win, lose or draw, this young Big Red aggregation promises to be perhaps the scrappiest and most exciting team Devaney has fielded.

Loaded Kearney State Rolling Again By CHUCK WOODJUNG Unlike h'e litUe old lady who lived in a shoe, Kearney State a Al Zikmund knows what to do. He sends them out to play on the football field. The Antelope boss has a squad of 113 men, more than the University of Nebraska, and he played no fewer than 72 of them in Saturday's 55-6 rout of Washburn. Zikmund, now in his 13th year at Kearney, used five quarterbacks as the Antelopes rang op 410 yards rushing against the Ichabods. After two fames, Kearney Is aging 378 yards rushing per outing--eight a more than toe pace maintained last year In leading the nation's NAIA colleges.

"Our running a is strong because we have a good running quarterback in Rich Osentowski," points out Zikmund, "but I think we'll try to improve our passing game. Rich is getting confidence in his throwing and Scott Davis (second string QB) really likes to throw." With slashing backs i Dave Aspegren, Lee Jacob- sen, Bob Buller and Lannle Shelmadine, the Antelopes probably will stick to the ground the rest of the way through. Zlkmnnd's main problem this year was finding linemen to replace the likes of Randy Rasnrassen, Carmann and Bin Hagglaeonw. Apparently he has, although he admits "we haven't filled up toe holes to our satisfaction yet" Rasmussen, an all-stater now starting with the York Jets, has been replaced by Dick Lundgren, a -3, 266- pounder who Zikmund labels "as big as Randy, but quite as fast" After scoring 89 points in two home games, the Antelopes hit the road for Fort Hays State Saturday with a little extra incentive. The Tigers were one of only two teams to defeat Kearney last a and, believe it or not, it was a shutout.

"We fumbled early and blew several opportunities in that game," said i "We're going down there this guniiuiiuiuiuiuuiiHiuiuiiiiiiumiiiiuuiuiuuimmiiiinuiuiiiiiiiiitmiiiua Mitchell Centennial Winner Hastings ffi Mist and light rain held down the turnout at the Centennial Golf tournament at a Country Club at Hastings a but 24 Hollywood stars of television and films received warm Nebraska hospitality. Cameron Mitchell, star of television's "High Chaparell" was the winner in the 18 hole handicap event. He shot a four over par 76 gross score, which, with his 17 stroke handicap, gave him a 59 net. Hollywood stunt man Bob Morgan was second with a 66 net score. Wally Hopp of Hastings a par 72 for the low gross score of the day.

Gov. Norbert Tiemann, who had announced earlier that be would not play, showed up Sunday with a new set of golf clubs and played the 18 holes with George Lindsey, who plays Goober on the Andy Griffith show. A large portion of the 2,000 spectators followed their round. Tiemann presented each of the stars with an admiralship in the Nebraska Navy and Mitchell was awarded a centennial rifle. Mitchell presented the rifle to Morgan, who was seriously injured during the filming of the movie "How the West Was Won." Ladies Don't Forget! "Ladies Scotch Doubles" Evttry W.d.

1:30 P.M. Hollywood Bowl 930N.4M 230 Games. 600 Series At Hollywood Outcast: Vera DeBoer, 233-233-663; 7th Don Moeller, Moe-Bara. 235. At Patkwaj Parkway Mixed: Gaylord Doff.

D's E'B. 242; Paul West, brook. Just Vs. 254--663. At Plaza 24: Done Hayet, 607: Jack Muuson.

235; Don Moeller. 237; Lee Baker, 633. Budu and Dwa Jim Kraft. Ptnbualers, 247. Sunday Four Rich Hoffman, Team No.

4. 236--614. Women's 200 Games. 525 Series loar'g Gala Mary Set- ion. Hullabaloos.

210--557; Nelll Gorton, Duffers, 210--550. At Northeast His Her: Faye Marfin, Leftovers. 204--534; Mary Dority, Moonlight Gamblers, 223--535: Jean Burs. Burg Manufacturing. 214; Georgia Wall, Burg At Outcast: DylHs Mitchell, fc M.

564; 7th Niters: Pat Altes, Dac's, 205. At Parkway Lincoln Mixed: Stella Morgan, The MC's. 211; Charlotte Selk, High Flyerg. 202--531. Town Country: Valdeen Smith.

Four jinx, 530. At Plaxa a Four: Kathy Thompson. Four. 219--553. Mr.

and Hosie Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Mixed. 211; Sherry Gillette. 214.

At Bowl-Mor--Bowl-Mor Mixed: Marfae Rutledge, Easy Four, 210. Junior Bays' 200 Games, 525 Series At Northeast Northeast Junior: Hoger Wlsehart. Team 5. 219--532. At Parkway Parkway Juniors: Harry Ihms.

Scramblers, 204--540; Dick Moberly. Strike Outs. 201; Mike Bossard, Strike Outs. 234: Gary Grclser, 211; Pat Nelson, Question Marks, 230: Jay Albert, Has Beens, 202--551. Teams fie" Illinois and Michigan tied for third place in the Big Ten football race last season, each with four wins in games.

Pro Football Results National Packers 17, Lions 17 (Tie) Statistics Uons 192 43 41 263 100 149 7-17-0 14-23-4 7-45 4-43 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fnmbels lost Yards penalized 52 38 Detroit 10 o--17 Green Bay 0 7 10--17 Def-Barney 24 interception (Walker kick) Det-PG Walker 47. De-Marsb 3 run (Walker tick) GBay-Pitts 3 run (Chandler kick) GBay-Pitts 2 run (Chandler kick) GBay-FG Chandler 28. Attendance 50.861. Steelers 41, Bears 13 Statistics Bears Steelers First downs 6 23 Hushing yardage 16 195 Passing yardage 79 198 Return yardage 312 79 Passes R-16-215-26-2 Punts 4-43 3-37 Fumbles lost 4 0 Yards penalized 44 40 Chicago 13 0 0 0--13 Pittsburgh 10 7 17 7--41 Pitt--FG Clark 41 CHI--Sayera 103 kickoff return Ckick failed) CHI--B. Taylor 37 Interception CPerdval kick) Pitt--Hilton 43 pass from Nelsen dark kick) Pitt--Afibury I run (Clark ktck Pitt--Blvins 2 run (Clark kick) 39 Pitt--Asbiny 1 ran (Clark kick) Pitt--Compton 6 pass from Nelsen kick) Attendance 53.365.

Colts 38, Falcons 31 Statistics Falcons First downs 13 20 Rushing yardage 1D4 89 Passing yardage 199 419 Return yardage 289 233 Passes 18-30-4 Punts 4-50 4-39 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 41 32 Atlanta 7 01014--31 Baltimore 1021 0 7--38 Bait-Matte SB pass from Unites MI- chaels kick) All-Smith 99 Idckofl return (Traynham kick) Balt-FG Michaels 16 Balt-Orr 55 pass from Unitas (Michaels kick) Balt-Boyd 30 Intercepted pass (Michaels Balt-Lorlck 2 run (Michaels kick) AU-Anderson 21 pass tram Johnson CTraynham kick) AU-FG Traynham 4B AU-Calland 77 intercepted pass (Traynham kick) Bait-Matte 10 run (Michaels kick) Atl-Johnson 17 run (Traynham kick) Attendance: 56.715. Cowboys 21, Browns 14 Statistics Browns First downs 19 12 Rushing yardage 189 --5 Passing yardage 205 226 Return yardage 81 87 14 25-117-37-3 Pants 4-40 5-41 Fumbles lost 3 0 Yards penalized 19 30 Dallas 7 7 7 0--21 Cleveland 7 0 7 0--14 Ci 5 runn (Groza kick) Dal--Hayes 25 pass from Meredith (Deters kick) Dal--Reeves 17 pass from Meredith (Deters kick) Dal--Rowley 28 pass Interception (Deters kick) Cle--Collins 12 pass from Ryan (Groza kick) Attendance 81,039. Giants 37 Cardinals 20 Statistics Giants First downs 20 15 Rushing yardage 205 104 Passing yardage 153 232 Return yardage 139 132 Passes 30-24-4 7-20-0 Punts 4-31 6-39 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 55 30 New York 7 0 14 16--37 St Louis 7 3 3 7--20 NY-Trlplett 4 run (Murdock kick) STL--Roland 5 run (Bakken Kick) STL-FG Bakken 39 NY-Triplctt 1 run (Murdock kick) NY-Jones 70 pass from Tarken (Murdock kick) STL-FG Bakken 19. NY-Jones 38 pass from Tarkenton (kick Called) NY-Schofner 33 from Tarkington (Murdock kick) NY-FG Murdoch 39 STL-Gautt 12 pass from Hart (Bakken kick) Attendance: 40.801. Eagles 35, Redskins Statistics First downs 21 18 Rushing yardage 84 150 Passing yardage 304 276 Return yardage 210 93 Passes 25-46-018-27-0 Punts 244 5-41 lost 1 2 Yards penalized 35 51 Washington 10 7 7 0--24 Philadelphia 14 7 7 7--35 Wash-Love 98 tickott return (Gogolak kick) Phil-Battman 59 pass from Snead (Baker kick) Wash-FG Gogolak 30 Phil-BaUroan 10 pass from Snead (Baker kick) Wasb-Looney 5 run (Gogolak tick) Fhil-Snead 1 rtra (Baker kick) Wash-Smith 4 pass Jnrgensen (Gogolak kick) Phil-Woodeschick 40 nm (Baker kick) Phil-Woodescfaick 1 mn (Baker kick) Attendance 0,709.

Vikings 21 Statistics 240 148 120 187 216141 11-26-1 18-36-2 4-33 3-47 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 65 25 San Francisco 7 17 3 0 27 Minnesota 0 0 021--21 SF-Crow 2 nm (Davis kick) SF-Cunningham 64 run (Davis kick) SF-LewiH 26 run (Davis kick) SF-FG Davis 20 SF-FG Davis 34 Minn-Beasley 4 paas from VanderKelen (Cox kick) Minn-Brown 1 nm (Cox kick) Minn-VanderKelen 5 mn (Cox kick) Attendance 39,638. Rams 27, Saints 13 Statistics Sams Salafs 23 17 170 125 292 174 125 180 17-37-0 13-40-2 5-44 6-45 ei il 7 7 7--27 7 3 3 D--13 No-Gimam M'idckoff return kick) LA-FG 10 Gossett LA-FG 21 Gossett NO-FG 44 Darltee LA-Gahriel 2 run (Goisett kick) NO-FG 25 Dnrkee LA-Ban 13 run (Gonett kick) LA-Josephson 15 pass from Gabriel (Gosselt kick) Attendance 80,879. First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Fnnts Fumhles lost Yards penalized Los Angeles New Orleans American. Raiders 35, Patriots 7 Statistics Patriots Raiders First downs 35 13 Rushing yardage 65 132 Passing yardage 191 235 Return yardage 143 88 Passes 20-38-317-27-fl Punts 6-41 6-46 Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 23 36 Boston 7 0 0 0-- 7 Oakland 71414 0--35 Oak--Blletnlkoff 32 pass from Lamonlca Oil an da kick) Bos--Graham, 19 pass from PariiU (Cappelletti kick) Oah--Dixon, 17 pass from Lamonlca (Blanda kick) Oak--Daniels 3 run (Blanda kick) Oak Miller 9 pass from Lamonica (Blanda kick) Oak--Lamonlca 21 yard run (Blanda kick) Oilers 20, Bills 3 Statistics First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Houston Buffalo Oilers BIIU 9 9 113 43 26 150 212 153 8-18-2 14-31-2 7-43 M7 0 i 47 44 0 30 0 10--20 3 0 0 O-- 3 Bui--FG Mercer 47 Hou--FG Wiitenborn Hou--Frazier 4 pass from Lw Wittea- born kick) Hou--FG WIttenborn 42 Hou--Granger 1 run (Wittenhorn kick) Attendance 41,384. Big Squad Purdue, with a 6-1 Big Ten record last year and runner- up to Michigan State, has an 89-man football roster.

(buruunAiati. in. Two Big Floors 'Lower Complete Office Design Olivetti-Underwood Calculators--Typewriters--Adders 3M Brand Thermo-Fax Products Distinctive Background Musk Rental Lease-- terms Office Accessories Dictating Machines Remington Rand Office Systems 477-1402 EXON'S INC Dolphins 35, Broncos 21 Statistics ZMpUn First 14 19 Rushing yardage. 97 202 Passing yardage 55 244 Return yardage 217136 20-6-2 21-14-2 Punts 8-44 344 FttmbJes tost i Yards penalized 23 35 Denver 14 7--21 Miami 7 7 7 Mla-Stofa 8 run (Mingo kick) Mia--Price 27 pass from CMingo kick) Den--iHayes 1 mn (Kroner kick) Mia--Aoer 68 pass from Griese (Mingo kick) Den--Rickey 2 run (Kroner kick) Den--Rickey 5 run (Kroner kick) Mia--Bayoes 3 run (Mingo kick) Hia--Haynes 65 mn (Mingo kick) Attendance 29.381. National League Eastern Conference Capitol Division Pet.

Fia. op Philadelphia 1 0 01.000 35 24 Dallas I 0 0 LOGO 21 14 Washington i 0 1 0 .000 24 35 New Orleans 0 1 1 .000 13 27 Centary XMrislon Pittsburgh 0 0 1.000 41 13 New York 1 0 01,000 37 20 St. Louis 0 1 0 .000 20 37 Cleveland 0 0 .000 14 21 Western Conference Division Pet. Pts. OP Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 38 31 Los Angeles 1 0 0 1.000 27 13 San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 27 21 Atlanta 0 1 .000 31 38 Central Division Detroit 0 0 1 .000 17 17 Green Bay 0 0 1 .000 17 17 Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 21 27 Chicago 0 1 0 .000 13 41 Results Baltimore 38, Atlanta 31 Pittsburgh 41, Chicago 13 Dallas 21, Cleveland 14 Detroit 17.

Green Bay 17, tie Los Angeles 27. New Orleans 13 New York 37, St. Louis 20 San Francisco 27, Minnesota 21 Philadelphia 35, Washington 24 Game Minnesota at Los Only game scheduled, American League Eastern Division Fct. OP Miami 1 01.000 35 21 Houston 1 1 0 .500 40 28 Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 23 37 New York 1 0 .000 17 20 Booton 0 3 0 .000 42 89 Western Division Oakland 2 0 01.000 86 7 San Diego 1 0 01.000 28 14 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 25 20 Denver 1 2 0 .333 47 107 Sunday's Oakland 35. Boston 7 Miami 35, Denver 21 Houston 20, Buffalo 3 Only games scheduled.

Sunday's Games Boston at Buffalo Houston at San Diego Kansas City at Miami New York at Denver Minor League Pro Football Football League of America Oklahoma City 41, Alabama 24 Des Koines 59, Quad cities 19 Joliet 24. Chicago 19 Saturday's Games Quad Cities at JoUet Oklahoma-City at Omaha Alabama at Des Moines United League Richmond 91. Knoxvllle 7 Canadian League Winnipeg 17, Saskatchewan 16 Continental League Seattle 35, Eugene. Ore. 14 Wheeling 28, Akron 11 Gritz Wins Midwest A Feature Ken Gritz drove off with an A Feature victory and Larry Upton carted off the leading driver trophy as Midwest Speedway wound up its 1967 season with a full slate of hotly contested supermodi- fied races and the presentation of awards.

Upton took season honors in the cockpit of Ed Smith's No. 44 supermodified. Gritz finished second in the point standings. Results: First Cbock KlOweU; 3. Larry Upton; 3.

Frank Brennfoerder; John Second Heat--1. Lonnie Jensen; 2. Leon Labodny; 3. Ed Bowes; 4. Hoger Bager.

Third Beat--1. Keith Hightsboe; 2. Botch Bnettgenbaeh: 3. Ken Glitz; 4. Denny Oltman.

Trophy Das--J. Upton; 2. Jensen; 3. Bnettgenbach; 4. HUbtshoe.

Speed Dash--I. Brennfoerder; 2. Gritz; 3. Tangeman; 4. Hager.

Feature--1. Bob Scanlon; 2. Jim Van Sickle; 3. Stan Holiman; 4. The Colonel.

A Feature--L Gritz; 2. Brennloerder; 3. Jensen; 4. Upton; 5. Bowes; 6.

Klowell; 7. Bnettfienbach; 8. Lanodny. Green's Perfect 100 Round Wins At Izaak Walton Lincoln's J. A.

Green scored a perfect 100x100 in winning the 16-yard Class A division of the registered trap shoot at the Izaak Walton League Gun Club Sunday. IB-YARDS Class A--J. A. Green, 100x100; Class B--Virgil Beigert, 98; Class C--Ken Bailey, 98; Class I--Earl Chrestansen, 86; Veteran--J. L.

Bailey, 87; Junior-Richard Jobman, 92. HANDICAP Champion--John Storm, 95x100; Long yard--Jim Rezac, 94; Mid-yard--R. L. Clark, 91; Short yard--Ken Bailey, 93. DOUBLES Class A--Virgil Beigert.

45x50; Class B--Jim Rezac, 42. HIGH OVEB-ALI, Class A--Jim Rezac, 234 250; Class B--R. L. Clark, 224j Class C--Keo Bailey, 225. Midget Football Class A Lions Club 28, Executive Club 14 Liona 14 7 7 0--28 Executive 7 0 7--M Lions--Burling 2, 4.

54 rtrns; Lessman, 32 run: Weixelman, 16 run; PAT-Weixelman run)i Sasse mn; Allgood (run); Lessman frun). Executives--Davis, 75 kickoff return; Sullivan, 55 run; PAT--Sullivan (run); Folsom frun). Elks 6, Leon's 0 Elks 0 0 0 6 6 Leon's 0 0 0 0-- 0 Elks--Schlegel. 11 run. Police Dept.

19, Aoberts 0 Police 6 7 0 S-Roberts 0 0 0 0 0 Police--Weaver, 7 run: ErtI, 40 pass from Weaver; Jaolonskl. 4 run. PAT-Weaver (run). Class Executive Club 27, Lions Leon's 13, Elks 0 Roberts 14. Police Depf.

0 year with the idea it isn't to happen again." WEBKKND KESULTS nwwru IT. MWUBd I n. Colorado 1 Kumej 55. Wtsriborn HuUBd 14, ConcortU a Sooth Dakota Wayne Pern 7. St.

Mary's of the Plain. 7 (lie) Southern (SJ.) 19. Cbadron 11 North Dakota state 41. Omaha 31 Now IteUra a. Hiram Dana u.

Tartio 13 (He) McCook a. Falrbury Ellsworth a. Norfolk 7 IBIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Satartar--Western at Huron. TarHo at Doaoe, Kearney at Fort Hayc. Lea at Hasnus, Hoorbead State at Wayne.

Fern at Northwest Missouri. Omaha at Hiram I Harlrmlf Norfolk. Dave Aspegren Kearney Back State College Statistics Wesleyan 27, Midland 0 Statistics rushing 66 158 Yards passing 26 Passes 3-17 7-20 Intercepted by 1 9 Yards penalized 23 0 7 7 13--27 0 0 0 0--0 NWU--rw, 43 pout return (Sand kick) run (Sand kick) NWU Homer. 5 pass Interception Odck vide) NWU--Boals. 8 pass from HcKelvey (Sand kick) Doane 33, Colorado College 7 Statistics Colorado Doane First downs 5 16 Rushing yardage 53 383 Passing yardage 101 147 Retarn yardage 0 40 Passes 5-184 9-19-O Punts 1-40 6-40 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 41 85 Colorado College 0 0 0 7-7 Doane 6 14 7 6--33 Doane Mike Sallier.

56 mo kick failed) Doane--Dave Dunham, 3 mn (Fred Hayeks kick) Doane--Jim Weltyi, 55 pass from Larry Green (Hayeks kick) Doane-Jim Vopat, 56 ran kick) Colorado--David Lanoba, 18 pass from Dave Coggins. (Jim Thomas kick) Doane--Gary Thompson, 8 pass from Cnck Hall (kick tailed) Kearney 55, Washburn 6 Statistics Washborn Kearney First downs 9 28 Bashing yardage 121 410 Passing yardage 59 137 Return yardage 113 135 Passes 5-15-2 5-10-0 Punts Fumbles lost 4 4 Yards penalized 5 B5 Washburn 0 0 0 6 6 Kearney 311413 7-55 Hear Richard Oseutowskt, 5 run (Lee Jacobsen kick) Ream--Lanuie Shalamldlne. a (Jacobson kick) Kearn--Bob Bnllrer. 55 Osentowski (Jacobsen kick) Kearn Staehr, 8 run (Jacobsen kick) Kara--Bullet. 6 pass from Osentowski (Jacobsen kick) Kearn--Dave 16 run Odck failed Keara Lee Jacobsen, 4 run (Larry Stnbt kick) Kearn Jerry Gdowsld, 46 runs (Stubt kick) Wash--Irwin McCoy, 25 Dale Bennett (kick failed) Peru 7, St.

Mary's 7, tie Statistics St. Mary Pern First downs 15 12 Rushing yardage 150 110 Passing yardage 63 45 Return yardage 115 37 Passes 8-17-1 7-22-2 Punts 3-37 7-34 Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 30 34 St. Mary 7 o--7 Peru 0 0 7 0--7 St. Mary--Vernon Smith. 13 run (Tom Heimer Kick) Peru--Don Morris, 6 run (Dan eilx kick) Dana 13, Tarkio 13 Statistics Dana Tarkio First downs 18 18 Rushing yardage 238 140 passing yardage 97 142 Return yardage 51 126 "Passes 7-17-1 14-33-1 Punts 0 126 Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized 15 16 Dana 7 0 0 6--13 Tarkio 0 0 7 6--13 Dan--BUI Sorenscn.

13 run i Vasby kick) Tar--Cary Griffith, 1 run (Nathan Brown kick) Dan Brent Peterson. 33 pass Interception (kick failed) Tar--Phil Homeratha, 20 pass from Griffith (kick failed) Hastings 14, Concordia 13 Statistics First downs 9 12 Rushing yardage 134 148 Passing yardage 98 108 Return yardage 101 114 Passes 'S-io-i T-33-J Punts 8-38 5-44 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 50 20 Hastings 0 7 0--14 Concordia 013 0 0--13 Hast-McAulUf I ran (Congrove kick) Cone-- Young 23 pass from Bbel Odck failed) Cone-- Young 34 from Ebel ringer tick) Hasi--Josep 63 McAuliH. (Congrove kick) South Dakota 20, Wayne 5 Statistics Wayne So. Dak. First downs 8 .13 Rushing yardage -4 TO Passing yardage 158 54 Return yardage 155 117 Passes 6-17-4 6-11-7 Punts 5-40 Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized 51 187 Wayne 8 6 8 South Dakota 0 14 0--20 So Dak--John ran (kick failed) So Dak--Roger Larson 23 from Jim Foster (Charles Kock kick) So Dak--Biezons 66 nm (Kbch kick) Wayne--Steve Gunther 1 ran (kick failed) Southern State 19, Chadron 12 Southern 0 7 0 12--19 Chadron 6 6 0 0--11 Chad--Wincbell 2 run (kick failed) Sontr-Kmidson 3 mn (Rick Perk kick) Chad--Dean Falser 63 from Mike WincheU (kick failed) Sont--Knndson nut 2 (kick faUed Sont--Knudson 2 mo (kick failed) McCook 28, Fairbnry 0 Falrbury 0 0 0 0-- JfeCMO? 9 814-28 McC--Nate StEneman 3 run.

Fan failed, failed. McC-Safety blocked punt by Bay Far- con. McC--Charlie King 2 run. Knn faUed. McC--Dave Vondra 1 run.

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