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Jets lose, fans boo Namath ZIMMERMAN, WEBER POST A RECORD NET CHUCK TREMA1N DEFENSIVE STAR South aerials 14-0 in Shrine North clash blank Bowl He watched during a hectic ial strike, going Into the end zone leans 31-17 and St. Louli belted Cincinnati 41-20. Rami Are Ready Although hoping "it wouldn't have been the same result If It hud been a league game," Oak-, land Coach John Madden felt' "the Rams are good and ready, to go to the Super Bowl right now." Much of the reason was the appearance of previously Injured quarterback Roman Gabriel, the Most Valuable Player in the NFL last year. He threw three touchdown passes, Including two in the third period, to bring the Rams back from a 18-12 deficit. With Led Dawson playing the entire game, Kansas City By MIKE RATHET NEW HAVEN, Conn.

(AP) "I have nothing to say," said Joe Namath. But the fans did. They said what they had to say with boos. They said what they had to say with practiced one-liners. And thev said what they had to say with waving white handkerchiefs, And, while no one can say for certain why they booed the shaggy-haired quarterback of the New York Jets, one thing, is certain Namath was a tarcet for derision Sunday at the Yale Bowl as the Jets lost to the New York Giants 28-24 in a National Football League exhibition game.

But, Why For? Possibly Jt was events of the last several weeks when he did not report to the Jets camn. Possibly it'was the fact he did not play in the emotional game oetween cross-town rivals. Pos sibly it was a combination of both. But whatver "it is Namath was an antihero before 70,854 fans as he stood along the side lines in yellow bellbottoms and blue shirt, hands folded across his chest as the Jets. struggled without him.

DfeVANEY EAGER The best two-man team low net to ever be posted during a golf breakfast at Beatrice Country Club, popped up Sunday when Roger Weber and Chick Zimmerman paired up for an amazalng 20 under par 50. Zimmerman, an 11 handl-capper, fired an 83 for two over par 72, while Weber, who carries a 33 handicap, fired a 93 for a net of 60. Their best ball per hole added up to the 50. The team of Jake llawley, 77-7 (70), and Harry Grart 86. 17 ((69), finished runnerup with a low net of 59.

Two teams were tied third at 61 and were: Darrell Hoffman 744 (68) and Al Rld-dlngton 91-19 (72); and Karl Stolzenberg 88-15 (73), and Steve Winter 7M (69). Fifth place, at 62, was shared by two teams, which were Ben Slefkcs 84-16 (68) and Dick Bellows 81-9 (72); and BiU Johrson 77-7 (70), and Ron Sutter 86-13 (83). Pro Bob Legenza says as far as men's golf breakfast low nets go, the 50 by Zimmerman and Weber is a record. FOR TOURNEY TITLE Homers by Egger Minnesota, two against New Or- leans and three against Dallas in preparation for the regular- season opener Sept. 21 against Cleveland.

Cheers For Fran While Namath was booed, Tarkenton was cheered, particu larly alter each of his touchdown passes, 13 yards to Joe Morrison and 23 and 1 to Aaron Thomas. But, it was not a top performance as he hit on only 8 of 21 attempts. The weekend pro football again lingers through Monday nignt with the Chicago Bears iraveung to san mcgo for a game against the Chargers. Lance Aiworth Is expected to be in, uniform but not in action for the home team after ending his Drier retirement. Most of the action took place Friday and Saturday nights.

Washington beat Atlanta 21-13 and Buffalo ripped Philadelphia 35-20 on Friday. Los Angeles bumpedOakland 34-23 on Saturday, Kansas City edged Cleveland 16-13," Green Bay nipped Dallas 35-34, Minnesota struggled past Houston 14-7 on national television, Baltimore hammered Denver 24-7, Miami upended San Francisco 17-7, Detroit stopped New Or- by Glenn Patterson and Doug Jamail. Bill Janssen and Doug Dumler are all competing for the starting job. The left guard job is up between Bruce Weber, Bob Grenfell, and Keith Wort- Tnan and Donnie McGhee. Mike Beran, and Dennis Hughes are working for the right guard position.

In the defensive and picture on the left side are John Hyland John Adins and Monte Johnson while the right' side job is up between Johnny Pitts, Willie Harper and Doug Johnson. The Huskers will be working in sweat clothes for the first three days and will put on pads for the first time Thursday. Devaney said the first scrimmage would probably be Saturday afternoon on the astroturf. He said the morning workouts will be on thes ynthetic field while the afternoon sessions will be at the old practice area near the coliseum. Western Shirts Trousers Park free while shopping In BELL'S 514 EUa Beatrice Eighty Huskers on hand for pictures, drills start today first as Fran Tarkenton, the quiet, conventional Giant quarterback, passed for three touchdowns and Scott Eaton ran 50 yards with an interception for another touchdown thefirst four times the Giants had the ball.

Boos Follow Joe Then, at halftime, with the Jets trailing 28-3, he marched across the field for a television interview to a serenade of boos and an' occasional shout of "Go Back to the Movies, Joe!" JNamath replied with a peace sign the old World War II vic tory symbol-but the boos did not abate and the waving handkerchiefs multiplied. Namatn said he would not comment, in the dressing room after the game. The Jets' team physician, Dr. James Nicholas, said the decision to, keep Namath out of the game after only lour days in camp was made by him. Coach Weeb Ewbank, obviously unhappy about the loss, said his plans for Namath this coming- week were simple: 'Increase the tempo." With three exhibitions to go, Ewbank would like to have Namath play one quarter against FOR START when you" finish up good the previous season, there always a feeling of anxiety about getting started again." But Devaney made sure no one thought he was predicting a Big Eight title when he said, "I think we've had better situations facing usr than we have this year situations where we had more players coming back and times when he faced a better chance of winning it, like in 1963, 1965, or 1966." As his club begins the two-a-day workouts which will last for about 10 days, Devaney is looking over one of the finest group of backfield men he's ever had.

The group eludes Van Brownson and Jerry Tagge at quarterback, Jeff Kinney and Joe Orduna at tailback, Jeff Hughes and sophomore John Rodgers at flanker and Dan Schniess at fullback. 4 But when it comes, to the offensive line and defense, Devaney has a few more worries. Only three veterans will return from the defense tackle Dave Wal- line, linebacker Jerry Murtaugh and cornerback Jim Anderson. Devaney said Sunday the three major questions are at center, offensive guard and defensive end. The center spot was vacated trips Beatrice 4-3 sloshed over a wet field and won on Jan Stenerud's 40-yard field goal with 52 seconds left.

Donny Anderson's three touchdowns gave Green Bay a 21-20 halftime lead, but the Packers needed Dave Hampton's four-yard run with 1:54 to go In the Cotton Bowl to continue their ho'd over Dallas. The Packers now have beaten the Cowboys 14 times in 17 exhibition, regular-season and title games. It was Green Bay's first exhibition victory after two ties. Minnesota's Gary Guozzo, fill ing in for absent Joe Kapp, threw two scoring passes, the second on a blitz good for 75 yards to Gene Washington. Unitas Hits Baltimore rans its record to 3-0 in pre-season play as Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrall each threw a touchdown pass.

Miami, which plays: Baltimore next week as Coach Don Shula tapes his old team, also re mained unbeaten by winning three straight games for the first time ever. Trailing 7-3, the Dolphins scored on Dave Bud-dington's plunge before half-time, and Bob Grlese and Paul Warfield teamed on a 70-yard scoring pass. after intermission Bill Munson and Greg landry each passed for one score and Bobby Williams ran 102 yards with a kickoff for another In Detroit's victory, and Jim Hart passed for two scores for St. Louis, which outscored Denver 31-13 in the final MUFFLERS AND TAILPIPES INSTALLED Authorised State Inspection Station East Court 65 16th Court (pHiiiips) and South todk over at its own 29. Throughout the game Hen- rlchs, who will attend Nebraska on a full ride, did an outstand ing job on blocking North's Wcs Buller.

The latter, from Omaha Benson, weighed In' at 230, Henrlchs the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Henrlchs, at 210. Turning point for South came when North's' Rick Doty of Grand Island attempted to boot the ball out of danger only to have it roll dead on the North 35. Two plays later Blue hit Simmons for the first score, a 32-yard play.

Doty didn raise a fuss, but there was some speculation in press row that "ruffing the kick er snould nave been called against South. However, such a call centered about which team you were pulling for! While Meginnis was the top ground gainer for South with 75 yards in 16 carries, Sidney's Mike Holleran led North with 26 yards in 8trips. Bellevue's 5-7 Lou Kessler picked up 38 yards in ll carries for the South. GI's Doty who handled most of the signal calling chores for North, hit 2 of 5 aerial tosses for 4 yards, while alternating quarterback Lee Bauman of Chadron picked up 6 yards on two tosses. Led by Simmons's 56 yards, and 36 by Meginnis, South pick ed up 101 yeards through the air on Blue's 7 hits on 14 tosses, The South rushed for a net 160 yards as compared to 81 for the losers.

South held the first down advantage, 10-4. North suffered two blows, one when Stu Bullington of Colum bus was hurt, and when HB Wil lie Johnson of Omaha Tech suf- ered a leg injury. As in the past, press row cast ballots, after the game for the outstanding offensive and defen sive lineman players. Announcement of winners will be made this week, with Tremain stand ing a dandy chance of being the lineman winner. Gun Club i erecting new building Members of Beatrice Gun Club at a' special" meeting Friday night, voted to.

have a new clubhouse' constructed, which according to President, Willie Lawler should be completed by this fall. "Garett Construction of Lincoln will erect the $20,000 building with work expected to start this week," states Lawler. Lawler points out that to help Members will sell a building block" sale will be conducted. Members will setll a building block for the new structure at a cost of $5 each. Anyone wishing to help the Gun Club finance its new structure west of the city, may con tact President Lawler or any Gun Club member.

In other Gun Club news, mem bers are reminded of the quali fying shoot here Sunday for 5- Star League action. The 5-Star League shoot will be held here Sept. 13. Sunday during a non-registered trophy shoot, Eldon Faulder and Glenn Leach emerged winners, but each needed a shoot-off. In the short yardage event, Faulder.

and Bob Leach tied at 45 50; and Glenn Leach beat Grant Sander after each had tied at 47 50 in the long yard age event. kicking, thus ending the char- Ity affair with a bad taste for sportsmanship. Two Nebraska U-bound Beatrice High Orangemen of the past season, made their presence known and contributed greatly toward South's victory, especially Chuck Tremaln. "Tremaln was just great at middle guard and along with Omaha Central's Tom VVnceht-Ini and Geneva's Jay Chapman, led our defense," stated Head Coach Lee Zentic after the fuss had died down. Chuck, a 210-pound, 6-2 grid- der and son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Tremaln, Just recently decided on Nebraska after offers from several other colleges. According to this writer's stats, Tremain was credited with 25 tackles, 16 being "Ion- In the first quarter alone he had 9 unassists and 2 assists. Perhaps Tremain's biggest play came In the second quar ter when the North decided to "go for it" at the South 30 on a fourth and two situation.

Tre- main stopped the ball carrier National League East Division W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh 70 57 .551 .528 .512 .476 .452 .440 New York 6 59 Chicago 65 62 3 5 St.

Louis 60,66 Phila'phia 57 69 W2 Montreal 55 70 14 West Division Cincinnati 84 45 .651 Los Angeles 70 54 SanPran. 63 62 .565 .504 .496 .444 .378 ll'2 19 20 26'2 35 Atlanta 62 63 Houston 56 70 San Diego 48 79 Saturday's Results Chicago 15, San Francisco 0 Pittsburgh 2, Los Angeles 1, 16 innings St. Louis 7, San Diego 0 Montreal 4, Atlanta 1 Cincinnati 3, New York 1 Philadelphia 2, Houston 1 Sunday's Results San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 11, Los Angeles 0 St. Louis 8, San Diego 7 Atlanta at Montreal, ppd rain New York 5-5, Cincinnati 4-7 Philadelphia 4, Houston 0 Today's Games Chicago (Jenkins 15-14) at Los Anseles (Vance 5-3), Atlanta (Stone 8-9) at Mont real (Stoneman 4-12), Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Houston at Atlanta at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at San Diego, St. Louis at San Francisco, Omaha Royals grab off pair OMAHA (AP)-Omaha swept two extra-inning games from Evansville Sunday night, 5-4 and 6-5 Sunday night to increase its Eastern division lead in the American Association.

The Royals now lead second-place Evansville by games Omaha won the opener, 5-4, in 11 innings as winning pitcher Galen Cisco doubled with one out to score Bobby Floyd. Chuck Harrison's grand slam homer accounted for the other Omaha runs. Floyd also scored the winning run in the eight-inning ntgntcap. He scored on Steve McMillan's long single to left field. In a Saturday night game, Omaha outhit Indianapolis 11-4 in an American Association con test, but were frustrated by a 4-2 defeat.

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QB Barry Blue of Lincoln Northeast and Bellevue's Mike Simmons teamed up for the downs and with Omaha West-side's Mike Carlton holding, Blue booted both PATs. Simmons who dropped what looked like a sure-fire TD pass from Blue Early in the third period, made his first scoring catch with the final seconds ticking off in the period. After starting down the east sidelines of the Astro-Turf, the 155 pound split end cut back across and raced in behind the North's safety Inside the 10 and at the 3 latched onto Blue's aer atrice mound staff. Terrell Dreamer started and worked six frames, giving up but two hits and no runs. He only faced 21 batters.

Coach Everett Klaus sent Roger Borgman to the hill to starf 'the 7th, and then Bruce Cram er took over in the 9th. Gary Nichols, Tim Dierberg-er, Dean Eden, and Jim Seder-berg led the Beatrice plate attack with two hits each. Paul Hendricks, Bruce Cramer, Jim Waltke, and Greg Otte each added one. Eden and Cramer each dou bled, and Nichols smashed a triple. Box Score Beatrice (3) ab Sederberg 2b 6 Eden rf ..5 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 4 Hendricks cf .5 Cramer lb-p 5 Deirberger 4 Nichols .3 ...4 Waltke.

ss 4 Otte If ......4 1 "0 0 Dreamer Steinkamp lb Borgman Totals Hickman (4) Heckman 2b Behrends lb Ringland Schmutte ss 4 .....0 0 ......41 ab 4 ......4 4 4 0 12 1 Egger cf 4 Neujahr j) 3 Nannen If 4 Roder 3b 4 Whitman rf 4 Totals 35 Via Inning Beatrice 001 101 000-3 Hickman 000 000 103-4 Burke's coach is golf champ OMAHA (AP)-Omaha Burke High School golf Coach Dick Bantner has won the KMTV Golf tournament in Omaha. Bantner shot a three-under-par Sunday In the final round. He led after Saturday's 18 -hole round with a 72, and compiled a four-day total of 283. In second place was Phil White of Omaha with a four-day total of 287. He shot a 68 Sunday.

Ty Borman of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was third with 288; Leo Gard of Omaha fourth at 289, and Dean Wilson of Omaha the defending champion fifth at 292. Pro Football Associated P-fm Friday's Results Washington 21, Atlanta 13 Buffalo 35, Philadelphia 20 Saturday's Results Detroit 31, New Orleans 17 Baltimore 24, Denver 7 Los Angeles 34, Oakland 23 Miami 17, San Francisco 7 Kansas City 16, Cleveland 13 Green Bay 35, Dallas 34 Minnesota 14, Houston 7 St. Louis 41, Cincinnati 20 Sunday's Result New York Giants 28, New York Jets 34 Monday's Game Chicago at San Diego, Ntbr, Mon Eve Aug. 24, 1970 3 New and lined Auto Part Glasi Beatrice Iron Metal Co I We Buy Scrap Iron Metal 3rd A Market 223-5238 Can, Truck Tractors for the first score on the new tuff with only 40 seconds showing on the clock. His second TD catch from Blue came with 4:49 left in the game, after a North pass interference infraction which occurred on a 2nd and 15 situation had put South at the N-14 with 6:11 remaining.

Lincoln SE's Harry Meglnnis lugged twice for four yards net, and then Blue decided on pass to Simmons when faced by a 3rd and six at the 10. This time Simmons pulled a dandy fake and caught the toss while wide open. There has always seemed to be considerable stress placed on winning, but never in Shrine Bowl history has a melee broke out, such as witnessed by record crowd of 27,781 fans which raised an estimated $80, 000 for crippled children In the Shriners Hospital. As the clock ticked off the final second, a scuffle erupted and both benches emptied as players poured onto the turf. More than words were passed as fans witnessed shoving and Associated Preia American League East Division W.

L. Pet G.B. Baltimore New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Wash'n. 10 45 .640 .552 .544 .512 .488 .480 69 68 63 61 60 56 57 60 64 65 11 12- 16 19 20 West Division Minnesota 73 50 .593 California 69 56 .552 Oakland 68 58 .540 Kansas City 48 77 .384 Milwaukee 46 80 .365 Chicaeo 46 83 .357 5 6ij 26 282 30 Saturday's Results Boston 8, Kansas City 1 Chicago 3, New York 2 Washington 5, Minnesota 10 innings California 3, Baltimore 2, innings 4, 10 Cleveland 6, Oakland 5, 10 in nings Detroit 5, Milwaukee 2 -Sunday's Results Kansas City 4, Boston 3 Chicago 2-5, New York 0-7 Washington 11, Minnesota 1 Baltimore 6, California 5 Cleveland 8, Oakland 6 Detroit 1, Milwaukee 0 Today's Games New York (Stottlemyre 12-10) at Kansas City (Fitzmorris 7-3, Only game scheduled Tuesday's Games New York at Kansas City, Boston at Minnesota, Washington at Chicago, California at Detroit, twi-night Milwaukee at Cleveland, Oakland at Baltimore, Pender driver finishes in 20th MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) Leonard Janke of Pender, piloted, his Chevrolet powered McLaren MKIII for 25 laps in the 80-lap 192 mile $89,500 Buck eye Cup Canadian American road race at the Mid-Ohio course near here Sunday. Janke placed 20th.

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Open Wed. And Sat. Nites 'till 9 By TIM AHERN Associated, Press Writer LINCOLN (AP)-Bob Devaney was anxious Sunday as the 1970 Cornhusker football season opened with picture day. But wasn't the kind of anxiety one minds unless he's an opposing Big Eight coach. Devaney was anxious for the season to begin as he looked over the more than 80 players who showed up for the photographs on Memorial Stadium's new astro turf covering.

The Huskers were to begin practice Mcnday. "I think there's a lot of enthusiasm among the players and coaches," Devaney said, "and SALDANA IS WINNER AT KNOXVILLE KNOXVILLE, Iowa, (AP)- Joe Saldana, a Lincoln, race driver, won seventh feature race of the year. Saldana won the feature vent in the regular super-stock com petition at the Marion County Fairgrounds in Knoxville Saturday night. He also won the tropy dash and the first heat. Sunday's Stars Associntod Press BATTING Roberto Cle-mente, Pirates, smacked three singles, a double and a.

homer for his second consecutive five-hit game in an 11-0 Pittsburgh romp over Los Angeles. PITCHING Tom Timmer-man, Tigers, relieved Mjckey Lolich with the bases loaded and none out in the ninth inning and worked out of the jam to save a 1-0 victory over Milwaukee. Ray's1 Repair 1010 W. Court 228-3102 If you have been considering buying a new or used chain saw. I have a good stock of Homehte chain saws and construction equipment now.

Stop in and see how I can save you money. Complete shop service en' all saws. Open Nitos I cram Free swinging Terry Egger smashed back to back home runs Sunday night on the diamond at Zion Lutheran as Hickman surprised Beatrice, 4-3, for the championship of the Gage-Lancaster Marshall League baseball tournament. The loss for Beatrice was its 8th in 31 outings this season, Beatrice had twice beaten Hickman during regular season play. Except for Egwr's smashes, losing Beatrice hurlers limited Hickman to four hits, whi'e his teammates pounded out 12 off Don Neujahr Beatrice was leading 3-0 when Hickman came to bat In the bottom of the 7th.

With one away, Eeger poked a solo homer for Hickman's first run. In the bottom of the 9th, Jerry Schmutte started the frame for Hickman getting on due to a dropped third strike. Egger then parked a two-run homer. Pitcher Neujahr walked and score the winning run when Bob Whitmore singled. It was a tough loss for the Be- Rains halt Avco SUTTON, Mass.

(AP) Ev-erything was turmoil in the scheduled windup of the $160,000 Avco golf classic. PGA officials huddled while players kept teeing off, sopping wet, just in i walking from the clubhouse, i Most everyone was unhappy, 'but not Billy Casper, who just happened to be nursing a one-stroke lead after 54 holes. "I don't mind this at all," Casper said after officials bowed to the rainmaker and cancelled all scores Sunday on wetted fairways and greens at the Pleasant Valley Country Club. "Actually, I'm happy," Casper said. "I can use the rest.

I really haven't had a day off In about 2'j months." Steady rain made a virtual pool of the course, forcing a PGA tournament into a fifth day for the first time this year. "We'll try to play Monday and if we can, we'll stay until a PGA official said. "We can go for two more davs before we have to move into the $300,000 Dow Jones Tournament in New Jersey. The weather forecast Is good, but if we're unable to play Monday or Tuesday we'll just have to settle for 54 holes and 75 per cent of the prize money." Casper had plenty of competition left as he awaited the final round. Deadlocked just one stroke back at 209 were Dan SIkes, Dave Hill, Jim Colbert and Tom Welskopf.

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