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WILL TALK WITH MUHAMMAD BIG RED TO PICK UP BIG 8 "GOODIES" sees look out! major nojopl Frazier knocks out Foster in round two over-rated Buckeyes falling Baatrlce Daily Sun, BMtrlc, Nbr Thurs. Ev, Nov. 19, 1970 3 But the Frazier victory I'1 -8 Til play with him and then kill him, says Ali championship fight a xnemora ble exoerience. Never did the fight excite the sporting public as did a fight like Marciano-Jersey Joe Wal cott or All's return to the ring aealnst Jerrv Ouarrv. And a crowd of only .8,300 second to the All-Sonny Liston fieht in Lewiston.

Maine In 1965 as the smallest heavyweight ti tle turnout In modern nistory showed up at Cobo Arena for the feature half of the closed-circuit television double- header. Unbeaten heavyweight George Foreman stopped Boone Kirkman In two 'rounds In the opener in New York's Madison Square Garden. DETROIT (AP) Joe Frailer, fa a deadly puncher like such great heavyweights as Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis and Rocky Marclano but until he beats Muhammad All he will be a pretender rather than a king to boxing fans. Frazier put his skills on display Wednesday night and was impressive as he knocked out light heavyweight champion Bob Foster in two rounds in his first title defense since he knocked out Jimmy Ellis lost February. But lacking was the daily Increase in tension and the howling piob that usually makes attendance at a heavyweight been waiting for since that afternoon 12 months ago when the Wolverines belted Ohio State lads, 24-12.

The defeat cost the Buckeyes an undefeated season, the Big Ten title, and a trip to the Rose Bowl The Hoople System has some bad news for old friend Woody again this year. A painstaking examination of all available data indicates a Michigan victory, 24-21, after a titanic tussel! And I toss this in for my happy readers who may be prognosticators on their own. Unheralded Northwestern will round out the season by bating Michigan State for a 6-1 Big Ten mark. Due to Michigan going" to the roses classic last season, and N'Western going fewer times than Ohio State, it will be the Wildcats in the Rose Bowl after subsiding the Spartans! With No. 1 Texas idle Saturday, while awaiting Texas A-M, the feature game Saturday will pit the Irish against seventh-ranked LSU.

Artie Nijz says go with the Irish, so I pick Notre And then came the main event-Foster, a rangy light heavyweight, and Frazier, tightly muscled and compact, moving inside the looping punches of Foster to take him apart with stabbing punches. "They trying to dance like me," laughed AH. "But I got the speed and the moves." Moments later, Foster was hying on the canvas and the ring announcer was saying that Frazier had retained his title. AM, his face contorted with anger, jumped to his feet in the darkened auditorium and shouted over and over, "I want Joe Frazier!" Ali's hands were blurs as he flailed at the air, smashing an Imaginary 1 opponent Frazier. "You will meet me soon," yelled AH.

"We going to see who the heavyweight champion is now We going to find out I'm going to play with him kill him What Else But Sports By AL RTDDTNflTON Daily. Sun Sports Editor IN TWO NFL CATEGORIES Johnson pushing stat leaders The crucial stage of the 1970 college football season finds some top-flight clashes this weekend, including Nebraska's final run at the Big Eight diamp'onship. In the Big Ten, Michigan and Ohio State tangle for the championship, while Arkansas continues Its bed in the Southwest Conference by taking on Texas Tech, a team still In contention. Texas is idle. On the west coast, Stanford has already sacked up the Pacific 8 title.

Nebraska, which has turned into an offensive powerhouse by piling 240 points compared to 106 for its last five opponents, should easily sidetrack Oklahoma Saturday and stack away the conference title to take to the Orange Bowl game. Although most experts favor Ohio State In the Big Ten showdown, the Sun sports editor's Power Index points to Michigan as the winner. In the Southwest Conference race, a narrow margin of less than a touchdown goes tovthe Razorbacks, thus setting up a showdown clash with Texas on Dec. 5. In the Ivy League, Dartmouth places Its 6-0 record on the line "against Penn and Is heavily favored to wrap up the title.

Yale needs' to win over Harvard, and Dartmouth lose, to share the Ivy League crown. Kansas State has nailed down the ninnerup spot in the Eight, unless Oklahoma pulls the unexpected, in which event the Purple Pride and Sooners would share second, with Oklahoma still to meet Oklahoma State. The Purple Pride is a slight favorite Saturday to sidetrack Florida State. Elsewhere in Big 8, Colorado is expected to fall before Air Force, and Oklahoma State to trip Iowa State. Notre Dame, which may follow the same pattern the Irish set last year of blurring the bowl picture, is favored over LSU, but after last week's performance by the Irish, an upset wouldn't be a Still in the bowl running, are Tennessee and Mississippi.

Saturday Tennessee is strongly favored over Southeast-em Conference foe Kentucky, while Mississippi, loop leader with "LSU, is idle. Some one-sided romps for Saturday Include: Washington over Washington State-Virginia Tech to 6wamp VMI, and Tulsa to spank Idaho. Following is the sports editor's complete Power Index on collegiate action for Saturday: NEW YORK (AP) In all the recorded history of profes- cirtnnl fnnOviII tin nna omc in ibave precocious as Ron Johnson of the New York Giants in handling the two Rs rushing and receiving. Johnson, acquired by the Giants from Cleveland in an off-season trade that sent Homer Jones to the Browns, has done so well in both facets of the sport that he could become the first player in NFL annals to win both the rushing and receiving titles. League statistics released today show the 6-foot-l 205-pound second-year man from the University of Michigan is third in both categories in the National Conference; within nine yards of the rushing lead and within two catches of the receiving lead.

In rushing, Larry Brown of notes Associated Press The key to Nebraska's game with Oklahoma for the Big Eight football championship Saturday will be ball control, Cornhusker Coach Bob Devaney says. i "Their offense is geared to ball he said Wednesday. "Against teams like Oklahoma State, Iowa State and Kansas State, who threw the Big 8 grid HOME TEAM (Power Rating) OPPONENT (Power Rating) BIG EIGHT By MAJOR AMOS HOOPLE Peerless Prognosticator EGAD, friends I Once again your favorite correspondent has stunned the football world har-rumphl How, you say? Well, kaff-kaff, who but Hoople gave you Air Force to whip Rose Bowl representative Stanford last Saturday? And, pray tell me, what other forecaster tallied 42 correct predictions out of 51 decisions for a cool .823 per cent? None, I'll wager, HEH-HEH! But, enough of this ancient history, dear readers, let's look to the formidable task that faces your windy, but accurate, prognosticator this week. I only wish I were twins so I could attend both the "Ohio State (8-0) vs. Michigan (8-0) and Notre Dame (84) vs.

LSU (7-1) clashes. But, alas, being a mere mortal I shall have to settle for one game. And not wishing to appear to slight any of these great institutions I shall not reveal which game I shall favor with my presence! Saturday is the day Woody Hayes and his Buckeyes have Washington has gained 738 yards, MacArthur Lane of St. Louis 732 and Johnson 729. In receiving, Charley Taylor of Washington has caught 40 passes, Dick Gordon of Chicago 39 and Johnson 38.

With his 429 yards receiving, Johnsjon has gained 1,158 yards, or more than one-third of the Giants' entire team total of 2,898, enough by itself to explain their sudden rise as a contender in the NFC's Eastern Division. Johnson is the lone player in the NFC among the leaders in both categories. The American Conference also has one Mi ami's Jim Kiick. Kiick is sixth in rushing with 458 yards and tied for sixth in receiving with 30 receptions. The AFC rushing leader Is Floyd Little of Denver with 675 yards.

Oakland's Hewritt Dixon is the runner-up with 608. In receiving, Marlin Briscoe of Buffalo is No. 1 with 38 receptions. Warren Wells of Oakland, Chuck Hinton of Baltimore and Werry LeVias of Houston are tied for the runner-up spot with 33 each. The passing leaders remained the same as last week John Brodie of San Francisco in the NFC and Daryle Lamonica of Oakland in the AFC Brodie leads both conferences in yardage gained with 1.977 while Lamonica is tops touchdowns with 17.

Other leaders in the NFC are Bruce Taylor of San Francisco in punt returns with a 15.2 aver age, Cecil Turner of Chicago in kickoff returns with a 32.9 aver age, Julian Fagan of New Or leans punting with a 42.4 average and Dick LeBeau, Larry NBA cagers to receive more money NEW YORK (AP) Players could make more than $16,000 apiece for winning a National Association-title ihis year aimosi uuuuie insi season's figure. The NBA's board of governors Wednesday approved a $700,000 $400,000. The New York Knicks, en route to their first world litlei last yearr scooped $118,000 -out of the kitty, or a little more than $9,000 a man. If a team winds up with the best winning percentage, as the Knicks did, and goes on to take the tie, then it will collect $312,000. A team with the best overall winning percentage will get $20,000, plus $30,000 for having the best percentage in its two-division conference.

Winning teams in the first round of the playoffs will get $32,000, survivors of the semifinal playoffs will collect another $40,000 and the winners of the championship series will get $90(000. Complete slaughtering processing and Deer processing and sausage making. Phone 662-2161 Filley Locker Services Est '49, Filley, Nebr. ROOFING If It's roofing do It 35 years experience. All wwlc guaranteed.

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Bill Davis, who says KS's Lynn Dickey should get a special award from Big Red fans for throwing so many of his passes Into "good sees the Purple Pride winning Saturday, by taking the measure of Florida State. Elsewhere, concerning Big Eight teams, Bob Hohn. who played three bowl games as a cornhusker, sees his alma mater decking Oklahoma, 49-16. The Sugar Bowl-bound Fly Boys of Air Force will down the Big 8's Colorado Buffaloes, 32-21, which according to Keith Krecklow, will shake the mighty Rockies! Iowa State gets the nod over Oklahoma State, and Missouri should squeeze by Kansas. Now go on with the complete forecast, and remember, It was Hoople who told vou so! BIG EIGHT 49 Nebraska Oklahoma II 14 Missouri Kansas 12 24 Iowa State Okla.

State 10 27 Kansas State Fla. State 17 32 Air Force Colorado 21 BIG TEN 23 N'Western Michigan St 20 24 Michigan. Ohio State 21 28 Purdue Indiana 38 Minnesota Wisconsin 28 28 Illinois Iowa 13 OTHERS 28 Notre Dame LSU 21 28 Stanford Calif. 22 36 Arkansas Tex. Tech 14 20 Tennessee Kentucky 10 17 Rice TCU 10 32 Penn State Pitt 18 35 Dartmouth Penn 0 21 Oregon Oregon St 12 1JSMU Baylor 10 42 Syracuse Miami, Fla.

8 37 Sou Cal UCLA 21 29 Yale Harvard 20 18 Columbia Brown 15 16 S. Carolina Clemson 15 23 Washington Wash. State 15 J2Virg. Tech. VMI 7 29 Virginia Maryland 11 37 Utah BYU14 24 14 18 Vanderbilt Tampa 14 18 Rutgers Colgate! 22 Princeton Cornell 1C 30 Duke N.

Carolina 20 II Cincinnati Holy Cross 42 Houston W. Forest 21 25 Louisville 12 VW 1 Ii04m Whiikr-A llwt-W Fraof. tmywM If MM taftfl (WN T. N.T. Br tk quiet Canadian fed canadiaJ WHISHT' 1 ll cleared another block to a fight mat has surpassed the bounda ries of the sports world to catch ing- the fancy of people a fight with Ali.

When asked If he considered the Foster fight a tune-up for All, also known as Cassius Clay, Foster said: "I was ready for Foster as I would have been for Ma-Ma (a reference to Ali)." "I'm not talking about any lights for about three weeks," said Frazier's manager, Yank Durham, who then mentioned New York, Houston and Phila delphia as possible sites for a Frazier-Ali fight which could be in February "We will get together and talk," said Durham who added, "He might want. more money man want and then there wouldn't be any fight." "I want Joe Frazier," AH shouted after watching the bout on closed circuit television in Atlanta where he defeated Ouarry last month in his first fisht since he was stripped of his heavyweight title for refusing induction into the Army. not gonna take the pressure that Joe's gonna put on him," said Foster. Promoters feel that peoole want so much to see whether Ali can take Frazier's pressure or whhr Fraz'er is wMt fa's tit1 savs that a thfl two would ht the most lucraiw in h'story grstn-q un to S'O The next block to the dream fiht is Oscar Bonavena, the brawling Argentine who will fht AH Dec. 7 in Madison Snnare Garden.

There also is the five-war on'son sentence that went with A'i's conviction, a conviction which' still is being atweaW. The U.S. Snnreme Court ha! been asVed bv the rv-no-rnnpmt to a on the appeal win tV 90 oavs. PrstrWs Homniition lob on Poster Voit h'rn froni hefoo the f'rst lioht chn-rv'on to win the h0awwe''nV mown. Seven prions Ivmiw chains tried wiwicce-fniiv nine times for boxing's big pr7e.

It was three deaoiv hooks that smashed Foster senseless at 49 seconds of the second round. "I slipped a jab and hit him with a left for the first knock down," said Frazier. "The second time I doubled up with the left hook to the body and to the head." Foster got up at the count of nine after the first knockdown and it was obvious he was in deeo trouble. When Foster went down for the second time, referee Tom Brisco could have counted far past 10. In fact, Foster was still unsteady when his handlers helped him from the ring.

National Hockey League PlT Wednesday's Results Buffalo 7, Toronto 2 New York 5, Los Angeles 3 Boston 8, Minnesota 4 Only games scheduled Today's Games Toronto at Montreal California at Philadelphia St. Louis at Pittsburgh Only games scheduled Friday's Games Los Angeles at Vancouver Only game scheduled ORANGE BOWL queen Earleen -r-. I ATLANTA (AP) As the Images of Joe Frazier and Bob Foster flashed across the giant closed circuit television screen, Muhammad AH, ballooning his lips like a fighter wearing a mouthpiece, moved forward In his seat and threw a volley of swift punches into the air. "Look at those chumps," he said under his breath, between punches. "Look at 'em punch away at each other.

Got no style. Got no footwork. Got nothing except muscle. A scientific boxer tear "am up. Just tear 'em to pieces." The members of Ali's entourage, who sat with the fighter as he watched the fight in Atlanta's municipal auditorium, nodded their agreement.

"Nothing," hissed Ali, throwing a roundhouse rbht in the dark and nearly striking the leather-lacketed man beside him. "They is nothing'." Ali was watching the title bout between Frazier, the champion, and Foster in the city in which he began his ring comeback last month by demolishing Jerry Quarry. Ali, who won the title as Cassius Clay and who lost it when he refused to be drafted, fiphts Oscar Bonavena in New" York" next rnnnxn ana -s a most certain to take on Frazier early next year. "Foster is faster than Frazier but ain't e'ther one of 'em got anything to match my speed," said Ali, whose group included Drew Brown, his trainer. Ali watched a brief preliminary bout with thinly veiled disdain for the style of the fighters.

'Look at 'em they stand ft ere punching away at each other. Man punches at me, I get out of the wav. Like a matador and the bull." Arkansas State; kfiftns to) ratinrr NEW YORK (AP) The top four college division football teams with Arkansas State heading the list retained their positions in The Associated Press poll but there was plenty of action behind the leaders. Arkansas State's Indians, with a perfect 9-0 record, garnered seven of the 15 first-place votes by the nationwide panel of sports writers and sports broad casters and amassed 256 points in the balloting announced Wednesday. The Top Twenty teams, with first place votes In parentheses and total points on a 20-18-16 through 1' formula: 1.

Arkansas State (7) 2. Montana (4) 3. North Dakota State 4. Tampa (1) 5. Tennessee State 6.

Wofford(l) 7. Texas (1) 8. East. Kentucky (1) 9. Abilene Christian 10.

Wittenberg 11. St. Olaf tie SW Louisiana West. Kentucky 14. Eastern Michigan 15.

Jacksonville, Ala. 16. Delaware tie Westminster, Pa. 18. Grambling 19.

Alcorn 20. Edinboro, Pa. 256 227 185 i 34 31 24 iH' Carey holds pennants for Nr- i I 136 109 92 57 1 64 63 1 63 57 46 39 35 1 as I Dame, 28-14, over the Bayou Bengals, But, toe Irish won't be as fortunate in the season finale at Southern Cal. The Irish will suffer a defeat before entering the Cotton Bowl against Texas! I dread it, but for the first time in many a moon I will be unable to attend the Harvard-Yale clash. In a hard-fought battle, the 87th between the two bitter foes, Bob O'Neill says Yale will prevail, 29-20.

There are numerous other Sunrise and sunset hours for hunting Following are sunrise and sunset times which are provided for Beatrice area hunters. Shooting hours listed are for this immediate area, and for each 13 miles west of Beatrice, add one minute; and for each 13 miles east, subtract a minute. Date -Sunrise Nov. 20 7: IS Nov. 21 7:21 Nov.

8 ...7:22 nov. 24 7:24 Nov. 23 7:23 Nov. 25 7:23 Nov. 26 .7:28 Sunset 5:05 5:04 5:04 5:03 5:03 5:02 5:02 Nov.

28 ....7:28 5:01 5:01 Nov 27 Xbasketball loop launched The season opened Tuesday night in the YMCA County Basketball League. The league consists of 16 teams, reports YMCA director Don Armstrong. Play win be held each Tuesday evening. Following are Tuesday night's results: 48 St. Home E.

Lutheran 23 49 St Joe Beatrice NB 38 50 Henderson's 48 86 Vice Grip Paul 56 68 Nat Guard 23 55 1st Baptist 36 62 Filley 37 54Uhl's Hubbard Feeds 49 DEFENSIVE. CHANGES BY OIOAHOMA; NORMAN, Okla. (AP)-Two defensive changes have been made on the University of Oklahoma football team as it prepares for Saturday's encounter against Nebraska in Lincoln. Coach Chuck Fairbanks says he has moved senior linebacker Steve Casteel, injured in the Texas game, back to his first team position. Junior Mark DriscUl had been filling the slot.

Sophomore John Milstead has been moved ahead of reuow soohomore Garry Baccus at strongside linebacker. The-Twy-prartiee Sooners was described by Fair- banks as a good one in which the team showed "a lot of en-thnsiasnTaMiwrmuch sharper on assignments." Allen Andsrson Bowling for Davison Village bowled 1 256 game and won FREE Bowling for his team at Henry's Cowl Wd rtfci 4 I hmm 4 mmMhb wiWw. nM trm ph md pmnr tl (118.5) Oklahoma (100.5) Florida. State (101.7) Kansas State (106.0) Air Force (116.0) Colorado (105.0) Oklahoma Str (98.3) Iowa State (96.2) BIG TEN "Iowa (97.0) Illinois (94.0) Michigan St. (100.0) N'Westem (105.0) Ohio State (117.0) TVMicfcigan (118.0) Purdue' (S6.0) Indiana (89.9) Wisconsin (96.3) Minnesota (101.2) OTHERS Wilson and Paul Krause of Minnesota in interceptions -with five each.

In the AFC, Ed Podolak.of Kansas City leads in punt returns with a 15.6 average, Jim Duncan of Baltimore is No. 1 in kickoff returns with a 36.3 average, Jerrel Wilson of Kansas City is tops in punting with a 46.4 average and Johnny Robinson of Kansas City is out front in interceptions with seven. Mikolayunas maintains lead NEW YORK (AP) A lot of people have trouble spelling and luiflivuiiuiig 111s name oui ua- vidson quarterback Mark Thompson has no trouble finding him. Mike Mikolayunas of the Wildcats remained the NCAA pass-receiving leader for the second successive week, according to statistics released today by the National Collegiate Sports Serv ices. Mikolayunas has averaged 8.8 catches per game, totaling 70 in eight games for 909 yards and six touchdowns.

Runner-up Tom Gatewood of Notre Dame has averaged 7.9 receptions" with; 63 in eight games for 974 yards and seven TDs. Emie Jennings of the Air Force leads in yardage and touchdowns with 1,229 and 17 respectively on his 69 catches in 10 games. Arkansas junior Bill McClard, who set one major-college record last Saturday with his booming 60-yard field goal against Southern Methodist, is closing in on another mark. His 73 points is just eight shy of the 5-year-old kick-scoring mark by Charley Gogolak of Princeton. Washington's Jim Krieg remains the leading kickoff-return specialist with an average of 32.6 yards, Steve Holden of Arizona State tops the punt returners with a 19.3-yard average and Ohio State's Mike Sensi-baugh has nabbed eight interceptions in seven games to lead thatdepartment.

Wednesday's Fights Pe DETROIT Joe Frazier, 209, li-iiajJtoKkejlout Bob Foster, 18,8 Washington, D.C., 2: Frazier retained world heavyweight title. LNEWYORK-George. Fore man, 216, Hayward, knocked out Boone Kirkman, 203, Seattle, 2. TOKYO-Casslus Naito, 158, Japan, and Tetsuo Hoshino, 160, Japan, drew, 10; Naitok retained Japanese middleweight title. Live Modern Plumbing 50t So, Baatrlee Phot 23S.32M L.S.U.

(116.5) Wyoming (80.0) Stanford (113.0) Miami. O. (100.) FAVORITE (Pt. Spread) Nebraska" (18.0) Kansas St. (4.3) Air Force (11.0) Okla.

State (2.1): Iowa (3.0) N'Western (5.0) Michigan (1.0) Purdue (6.1) Minnesota (4.9) Notre Dame (2.5) Arizona (9.2) Stanford (10.2) Miami (2.8) S.Carolina (9.8) Columbia (7.0) Princeton (4.4) Dartmouth (20.5) Yale (7.0) Colgate (4.5) Houston (7.2) Louisville (10.8) (87.0) Memphis St. (11.0) Toss-up (Even) Oregon (7.6) Penn State (10.4) T.C.U. (1.9) Richmond (8.0) Fresno St. (1.8) S.M.U. (2.5) Syracuse (10.7) (89.2) sNotre Dame (119.0) Arizona (89.2) California (102.8) Cincinnati (97.2) Clemson (85.3) Columbia (81.0) Princeton (89.4) Penn (84.5) -Harvard (9L3) Rutgers (72.0) Houston (104.2) S.Carolina (95.1) Brown (73.4) Cornell (85.0) Dartmouth (105.0) ball a lot, you figure to get the ball a few times through un-95 scheduled means such as pass interceptions." "But a team like Oklahoma," he added, "you've just got to stop them on defense or hope they'll fumble.

This is the first control type team we've stocejweplayedColorai do." At Oklahoma, Coach Chuck Fairbanks made two defensive Yale (98.3) Colgate (76.5) Wake Forest (97.0) Louisville (98.3) Drake (87.5) Long Beach (90.7) S.Diego State (110.5) S.piego St. (19.8) Memphis Stat (98.0) Utah State changes. Linebacker Steve Cas- teel, injured since the Texas game, went back to his starting posUicivd-trongide-4ine-4Baskethall N. Carol'na (9.0) Duke (96.0) Oregon St. (999) Oregon (107.5) Penn State (107.0) Pittsburgh (96.6) "Rice (96.5) T.C.U.

(98.4) Richmond (77.8) (69.8) San Jose St. (87.0) Fresno State (88.8) S.M.U. (100.0) Baylor (97.5) -AT. if (95.0) Tampa (3.4) (93.7) Tennessee (21.3) (116.8) Arkansas (6.8) (88.8) Toledo. (20.7) Syracuse (99.9) Miami, Fla.

Tampa (98.4) N-i Tennessee (115.0) iTexas Tech (110.0) --Toledo (109.5) (Id .6) "Tulsa (89.9) Idaho (68.4) Vandermlt Kentucky Arkansas Colorado St. No.Car. State (84.0) Tulane (17.6) U.C.L.A. (100.0) TV-NSou Cal (111.5) Utah (94.0) Brig. Young (82.7) Tulsa (21.5) Sou Cal (11.5) Utah (11.3) (83.2) Maryland (0.7) (86.1) Virg.

Tech (30.6) backer Jon Milstead was moved up to the first team. Fairbanks said the Sooners had a good practice and showed enffiusiasma were much sharper on their assignments." A qu'ck rundown of the other Big Eight tamps Wednesdayr" Kansas Coach Pepper Rodg-ers anticipates no lopsided score in Saturday's game with Missouri, which won last year's traditional clash 69-21. "I don't think anybody feels either team will be in that sort of position." Kansas State It's K-State Coach Vine Gibson's prediction the footballs will be flying in his team's game Saturday at Florida State which, like the Wildcats, stresses passing. Iowa State The Cyclones put the final touches on their game plan for Oklahoma State. Ken Caratelll regained his first team defensive spot at right linebacker from Steve Jacob-sen.

Oklahoma State The Cowboys went "through a tough practice because, as Coach Floyd Gass put it, "the coaches felt the team needed the work." Two defensive starters are doubtful, back Gene Jefferson and linebacker Joe Crews, both with injuries. New and Used Auto Part Glasa Beatrice iron Metal Co. Wt Buy Scrap Iron Metal 3rd A Market 223-5238 A Can, Trucks, Tracton CIVa KM "i fi Virginia (82.5) Maryland V.M.I. (55.5) Wash. State (84.2) Wichita St.

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