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UHR THE LINCOLN SUNDAY SUNDAY, SEPTEMHER 27 im. Shcir key'Camera Bout Suiy Cause Debate Likely File Claim as Champion of Heavyweight Maulers BY ROBERT EDGREN. nuittrr what happens in the riiiR at Ebbets le ti, U. uu-n tho niffht of Oct. 12 the Sharkey-C aarnera bout i.s RoinR to stir up more discussion than any other ring event Kharkov wins, tha York bo.xinK ronimis.sion will is champion.

If arnera ihin. may happen, or the commission may go r.ght I eon has applied ior rccogm Danuerous Puncher. tor Camera on llSie that camera is not a duc.ed h. contract to en He U. hi lt.ht camera in New York ih cff his feet.

Of month 'fhis rant be taken.seriously, drop a paluka who standing still and tor miirh ability to! urtil after the Sharkey fight, Car- standing still a rccov'. baso a title He hasn't shown With either Sharkey or i connect with a ball as champion the ho wear a mn moving target. Hut man down. matched with the become very weary in a few roimd.s, Or if iv. like the This is best asset He used i br a wrestler he hkes the wtchinng.

map, clinches, nnera go touring There is practically no chance ior If moat prnin- a match between the winner of again, he is matched Thursday's contest and Vt fighter Ernie Schaaf. Schmellng until next year. Too ate. viith in in the for more big outdoor i monTrn'iilrtb 1" New York or in any other: He tir man who can beat the city where a title bout would draw a big gate. There been a to a man Has I.earned.

heavyweight championship fight in- has learned doors since and Brennan fighting this past mixed at the old Clarden. over the Max Avoiding K.sks._ 1 IM Ol 1 rtn.s Mi.di'ia W.iiids Hn'. Kill -as 1 li Pu 1 1 1 lift tli'ldi I Pr llriK Put. 'I Otl2 AiX S.fi: aipc Simody. Irw i mi CUA PoukMW ilrB'--.

I.l liS.n Iv uc hat, 1 fi fi fi 3 fi fi 3 IJOfi llfiO MS 1138 1138 per: POI 20-vard gain. Sauer gained a yard. Kreizinger. who iTturned 14 yards I biU Nelson lost three yards at Uie to Dakota ine, line Tlie Covotc forwrrds broke S.vuer to 1 n. through and downed Sauer before i Bauer went in for Mastfrsoii for ..11 I Nebraska.

Sauer was tackled for a five-yard loss on a bad piU'S from center. Krcizinger hit tackle for seven yard.s, and Sauer lifted through the rfV-U side for 40 yard-, and a Kreizinger's placekick wa.s wide. Cm HIT tuE HET i4oT CAr4 IHoiXitt To A uy effect he could get rid of the ball, the vi.sitors taking the ball on on the Covotc 21-yard line. Campbell replaced Ely for Nebraska, and Bishop went in for Kostcr. Two bv and Ostlund failed to gain.

Hanson punted 42 OiI'r- tr '-'ii lull It I. MidMuist M.iofttii Chr. Pivitioiitn Wii r.fii'ii Cli-fiiins Roh-iu Pnirv Sfiifty iMi'fi I iSil fi.ni Sr 4ii.si sj-'fi -on 4484 4 tifi 448 the Ht yards out of bounds Husker 37-vard line. Three vilavs by Sauer and Ma.ster- son made it a first down Master- failed to gain on a fake Pimf- Mfsterson pained three yards at tackle and Bauer shot a pass to Masterson for a 12-yard gain as the time was up for the half with vird.s, the Huskers in ixissession on the Dakota Covote 39-ynrd line. Score: Nebraska.

13; South Da Score. Nebra.ska, 38, South Dakota. 6 Hleeker reiilaced Max Kost for Dakota. Sauer kicked off 40 vards to Dunn, who returned 21 Dunn fumbled and Elv recnvi'red for Nebraik.v oti Dakota's liO-yard line Bauer hit center for two Moore replaced '1 ue for Sauer broke awav for 20 vard.s and a first down Miiashed off tackle for nine yards Pulloii CiiMihi 're 1 nilrv Shyrr.ir Piiiim hrv Vlrrk Mf-U J. Hroiyti liidlililufil I il Pin.i 1140 IJ 3 SfiS 111 1117 kota, 0.

ybr. "'Tr the bw ma "has I tremendous the ball to the Coyote 30-yard line' sters, hwever. up better He t's' and advantage over smaller good boxers, ana Kreizinger then took eommancl, than summary. punch ng. he; This fight will show whether Car- heading an attacK which finally 'sut.

nera has any fighting ability. If he him over with a three-yard ao 4 i vo could be 5 knocked bas and if he is good enough to lick hniz hltn three Sharkey, be a dangerou.s rival Shar- for me Oerman champion. Max Schmeling. Probably nobody knows that Ix't- ter than Max does himself. It hke- kev surely should bo able to if Sharkey was a sure in the ring it Iv Max was quite willing to have a diet that hell little eve trouble after the Is the most mai out bout, and wait until some one else n.gll\"or'"he'‘lr; tests the g.ant out and Nesmith he second combination, the tc.V phomcre cicw, took charge of the McPherson game at the start of the second justice q.iaiter, South Dakota having the Gilbert ball in midfield.

The young.sters were not slow in a.ssiiming command. Halfback Bos- a Dakota pass on the Pi'm Jenkins was thrown for a two-yard loss by Rhea, but the Huskers were penalized five yards for offside. Jenkins made a yard at center, LE Adkins but Hanson failed to gain. pa.ss was blocked by Kreizinger. Leer Han.son punted 40 yards.

Brown re- L. Ostlund turning five vards to Clinker 17 Paul plunged lor vards and Brown around Groves Sauer hit the line for four yards, THIRD -'HTFR. Kreizinger rammed center for tour Nebraska's third-string lineup was yards and then hit the spot In at the start of the third period for a touchdown. Kreizingcr.s kick Staab kicked off 50 yard.s to Ost- was wide. lund who returned 20 yards to his Score: Nebra.ska, 44, South 30 -yard line.

Ostlund broke Dakot.a. 0 awav for 10 vards and a first down. On lass, Ostlund gained two yards at cen- Prtz and Brown ent 'red the ter Mathis recovered fum- Hu.skcr lineup Saucr kicked off 48 ble' and ran for a touchdown, but to McClane. who returned 20 the ball was called back and the yards to tiie Dakota 38-VHrd line. Covotes given where iiulburt reulaced Rhea for Nebra.ska Dunn was tackled.

and Wohler. T.emnn and Martin Jenkins failed to gain on a Imc went in for Moore. H.erker and buck and Staab muffed a clean in- BUicker and Buck for Dakota. Ariiif'ur Molor, Wofitohtrf ColHinhiii. Mnrolu ni Jchn lows Mid Wood.

t.tí ent'pr4 niv I.lmr.pi Btfite Journf.l 4 iP 4 4Slfi 4812 472;) 4444 4444 4147 ret MH1 43.7 33 301 193 193 18 185 IVt 1 000 8 3 ,807 3 SS 7.48 333 187 4H10 238 304 303 201 193 188 180 eel 1 000 87 8 hIK) 800 .107 .187 .000 AcUms MfCoi-torii, MeCa'Jlfi Il et08 3 8 0 5 fi fi 883 1140 1087 1070 ior .3 HI SIM -N PGZ. Gloves right end for nine yard.s of a pass. Walker punted 23 varri.s to for a a Brown Noiton fahed to Mathis returning 29 yards down on the Hu ker 38-yard Swanson Hanson Nebraska was penalized Hiusker 40-vard stripe. St.aab to Norton wa-s r.s Mr, Mfil for holding. is on Iiim.

Sharkev either removes him from the com- tx'titlon or uncovers what fighting mav Camera may have learned in his touring around the country knocking over the pugilistic ten piie. (Copyright, 1931, Robert Kdgren.t fight this time Is the candid state ment he has been giving cut lately. He says; had a lot of good chances and muHed them, I know that if I muff this one I might as well quit. One of troubles has been his conceit. He alway.s thinks he is so superior to the other fellow that the tight Is a joke.

ITien when he runs into unexpected resi.stance he lose? ctiance to block the path, c( afidence and puts up a poor fin- llic lone South Dakota touch- I down came in the third and to the Husker 40-yard stripe. Nebraska took line and his pav; bv KrelzinBor DcBus I was incomplete. Mathis punted 27 for Nebraska by Hanson. Norton fumbling but recover- Norton's pa.s.s incomplete, but punted 36 yards to 34-vard line, the Husker' were five yards signalled for a fair to'gain at for offside intercepied Ncbraskan.s Romp Over South i)akola from Page One.) up the last tackier that had a wen a i ihkoi hm pp i. first play and raced the ball back NeVraska-Schmitt to the Nebraska 40-yard line.

Kjibourne for Ncsmip. Kreizingei Over On Pass. for Gilbert. Hulburt for plunged tor six 3 5 catch on the'' Husker 46-yard stopped at cen- 'on own 2-yard and on the next play bauer for marker. Koster replaced Adam vValker punted 52 yard.s.

Mathis south Dakot.v was nenalized 1 for kiVlzW Bauer the Nebraska line. Han.son made a vards to his own 15- yards for an extra time om. for Brown Jov for Kilbournk Milne I yard at end. Ely replaced McPher- Miller made three vards saner hit the line Icr balked, but Quarterback Bauer ipr son at Nebraska center. Dunn broke for 45 the was annulled bv a line Boh Cofffifi 8l I' noil Inv Hoi'fiv Bho Auto C'ffiBri rirM I' yard.s on a for Bauer the Nebraska line.

Han.son made a 1 j.ptyrning five vards to his own 15- fjyp for'Brown Jov for KUboumk Milne 1 yard at end. Ely replaced McPher- Miller made three vards sauer hit wwL for Nebraska center. Dunn center. Mathis broke for 45 but the gpin was annulled Wbiih wa? SckgTan for Hurlburt. Gartner for made 13 yards in two plays at ren- and a first down on the bouth hit the Vo iird aSd the touchdown Mas-'Debus Bishop ball on Nebraska Dakota 36-ynrd line.

MlUer made a seven yards and a first down vard.N ami the loucnaown, tohs ueDu.s. Hi.auy 90 yard out of bound.s. and Staab: pas.s 53 drove out ide tackle for to Milne was incomplete. Staab hit and il a center for four yards, taut Nebra ka on the Hu.s'Kcr 46-yard line. yard kicked the extra point.

Th' Huskers continued to bombard llic Dakota goal the remainder of tiic qua r.nd at one lime lo.si the bail on downs only inches from the goal line. A penalty balked punch, and if he goes into a fight feeiing that his back i- to the wall, he may put on a surpri.se party. Going in there, unconceited, he may fight like the old Ciob. Not Famous for Kayo. I don't know that there Is a great chance for Sharkey to put Camera out He ha.sn’t a great knockout record aeainst big men.

He t.iok a close diKidon over years ago. He whipped Harry Wills so rie- cldvely that Wils fouled out and knixked out, but Paolino knocked Wills out in four rounds shortly alterward He started like a wild man against Dempsey, nearly knocked head off. but was out gamed and knocked uut bv the old man mauler. He put iq) poor fights against Ri.fiko. stnbling and others, and was outfought by Mirkev tliouiih he got a cir.aw' in tiii.s last battle with the, 'iKht cli.unpion Sharkey up lii ht when is diM I'uriv )iui hi lia.s been dis- -t -vrial tun- ITuno Invulnerable.

ftn be liurt He had a coui of ribs oUen in a train- 11 Id' la.st Maloney ti. J'e 1 the 11 -ii man Jcffne.s VI 11 fm.d-s that he can hit (' 1 .1 V.1 aid oil he want? to, ir- iv ni.iki a dn of the and )' 'in up tough to win witli ntv to or ev) with a technii Carr li.ince lies In aginrr 'v l)V trking the wa. '111 did if. on until tin vioh L'ht at a.s.sct ka third string. Captain Adxin.s receiving a pa.ss from Norton 70-yard gam which caugnt the Scarlet var.sity asleep.

In compari.son of the two v.arsity outfits which divided time during the first half, the combina- bell for Ely. Mathis for Bauer. 32-yard line. Miller for Masterson. Staab for South Dakota fumb.ed and Petz klxmv Nelson for Boswell.

Roby: recovered on lii.s own 39-yard lor siabb Paul lor Miller. Petz tor Two plunge.n by Kreizinger netted 10 Kilbourne W'lLson for Milne. Gilbert yard.s. Paul cra.shed through ior 20 for Rhea for Scoggan, yards and another first down. Paul Justi' for Gartner, Adam for broke away from two tacklers on loVV cSdiusVT Bauer BHhop.

EK for Campbell. Manley 1 the clever side.steppmg. fann Iciect a lauiv long pa.ss to Mas- i for Mathis, Kreizinger for Paul. Kreizinger went over tackle tor o.stlund Boswell for Roby. Sauer tor Bos- yards, and Paul and Kreiz-: first In M'cil.

Mu.slerxon lor Tl.e Ih.icl strlnE picked Buck tor oS for A. Kostcr inger added four yard.s in two plays for a first down. Paul was for no gain at the line. Paul and vards two me nrst hair, the second comdina- TiYx-h onri aitpr -7 lew- raaucd mna. mner gainea nve yams ai iwu tlon.

which was largely V'Walker Norton for Nebraska faked a with sophomores, apiieared to have by was nulifled McClam- for Jenkins. Tice lor nhmceri for --yards by Quarter- M. by return of for back MathLs. The lormer Tecuniseh ecK 1 ior Jenkins, Koster for Schull. Koster.

Moore for Leman for UIUVA- MathLs. 1 AC loiiner Moore. Leman apparently nari cn- sparkled a few miiuiUas 1 Buck, lockets, oniv to l.ili a 45-yard run which the better of the argument. The and drove to one touchdown and ether in their poe of the final chalk mark by vmiceu'the ball to the South inches. While controlling the play i jtota 36-yard line.

i tersoa. oaut i most of the tune, the secotil eleven flashed a defen.se which had the Coyotes absolutely stopped. Strong Defense. The yardage- for South Dakota during tlie second quarter slicws a net lo-ss of two yards for ihe ef- pass and Kreizinger plunged for nine yards and a first down on the Coyote line. Paul made three yards In two plays at center.

Kreizinger Goes Kreizinger drove through center I oftpr Master-i forthree yards and a touchdown. '15 yard at I i place-kick for the extra yard.s to the he nerioris- point was low, a bad pass from Manley went A penalty the Huskers 1 hi. kick line. Ostlund then broke through Dakota ...0 0 Nebra.ska, 6, South for a iir.st down and on the third; ofllcials Johnson, kota, 0, plav following. Norton connected college.

Bnmlre -Major Da- Kreizinger kicked off 45 yards to Norton, who returned 15 yards to was penalized 15 vard.s ftvr holding Score On MathLs punted 25 yards, the Dakota safety fumbling but recovering, Norton hit the line for eight vards I pluiiged for three yards and down. Jenkins hit tackle for two yards, but Bushop pierced the Covote interference and slammed O.stlund for a three-yard los.s, Ost- Mmd's long pass to Adkins was for 70 vards and a tovichdov.n, Ostlund mis.sed the try for extra Nebraska, 13; South Dakota, 6. Adam. Roby and Manley entered the Hu.sker lineup. Ostlund kicked off 45 yards, returning 18 the HiLskcr 33-yard line.

off tackle for six yards and Miller duplicated on the next play. Two plays bv Roby and Miller at the middle gained five yards. I'irrcps lane. Miller rammed through the line Sauer Slit -d tlirout'li for six yards as the came ended Netia-'ka in no. in midfjeld Final core; Nebra-ka.

44, Routti Datiola. 6. LEAGUE Nu)KI'. 1 Hovd Hnti--)) Blpi' "-'-V (ifiurh.m I men Kn Biifipi. a ri Or vv 478 498 4817 4 83 4937 4883 4 481 4475 nt IndMdual a 1152 1143 1131 110 1053 1017 I INCOI 1 ADil fi' mtitr.il fit; t' 7 I I 'ft 1 rjifli-n lii.iu'v I Arth-if ir HIT I I Its AK It C.rfiin I- ifirry, Oianti 13! O')'fi H'lnv.

Buth l.rhrlf. ViinhfifA AvfifiU. Klt-tn. I 0 Alhlct.r» pen wolf 194 191 181 17 179 177 17 17 17 Prt 1 009 83 33.1 73 000 A'fi 1U2 iilO 188 183 DU 180 179 1 0(81 1 000 I mo) 000 ooo (100 Mil 0418 KNi 118 12n 11 I'm i.vv 1 i 212 ITt ill 1 Am 0. InU RI Orhrlf.

Ituth. VankfifiA Atrr.ll. PhllHfi' t.ianl* "or' 20 The Saturday throng brr.skä.' with' Hie exception of Elv ended YoT'thrthlrd quarter; touchf wn. to u.se I- Bot' EiD '1 punch, wirke ilv w. er hcd man cold the IDhi-li 'ckod Del.

ir '11 who ID or a nif Sharkcv hr 1 going vve'l. lie '-k -if hi, uii ')t if cnu! 1 "I' oil' III Offense. 1 he strength of the Nebra.ska fen e. as eonipared with the South Dakota defense, was ni.inifest early in the The Cornliu.sker.s rereived the opening kickoff and aftt'r returning the ball to the Bouth Dakota line, drove oc- coyote pass on the Husker 39-yard through for 21 yard! before a Scar- ended cupied two full section of the Masterson plunged for six let fell into Coyote hands and mmr stand and the girls overflowed one yard.s. Bauer broke away for 32 the advance At he start of section and a first down.

Masterson The Dakota 'oackH failed to make L.h^ thrown for a three-yard loss but Hanson got otf a long The general admission section of and Nebra.ska wa.s penalized five punt which the Huskers back the east stands attracted nearly 900 yards for too many timeouLs. Mas- -wn te-n drove over for three son. Sauer and Boswell hi the ivmNtprson-ta-Schmltt Bauer shot a forward pas.s to Ma.s- b'ACkficld. M-uster-son was calling which was good for 27 yards for lui.s com.Jinatlon. the Dakota and a touchdown, excellent Busy Day.

Weak pun by Walker got the end zone and had merely to Coyote tackier. Coyotes trouble and withm a for the extra counter, kicked the extra point. few minutes Nebraska was bidding -----for a tTUchdown. a long forwyd Peunv. halfback, and Burt pass from Bauer to Boswell rolling were the only squad off iMi- fingeriips the in action.

Penney was end zone The mi.vsed od the Coyot lief, as a Dakota lineman was de lected holding while punt was in the air and the lIVLskers took Score kota. 6. Roby kicked off 37 yard.8 to Groves, who returned 16 yards to the Covote 39-yard line as time (ifihric Ki 1 80 118 I)') 1 I I I HI) 1 I 17'i 2H Tfibrr ---I a-iifi I.rwi» Lofkn'rt Bill Brenzell. Mi.s-'ioiv-. 1' 491 484 4 4 .3 4 433 4 29 42 41 A' fi im ifii 1 I 1 144 144 143 14-2 141 138 catcher to have with the hrought 550,009 in fiom the Pirate' Prai.sc for Train ,1 II n.

Mi There are three the backfiPld squad at New York U. northerners waged the battle on oven terms for a few minutes, but Pci recovery of a Dakota funihle the ball to the Hu.sker.» on th(' Nebrask'i 39-yard mark and the then procix'dt'd to march to th v' al line for the touchdown. l-jard by Paul brou ht Hen vies Due to Punehes. place- 13; Dakota. 0- Saaer Passes to Hauer.

Hanson kicked off 55 yards. Bauer returning 35 yards to the Husker wpfthesdav 46-vard line. hit the line for hijured the vard.s. Sauer broke loose for Master- pa afford- Sryard? and a yotes only lemiKiraiy re- Durkee reported made three yards at center, but de- and was unfamiUar with the Hiiskevs drew another five- yard offised penalty. Mcsterson was for no gain.

The much Improved aerial aiiacu gauer a to Bauer good wav of the bright spots ot me 23 vards and a down on showing Saturday. Coyote 25-vard line. second outfit, with the sophomoG' backiield, wa; g- tting the passe.s oft wlih precision. The lourth period backfleld of Bauer Bauer. Master.son and Kreizinger included four good pas." 7 ers and four excellent pass re- nii center I replaced Boswell for TTie Oklahoma hooners will be the center for tw-o vards to next Nebraska opixjiieni at Memor-, one-yard line lal stadium The Oklahoma team Defend Goal, will open the Husker drive toward took the ball on a Big Six title as SsAier failed to KOre bv the ball on vi.atur'^’ 24-yurd line, (m the rlav.

Kreizinger broke awav for the touchdown intercention of 1 up the nms lor the fifth touchdown. Kreizinger and Sail, aliermitin at carrying the lall, with former going across on an eight-yard plunge which i ur Phar' 11' a 'liv iivi tl. 'U't'ti, he I fr I Ebb K-'ld I from poiat to ii'i I la arc in biouxht thi cetvers. Sauer Steps On Cornhiu.kere through. 'A-ithin a minutes South Dakota was furced to vield ion of the bal! and Sauer nwav on a 4f)-viTrd sprint 'uccdown Krelzinger was ana touclidown be- gume end-'d i tlv Hu.kc- to click In wa.

due in a uie 3m-' Thi. 'd -nt the 2 'h 'he Iw-n-en or- me 'V' during TKid rallv Thrre spt4 Tltrr of forward- bh.rv that lik- '-uned runnmp attack the mrn v'njoy-d a big When furced Et' -t McPL to the hu-8 m'O 8t and mix it uf in 'er Rhec I I if I he fVFi rt and Bi lAt-d un to -in 11 Ir-, r) -Vi the Une j'lay the thGd combinatl-m (dh Neh-ri Inn nc 1 end- tn opjxjrtariities. the wing-i Coyote plunged a Vi out of bounds. Boswell crasiied through for 14 yards and a fir.st down. Sauer went Covot" end for five yards out of St hull re- n'nccd Leer ior the Coyotes.

Sauer hit center for tw-o vards Nelson NetarnKks, Ernest Bcarg, former coach and Elmer Holm, ex-captaln of the Hu.i'/.ers, were in the an inch punted out of bounds on the Coyote 34-yard line. Bauer hit the line for four yards and smashed through S.iturday Bearg is coaching v.ard- more and fumbld. burn and Holm hu first Dakota recovering on it.s 23- DHkota Ih- Washburn walped the 1 ized five yards Dr an extra Haskell Indians in a Friday night Norton hit tackle for two vards. game at ipeka but Nebra ka was five yardi for off ddi' Two plays by Score; Nebraska, 19; South Dakota, 6 FOURTH eHUARTIR. A new Nebraska team entered the game.

It was a mixture of the first and second lineups. Rass to Adk'ins on a sleeper play was incomplete. A line plunge failed and another no good, the taking a five-yard penalty. Walker punted out of bounds for I vard I 0 the getting the ball on 34-vard line Ma.s- trrson and Sauer made a vard in two plays. Sauer to Mnsler- "on for 12 yards and a fu.si down.

Two plunges by Sauer and Krelz- inger gained two vard.s. and pass to Schmitt wa.s incomplete. Love replaced Clinker and A. tf-r In for Bleeker for the tn Boswell was in- rumrJete In the end zone and the Dakotans took ttie ball on Cnvote 20-vard line, Norton punted 10 the Hu.sker;; getting the ball on the Coyote 30 -vard hne, but the Nebraskans were given the kall on me 24-vnrd line for in- with fair catch Atafn. Kreizinger swung around nd for 24 and kirk low Score' 25; South Dzkota.

6 ri McClane went In far J-nkins for Coyote.s. Masterson kicked off 60 vards over th- goal, Dakota scrimmaging from 20-yard Une. O.stlund lost I at end Umd passed to Adkins for 20 vards and a first down Masterson inter-' 'iite'd and returned 2 vards to the Coyote 20-vard line. Tire went in for W. Ostlund for South Dakota iian.l- Schaaf Wins From (iriffith.

Details. FIRST til (iame-Capiain Jerry Adam of Ne- bfp.ska won the toss and chofcc to receive, defending the north goal Hanson kicked off 40 yards to Petz, who returm-d 12 but fumbled. Jurlice recovering for on rd line Paul made it a do--n in two fcucrev.i\e P-ul kirted tiie end for I'lght hit tr'iit-'r for ire and anotlier tirst down Paul made a yard at line Paul's pav wa intei ceiited b- Han.ajn. wh.o carried the ball to the Coyote 41-yard line Dunn and Hanson failed to gain. ilHtV'On punted 34 taking the ball on own 41-vard line, SAuer's pa to Schmitt as incomplete to Kllnourne was complete fur IS vards and ft down Miic.terscn iupibled.

but Ely recovered for a pain Bauer's to Kilbourne was go xi for 23 vards and a fir df'wn. Ostlund replc -ed in the Cf.c-r backfleld and Bu( in for Ostiund center, A 'Rt'Ual pass nstier to gained vard.s, nut Nebra; ka was penalized i 15 vard.s for holding oui Two ijlays bv Sauer made it on Dakot ninc- vard stripe. Kreizinger Kreizinger iiit for a yard, and on a fake play, burked through and scored a touchdown. Masterson passed to Bchmitl for tiic extra txmit Ni'brask. 32.

South replaced Bchull for Drikala ku ked off 43 Adkins returning 10 to his own 29-vard line fniKota re- a five-vard ocnalf, for an- out McClane fumbled recovered for a 10-vard loi-s was penalized ii'-c -rds for wa. in- aslilngton Wallet manager, nothing baseball that ran lomh the A's they today. Hrrplv both the IraRue-; when lliey want to step muer to Schmitt for a Dunn punted 36 yards to v.r.iri 4 r.ilfy Griffith Ihesr umuiui ht.