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CADETS SEEM UNIMPRESSIVE Army to invade Nebraska CUBS AND N.Y. IN 2ND PLACE Three-game series between Mets, Pirates starts tonite He was especially pleased with back are Greg True and Lmi two top quarterback prospects, Robinson. Split end is 6-3 John lettermen Bob Mohn and Ber- Simar, a 186-pounder: and tisht -i. nfn r. i i- wn Mfiui Btitrlo Dally Sun, Btrlc, Ntbrv FrL, Ev, Sept.

25, 1970 3 waukee dropped California 7-3. Pittsburgh and Chicago, both me nan, iwu sjjcviaiisis raiseu is mine mascieiio. Letterman his hopes, Punter Tom Peter- Joe Albano rounds out the pos-son. and placement booter Ar- slble backfield starters finriir. staggering lately, looked solid By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer The whacky National League East title fight resumes tonight with all three contenders looking, for a change, like contend for a change Thursday.

And the Picking the pros By AL RIDDINGTON Sports Editor, Dally Sun Army witnessed a 1969 cam-paign Coach Cahill and his Cadets would rather not bring up as they prepare to Invade Lincoln and Memorial Stadium for a Saturday meeting with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Cadets had lost heavily through graduation and looked forward to the 1970 campaign. This season Coach Cahill was not seem so dismal considering how the Cadets have started out during 1970. Army will bring a very unimpressive 0-2 record to Lincoln Saturday. First off, Holy Cross shutout the Cadets, 264), and last week Baylor came along to brush 'em off, 10-7.

Fans will recall that Missouri smashed Baylor. 384 In the season opener. "The outlook at West Point Is much brighter than last season," uen jensen. er. Other veterans lnc ude Full- onensive tackle rwii By JACK HAND Falcons are much improved ers.

idle Mets, trying to pump some life back into their pennant hopes, rallied in the late innings for a pair of victories against Philadelphia earlier In the back Ray Ritacco, a bruising CaU" V8' Jun Walter, a 220- NEW YORK (AP) Detroit, New York, tied for second Cleveland and Los Angeles place with Chicago 2'2 games runner; Bill Roden, flanker and 'luuur rora running back; Bob Hlnes, a Defensivelv. th week. should win the National Football League's three biterconference Denina Pittsburgh, opens a three game series with the Pi The Cubs, who play three games in Philadelphia before finishing the season with four in XJork, kept their Kope, healthy by whipping the Chicago shattered a 1-1 tie with four runs in the sixth in- jiing with a bad-hop single and a juggled grounder playine kev roles in the rally. Glenn Beckert opened with a walk and raced to third when Tommy Davis' bouncer hopped through the Astroturf Infield for a single. Ron Santo bounced to Dal Maxvill but the 'Cardinal shortstop Juggled the potential double play ball and had to settle for a forceout as Beckert halfback; and.

a sophomore four lettermen slated for the stated Coach Cahill before the games Sunday as the clubs set with Tommy Nobis back In lineup. Oakland 24, San Diego 17 Da-ryle Lamonlca-Fred Biletnikoff combo figures too much for Chargers who almost upended Baltimore in opener. Loss of Dickie Post and Lance AI-worth's leg pull hurt San Diego. Chicago 20, Philadelphia 10 I rates. The Cubs, meanwhile, will be watching the numbers on The Pirates, who had dropned two of three to the Expos before Thursday, gave Walker plenty of offensive support, batterinc tie down for the long pull after a uuimcruatK, uusiy inpieii.

a line. iney are: Ken Wyrick pair of hefties are battling for captain, 204-pound tackle- Bob the center spot, Wes Blaine and Coocan, middle linebacker at newcomer Cliff Voltz (6-3 and 200 Bounds: Danrnn si blessed with 19 returning letter-men, 14 of whom were starters when the crucial Navy Army game rolled around. The 1969 record of 4-5-1 may splurge of opening week upsets. the scoreboard and the Philadel opener, against Holy Cross. He pointed out that the Cadets owned more size, experience, depth and speed.

Thanks to the Minnesota VI phia Phillies on the field. tour Montreal pitchers for 15 I'M nnmI.Y I vik, Uf The Pirates prepared for their iuua. vuciiaiYp mtiues iensive DacK from Jefferson Citv kings and the Cleveland Browns, who knocked off the -i ana Kanay stein, a speedy snowdown with New York by whipping Montreal 8-0 Thursday ast two Super Bowl champs, jacK uwicannon came Into his junior ifwn Louisiana, as right own in second half aeainst the old Hand picker barely made it over .500 for the first Giants after faltering start. Ea At defensive ends them' win week with a 7-8 record. Let's Punt, pass, kick be a pair of lettermen, Bob Bishop, 198; and 209-pound John gles scared Cowboys but still sad on offense and vulnerable in secondary.

nits. Alley was "the key man, singling home one of three runs the Pirates scored when they bunched five hits in the third inning. He singled another home in the sixth and then tripled for two more in the seventh. The Mets would need a three-game sweep to catch the Pi-rates this weekend. New York try again.

Jim Hickman rfnnhtmi APIA mm In contrast to last weekend's kouj. ur tne remaining starters, four are lettermen. and nigm as Luxe walker scattered seven hits and Gene Alley drove in four runs with a triple and two singles. Chicago moved into a second place tie with the idle Mets by whacking St. Louis 7-1 on Ken Holtzman's seven-hitter.

In other games Thursday, San Diego shut out Atlanta 5-0. Bal long schedule, the action will be Monday Kansas CKy 16. Baltimore home and Randy Hundley's single and a wild throw by Lou Brock resulted in two more. Billy Williams' 200th hit of the season helped Chicago's two-run DB Charles Blakley, LB Bob confined to Sunday and Monday. Twelve games will be played 13-Chiefs, stung by Vikings, get even for 17-3 loss to Colts in exhibition season.

Loss of Tom Sunday and Kansas City will be ne en and tackle David Smith. De- Registration for the area's Associated Press at Baltimore for the nationally rally in the seventh. ington (Shellenback 6-6), tensive back Lane Morehead. a televised Monday night contest. Matte could be fatal blow to and Chicago each have seven games to play and the Pirates Dave Roberts Bitched a sir.

Detroit (Lolich 13-18 and non-letterman, rounds our th timore took Detroit 7-4, Boston coit ground game. American League East Division W. L. Pet. G.B.

Baltimore 101 54 .652 edged Washington 4-3 and Mil- have six. Sunday Detroit 30, Cincinnati 14 Joe wieKro li-u) at New YorK nn. (Bahnsen 14-11 and Kline 6-4). What offense the Cadt win hitter and Clarence Gaston and Nate Colbert powered home runs as San Diego blanked At- tenth annual Punt, Pass and Kick competition for boys ages eight through 13 will remain open through September 26. Nationally more than youngsters are expected to take part in the program which is co-sponsored by the National 2, twi-night be able to produce against the MIZZOU VS.

AIR FORCE Schmidt's Lions ran the ball right down the Packers' throats New York 89 67 .571 12 Saturday's Games Nebraska black shirts" will 19 last week and set the boo birds Oakland at California, Hkelv come mostly from aerials 25 on Bart Starr. Bengals will find Boston 83 74 .529 Detroit 76 79 .490 Cleveland 75 81 .481 Wash'n 70 85 .452 Minnesota at Kansas City, on the part of Wall or Mohn Buffs vs. Perm State Detroit defense tougher to crack with Albano and Masciello on Milwaukee at Chicago 31 and American conferences of the National Football League than Oakland's. tne catching end, KANSAS CITY fAP Fnr Cleveland 24, San Francisco "in Nebraska we'll face nno the second straight week, a Bie ana tne torn dealers of Ameri 7 Browns should reverse lanta for the second straight night. A pair of two-run homers In his first two swings by Tony Co-nigliaro carried Boston past Washington.

Paul Blair had four hits Including a pair of homers as Baltimore tagged Detroit. Mike Cuellar won his 24th game. Tommys Harper hit his 31st homer and Ted Savage drove in fnur nine mi triu hita am Mil Baltimore at Cleveland Boston at Washington, Detroit at New York Sunday's Games -Oakland at California of the top teams in the coun ca. Registration blanks and lo West Division Minnesota 94 61 .606 Oakland 85 71 ,.545 California S174 .523 Kansas City 62 93 J4 cal competition details are avail. they don't have a super play producer.

We'll have to play the best game we're capable of playing." -Nebraskaisn'texpected to have too much trouble with Army even-thoughCornhusker try," says coach Cahill. was very impressed after-watehino able at all participating JFord 13 32 33 Eight Conference team plays a prestige game Saturday when the J8th-ranked Colorado Buffaloes run up against fourth-ranked Penn State in a nationally televised contest at Bould 4.U uieir game mm with Southern opening exhibition loss after beating Jets Monday night. John Brbdie may find Cleveland secondaryvulnerabIe butthe Browns carry too many guns on offense. aeaiersnips; cai, and know we'll have to Punt, Pass and Kick has at- Milwaukee 61 94 .394 Chicago 55 99 .357 Today's Results come up with a supreme effort to stay with them this week." Loach Bob says he tracted more than 6,200,000 participants since its inception in Minnesota at Kansas City Milwaukee at Chicago Baltimore at Cleveland Boston at Washington Detroil at New York National League East Division er, Colo. has "a great deal of respect for -j.

MW waukee ripped California. Los Angeles 30, Buffalo 10 tie aaas. The Buffs have been waitine 1961, in addition to the enthusl astic support of high school, col Rams showed perfect blend of tne Army team. Army probably underestimated Baylor." Army Coach Cahill hasn't vet de- Boston 4, Washington 3 Baltimore 7, Detroit 4 Milwaukee 7, California 3 Only games scheduled Today's Games 12 long months for this one. Colorado lost the onlv other lege and professional football Ciuea WHO IS NO.

1 nnnrror- lost to uayior 10-7, a team Mis offense and defense in opening win over Cards. Bills tougher than expected against Denver Frosh coaches across the country, 5 i GB back wi" but hPes he might souri jolted 38-0 two weeks ago, .538 meeting between the two teams last year when Penn State prevailed 27-3. Colorado Coach Ed National Football League Com I oe able to make a decision Oakland (Odom 8-7) at Cali Unbeaten Missouri, hampered but they will be over their head in this one. 25 soon. "It would certainly help fornia (Wright 21-11), oy ram all week, must stop Pittsburgh Chicago New York St.

Louis Phila'phia die Crowder thinks thfe Buffs 72 uie onensive cones on tn hnv Minnesota (Blyleven 10-8) at 84 81 81 74 70 69 iianxer fcrnie Jennmga the .523 .523 .474 .452 .442 had the game with Penn State missioner Pete Rozelle describes Punt, Pass and Kick as the "finest youth athletic program" of its kind and notes that entrants compete only against boys Minnesota 24, New Orleans 10 Vikings haven't forgotten Kansas City (Bunker 2-10), Tigers expect to beat undefeat 10 one man guiding the attack, but 13'a I don't want to mat? rhmVa "in the back-of their minds" Milwaukee (Lockwood 4-11 is out indefinitely. Oklahoma Coach Chuck Fairbanks says Oregon State "is the best football team we have raced so far." Oregon State brushed aside Iowa last week 24-14. Fairbanks is pleased with the Sooner defense after victories- over Southern Methodist and Wisconsin. Oklahoma State, beaten by Mississippi State and Arkansas, has another rough test against Houston, which routed Syracuse 44-15 a week ago. Iowa State, which surprised with defensive problems, may have difficulty with Syracuse's unbalanced line.

Kansas State likely will face Arizona State without star quar. terback Lynn Dickey," whose bruised ribs have bothered him all season. "I won't use Dickey unless he's well and probably won't decide until just before the game," says Coach Vince Gibson. Max Arreguin would replace Dickey. AUBURN AND 8TH GRADE IN 6-6 TIE -Two-sparklingrun sphere Montreal 15 until either Wall and Humphreys 1-4) at Chicago tumble at 21-12 Beatrice Frosh committed nu.

merous, costly errors at Fremont Thursday and were knocked off by the host freshmen, 21-12. when they had a rough time with Indiana last week before what happened the last time they played in Sugar Bowl and may take it out on Saints who West Division himself satisfactorily." There's (John 11-16 and Janeski 10-16) ed Air Force. Missouri beat the Falcons last year 19-17. Nip Weisenfels, star Missouri line-baker, won't play. He underwent knee surgery Tuesday and winning 16-9.

2, twi-night aiso sophomore Dick Atha standing in the wings. Cincinnati 99 58 .631 Los Aneeies 84 71 .542 San Fran. 84 71 .542 Baltimore (McNally 23-9) at -renn aian ODViousiy was thinking of no one else last played Atlanta real tough in ooener. Unless Minnesota shot the works against the Chiefs they should be able to handle 14 14 24 26 Senior flanker Albano caught Cleveland (Rittwage 1-0), Atlanta 75 82 .478 Saturday when the Nittany Boston (Culp 16-14) at Wash Houn 7 83 .465 ten passes against Baylor to set an Academy record for the most receptions in a sinsle same. Lions ciooDered Navy 55-7.

Nebraska was involved in a this one. San Dieo 61 95 .391 Beatrice lost the ball six times on fumbles, and was unable to score until the last half, after WOODY COX TO START FOR INGLES their own age. Scoring is based on distance and accuracy in punting, passing and place kicking. Competition ber'ns at the local level on October 3 and sub- sequently moves to zone, district, area, divisional and national levels. No entrance fee or special equipment is requir- ed.

rhere Is no body contact and participation does not im-pair a youth's amateur standing. Area youngsters are invited to New York Jets 23, Boston 14 Boat prestige game last week "and came away with a 21-21 tie with Southern California, ranked Joe Namath showed he could move the ball in losing effort against Cleveland and Weeb The old mark of nine was shared by Bill Carpenter and Don Usry, each of whom enioyed bis games during the 1959 sea Today's Results Chicago 7, St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 0 San Diego 5, Atlanta 0 Only games scheduled LINCOLN (AP)-Junior Col- Fremont had built a 214 half-time gap. Tom Kelley scored one Beatrice touchdown on a 15-yard oass from OB Jeff Elliott The third at the time. Club Ewbank will see to it that Jets All other Big Eight clubs are son.

Albano. who missed fw lege transfer Woody Cox is in line to fill in for injured split end Guy Ingles Saturday as the Huskers take on Army in Lin- also scheduled for non-confer "aay, fet game with an ankle iniurv. don't make all those mistakes again. Pats sky high after upsetting Miami will try to work ence action Saturday. Eighth- outing other TD came on a 60-yard gallop by Tom Edwards.

Coach Neil Henry singled out Montreal (O'Donoghue 2-3). register at Paul Henderson Mo- ranicea Nebraska is host to coin. 12-8Ut Phil-H hi tor 610 Market St. Army, ninth-ranked Missouri on Jets' green secondary. Houston 17, Miami 14 Coach Bob a said At a special meeting, -mem lvime xragg aim olcvc rrciuci is IU inarK Ritnrm nhn har Thursday that Ingles might see Thursday night resulted in Be Vr W.man 11.71 at meets Air Force in St.

Louis, Oklahoma entertains Oregon bers of the Beatrice Boat Club for outstanding defensive play. new win. v.wv.j...u.. pa ned varAc in nmitea action, but his ribs are Pittsburgh (Moose 11-10). TJZZJ? 16, atrice Junior High 8th Graders and Auburn's 8th Grade team completed plans for a Missouri River cruise from Brownville to carry, sophomore Bob H'nes Houston (Wilson 104) at At- an average of four vards ner still sore from the battering he got last Saturday night at the University of Southern Califor Uve Modern Defense is Oiler strength plus new td combine of Charley Johnson and Jerry Levias.

Dolphins, deflated by Pats, figure to come back strong with big effort in Astrodome. Denver 21 Pittsburgh 17- Rulo and back. anta (Reed 7-10), nas carnea tne bail only seven The cruise has been for nia. Los Angeles (Osteen 15-13) at v7r Cincinnati (MrGlothlin 14-9); Attempt In San DieEO (Dobson 12-15) 'at 'i1 San Diego (Dobson for 78 fin'shing in a 6 stalemate. Charles Matulka raced a punt back 55 yards for the lone Be-atrice tally, and Rick Cole dashed 50 yards on a reverse for Auburn's marker.

Sunday Sept. 27 and boaters will meet at the Safeway Store The. Cornhusker coach also Plumbing 509 So. tiH Beatrice Phone 22I-2234 rushing yards. The lead announced Thursday that he San Francisco (Reberger 7-6), marking lot, and departure from ing scorer is kicking specialist will stay with Jeff Hughes as Home opener for Broncs and lure of Terry Bradshaw should draw full.

house of 50,000. there jvill be 7:30 a.m. for boat Matulka and Ron, Houseman Nebraska's No. 1 punter, despite Pro Football Schedule Associated Press Sunday's Games Atlanta at Green Bay Cincinnati at Detroit Cleveland at San Francisco Los Angeles at Buffalo Miami at Houston New Orleans at Minnesota. New York Giants at Dallas New York Jets at Boston Oakland at San Diego Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at Denver Washington at St.

Louis Monday's Game Kansas City at Baltimore, night, TV Jensen jvith seven points, those coming on one field goal and four conversions after a subpar performance "against were co-captains for the Jerrv Broncs' Floyd Little off flying state at Norman, Oklahoma State goes to Houston, Iowa State hosts Colorado State University and Kansas visits Syracuse in day games. Kansas State plays the only night game, an intersfectional clash with Arizona State University at TemperArizr Two Liberty Bowl scouts will watch the Colorado-Penn State fireworks. Colorado won the 1969 Liberty Bowl game by out-scoring Alabama 47-33 at Memphis, Tenn. "Penn State is a better team than last year," Crowder says. I "They're better even though ers to dine at the.

Rulo Fish Hepp-Norm Famham coached House. "All interested persons Ubu Fullback, Dan Schneiss might also be called on for kick Beatrice club. greatest pro season. But if Bradshaw ever finds the range, watch out. are invited," states Teresa Hei- Defensively, tackle Smith turn ing, Devaney said.

New and Used Auto Parts Glass The two Beatrice coaches-olav- kes, adding, "The trip is not The Cotton Bowl will have a New York Giants 28, Dallas 27 limited to just club members." iBeatrice Iron Metal Co Saturday's Games St. Louis at Montreal i Chicaeo at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Houston at Atlanta Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Diego at San Francisco Sunday's Games St. Louis at Montreal Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Houston at Atlanta- Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Diego at San Francisco representative at the Lincoln ed every boy out, which comes to more than 50. Next game for Junior High is Oct. 26 at 4 The final cruise of the season ed in an outstanding performance against Baylor.

The senior veteran was credited with 24 tackles, making the initial contact on 17 of those. game Saturday as Wilbur Ev We Buy Scrap Iron Metal has been scheduled for Sunday, Cowboys' big favorites but Eagles gave them tough time in opener despite Calvin Hill's running. Roger Staubach vs. Frank ans of the Southwest Confer o'clock when the 7th Graders 3rd Market 223-5238 UCI. II.

Cars, Trucks. Tractors ence and Cotton Bowl staff views The Boat Club has declined meet Tri County 7th-8th Graders here. the game. Tarkenton in greatest scramble the invitation to participate in of year. Giants must avoid sec the Rockford Lake dedication Poling ond half sag to score upset.

High School Football Aiolat Press Columbus Scotus 34, Omaha Holy Name 7 ceremonies. Members regret not being able to take part. The Washington 31, SL Louis 28 shoots. Redskins couldn stop John Brodie last week while 49ers NO FOOTBALL POWER INDEX absence of a boat dock and condition of the road on the east side of the lake, leading tothe climbed all over Sonny Jurgen- Were A The Dally Sun's weekly pow sen. Jurgy should una marie boat ramp, lead to turning down the offer.

er index on college football will not be published this week. against Cards' defense while Jim Hart fills the air wtih foot The mathematical end of the balls. 3 Piggy Bank sports editor's indei is tabulated by a firm in the south. Al Green Bay 28, Atlanta 14 though the tabulations were Packers, still reeling from 40-0 bombing by Lions, should come mailed (postmarked) Sept. 20, back before home folks although they didn't arrive at the sports par round HASTINGS (AP) Omaha's Ben Cowdery has successfully defended his title for the second year by winning the Nebraska Senior Men's Golf Tournament at Lochland Country Club.

He fired a one-over-par 73 Thursday to finish at 151 and retain his crown. Carl Poling of Beatrice fired the best round of the tournament Thursday a par 72 and parlayed It into a 153 to finish second. Ed Printz of Omaha was third at 155 and Fred Sieman of North Platte fourth at 156. desk until late this morning. Plus Perhaps the mail service will be more prompt next week! SAVE MONEY Now you can save even more on a newHOME-LITE chain saw pur-chase with a HOMELJTE SWEEPSTAKES entry blank.

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6S310 Due to health, we win sell at Public Auction, at the place for Evelyn Ben's Tavern located in Jansen, 6 miles North east or tairoury, wear, on Htway 136; or 23 miles Soutnwest of Beatrice, Nebr, on Hiway 136, on Thursday, October 8 Coremenciriff at 2 PJM. For The Finest i In Dining? LEGAL DESCRIPTION: L0t 7 R. Block 3 of the Original Town of Jansen, Jefferson County, Nebraska. Buuaing in gooq state or repair, witn Rest Room. Walk-In uier, ink Living Quarters, with Complete Bath, City waxer.

uw aewer. All Tavern Fixtures and Furnishings, Kitchen Appliances, and Refrigeration Units Included. Will be Sold as a going business plus invoice on stock on hand when possession is given. Operating on Class License. Records show a good thriving business which is open to pros- The Heartiest of Appetites Are Satisfied Here! Our Delicious Food Cooked To Perfection And Served In Pleasant Surroundings.

VCVUVO UUK1V. Open for Inspection any time TERMS: 25 down day of sale, balance due when Abstract ana ueca aeuverea ana purcnaser nas received Licenses to operate uie Business. If purchaser is in need of terms of financing See Ben Nie First National Bank And Trust Co. MAXINE'S RESTAURANT 110 So. 20th Ph.

223-3209 P.S. Attend the church of your choice and then eat with us a delicious menu! (InsJde-ouUide and also to go.) man oeiore me Aucuon. For more information contact the Owners or the Auctioneers. (Not Responsible For Accidents) Evelyn Den's Tavern Ben and Evelyn Nieman, owners Jansen, Nebraska Phone 424-3575 Schultis Son and Wolken, Auctioneers Real Estate Brokers Irvln Schultis 1109 Street, Fairbury, Nebr. Ph.

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