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Texas Catches Oklahoma Statlitici First iowns Rttshini ysrdsts Ptmkng Return yardage Ofclabnrtis Trtae 19 226 J34 74 76. 65 3-44 1-39 I 0 95 unte Pumblee lost Yards penalized Dallas, Tex. Rob Layne, son of a Texas gridiron hero of the past, kicked a field goal Saturday to bring Texas a come, irom-behind 9-7 victory over Oklahoma in the 61st game between the two intersectional rivals. Rob, 0 father is Bobby Layne, a Texas great who became a star In pro football, booted the field goal from the Oklahoma early In the third period. Then Bill Bradley, finally living up to his super tag, led the Longhorns on an 84- yard surge in 10 plays for the touchdown that sewed it up and marked one of the great comebacks of football history.

Texas was badly ouplayed in the first half after Oklahoma rolled to a touchdown the first time it had the ball with Bob Warmack piloting the team with his running and passing and calling on Ron Shotts for a 41-yard dash that set up the score. All the first half Texas was on the defense, and only pass interceptions could halt the Oklahoma powerhouse. Texas never got past midfield and its longest drive was only 30 yards. The second half found a revitalized Texas that picked up by a recovered fumble, rolled to the Oklahoma 17 and Layne. a sophomore from Lubbock, kicked the field goal that furnished the points for victory.

Oklahoma, undefeated and unscored on in two games this year, fought to the Texas 11 with only minutes left and from the 18 Mike Vachon missed a field goal. A 49-yard run by sophomore Steve Owens had got Oklahoma roiling on its tast drive. Bradley ran for 86 yards on 20 carries and completed six of 13 passes for 74 as the kingpin of the Texas offense. It was ninth victory in 10 years and brought coach Darrell Royal of Texas a tie with former coach Bud Wilkinson of 0 1 a- horna. It was 38th victory in the series.

Oklahoma has won 21 and there have been two ties. Oklahoma 7 063 2 run (Varhon kick) I.a.vne 35 Tea- Bradley 7 run (kick failed) Sport ByHal Brown If one of those persons who feels he will never get the key to the executive washroom just because you told the boss -what you thought and you did it very bluntly, or if one of those who keeps missing out on the big assignments because they say you have experience in that you can take heart from a sports story that broke Friday morning. When Larry Shepard was named manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, it was a victory for all those who believe in what they think. always know how you stand with Nebraska assistant coach and close friend George Kelly once he like something, tell you about It was this bluntness which many thought was keeping him out of the major leagues after many successful seasons in the minor leagues, including two Western League pennant winners with the Lincoln Chiefs in 1956 and 1957. Bluntness Paid Off But in the long run (and for Larry, it was a long run), it may have been this bluntness that finally paid off.

Perhaps it until he had left the Pittsburgh organization that Pirate officials discovered how valuable Shepard was to their system. A year ago, Shepard, feeling he might have reached the end of the line with the Pirates, left their organization to accept an offer from Gene Mauch to join him as pitching coach at Philadelphia. The gruff-voiced Lincoln resident, showing some bitterness at not getting a shot as major league manager, told this writer a year ago: keep passing me up because they say I have major league experience. a good thing our country run the way the major leagues are run. much experience does a president of the United States have for being president before he becomes president.

Differences With Brown Shepard had had his differences with Pittsburgh general manager Joe L. Brown during his days in the Pirates chain, but when Brown began searching for a successor to Harry Walker, who was fired at mid-season, one of his first thoughts was of Shepard. and I talked about the job a couple of months the 48-year-old manager explained via telephone from Pittsburgh, he had done that with a lot of Shepard learned Monday that he had the job, but the Pirates waited until the end of the World Series to make the announcement. glad to be back with the he says. was with them for so long, that I feel at home One thing Shepherd learned during his 26 years in the minor leagues is that there is no set formula for winning.

no set pattern you can follow, no he explains. hope to get the pitching in better shape and we already have hitting, and speed. is the type of team any manager would want. I think I know of 20 right now, who would like to have One of the problems Walker had with the Pirates was clubhouse meetings in which the players kept him have some clubhouse Shepherd says lialf-jokingly in reference to the dissension that is supposed to exist on the Pirates, be in Shepard now joins such feUows as Bob Devaney and Bob Gibson in putting Nebraska more solidly on the sports map. a great break for Shepherd and a great one for Lincoln.

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It was ninth straight win, including the Sun Bowl last season. It also gave the Cowboys a 3-0 record in the Western Athletic Conference. The game was less than five minutes old when flanker Hub Lindsey scored on a 14- yard pass play after i fumble recovery at the Utah 19. Six minutes later, Jerry DePoyster kicked a 21-y a field goal following er Jim interception of a deflected Utah pass at the Utah 25. StatiitlcR Ran M.

laws m. 15 49 13-11-1 35 I 10 9 22 77 111 6-16-4 12-40 0 99 Ames, Iowa (UPI) Iowa roughhouse pass defense Saturday sparked the Cyclones a 17-0 shutout vic-i tory over Kansas State. I The tough Cyclone forward wall threw Kansas State quarterback Bob Nossek for losses 14 times. Iowa State inter-; cepted four of the luck-' less Wildcat You CanH Cry Says Westorer Continued from Page 1C The Plainsmen finally scored on a pass play similar to the one Doane had in a 6-0 victory last year. It went for a gain of 71 yards from quarterback Steve Me- Kelvey finally to left end Keith Maurer, who caught a pass that bounced off intended receiver right end Wiegert at midfield.

That made it 49-7 with 8:40 still left in the third period. Doane hasn't yet allowed a ground touchdown. In four games this year, Doane has scored 160 points, but only 14 of them have been in the first quarters of all games. With just 50 seconds left in the first quarter. Green took to the air from his own 27, only his fifth pass on 22nd play of the ster.

The touchdown play wasi game as the Tigers were mak- set up by a 26-yard pass from ing no head wav on the ground John Warder to Wayne In a second quarter, The Cyclones made it 10-0 Doane ran only 15 offensive on a 38-vard field goal by 7 scoring on four of 1 1 4 k. thfm. Ffom the NWU 18, rn.kripsky early in the esc-, rolled out to his right the tally. Jim touchdown came block at the seven wiping out late in the third period to; Doane coach Al Papik said. changed the patterns of TJncoln and Star Oct.

15, Kansas Adds Late Fielder close out the scoring. Nossek completed 13 of 31 passes for 130 yards, but most; Hutchisson and Greg Alcorn) of the completions came late so they would play the foot- in the game when Iowa State was giving up the short yard- J50me of our patterns, 1 receivers criss- 1 ong and run them deep in- bomb. The Kansas State stead of to the sidelines as Wvomliit 9 6 13 6-26 Utah 0 0 6 Wyo IJntlsey 14 pass from Toncano (kirk faileOl Wyo FG 21 Wyo 2 run (kirk Hvo Lindsey 2 pets from Tosraaa (Delovater Wyo 17 run (kirk (ailed) StATE All events free unless followed by all timet a.m. unless bokk faced for p.m. Sunday Local Sunset 6:47.

Custom Car SImw Pershing Auditorium, Linebacker Don Graves snared one of the interceptions and carried it 49 yards for the final touchdown. Kansas State threatened to score twice in the first quarter. However, the Wildcats gave up the ball once on downs at the ISU 4 when two Nossek passes were incomplete, and again at the 6 when a Nossek pass was intercepted. Iowa State scored in the second quarter on a 1-yard plunge by halfback Les Web- quarterback lost a total of 95 yards when smeared while trying to pass. Kansas main offens- they have been The 296-yard aerial assault by Doane nearly tripled the 100-yard average.

As for Wesleyan, coach Ray Continued from Page 1C in the third quarter and the Jayhawks had a minus 28 yards on the goiind, hut meanwhile the Cornhiisker attack was having difficulty moving against wind and an inspired KU defense, fcnse. The fourth quarter opened on a gloomy note for Nebraska. Patrick missing a pair of passes then fumbling when snowed under a charge led by big John Zook. Joe Orduna recovered for a 15-yard loss on the Nebraska 17. Dana 63- yard punt eased the pressure, but then Douglass got the KU offense moving again.

The Jayhawks moved to the Nebraska 31 Douglass was stymied on a third down roilout and dumped at the 34 but Shank- lln dumped a kick to Dana Stephenson at the Nebraska six and he halted at the 10 on his return. There was 9:31 remaining, but there was to be no winning drive like the previous effort at Kansas State. Three completions by Patrick, the last a 13-yard gain to Dennis Richnahky. which gave the senior split end a new Nebraska career record of .52 receptions, moved the Cornhiiskers to the 42. But the momentum was halted as Patrick missed connections on a handoff and Orville Turgeion recovered for Kansas at the 35.

The Black Shirts stiffened. but Shanklin put Nebraska in a hole again by kicking out of bounds at the 15. With 5:41 left Patrick tried to hit Richnafsky on a iLiig pattern, but he was double teamed and KU defender Tommy Bell won the argument for the ball at the Kansas 40 and returned it 28 yards to the Nebraska 32. The Jayhawks then got some insurance for new coach Pepper first win, driving to the Nebraska seven before being pushed back to the 14, Bell then kicked a 30-yard field goal to wrap it up for Kansas with 36 seconds left. Patrick completed a pair of passes before time ran out and Rodgers was swept up by his squad for a ride across the field to the KU student section.

Nebraska, now 1-1 in Big Eight play, will attempt to regroup this week for the invasion of unbeaten Colorado. The Buffs, favored to end four-year reign at the top, are 2-0 in loop play after thumping Iowa State and previously unbeaten Missouri. ive threat was powerful Corny I Westover laughed, the Davis, who gained 88 yards in; good teams got beat today 23 carries. Davis gained 771 (Nebraska, Notre Dame, etc), yards in the first half, but was You get something snow'- used seldom after the inter-; balled like thev did and mission when the Wildcats put i nothing that can stop the ball in the air again and You can't crv about it. again.

Iowa State gained 77 a passing and 122 on the ground. Ben King averaged 6.3 yards per carry, running 9 times for 57 yards. State 6 6 6 Iowa State 6 7 10 a-17 1 ms tSkripeky kick) ISU-FG Skrlpsky 36 49 paac tatercepttoa kick) 22 000 Fumbles Aid Chadron State Victory Statistics all you can do is look NWl' 0 7 0 Orvane 7 14 0 Katz.mana 73 pass from Green (Hunt Doa Green run iHunt kick) Dna Saltier 26 run (Hunt Doa Vopat 46 paaa from Green (Hunt Dna Welti IS paaa (rom Green (Hunt kick) Doa Green 53 run (Hunt kick) Doa Thom peon 6 pact from Green (Hunt 71 from McKelvey after dcflccUoa by Wiegert (Sand kick) First Rushing yardaza Passing yardage Pas.se* Punts Fumble lost Yards penalized 12 371 143 7 66 ('hadron 195 114 1-49 0 6(1 Chadron State recovered seven Hastings College fumbles in driving to a 33-21 Nebraska College Conference football victory. The Broncos fumbled twice on kickoff returns and three times on the first play allowing kickoffs. 7 21 Chadron 3 12 12 6 .33 Chad Ijirry Gold field goal 15 Chart Benny Congrove 24 pass from McAulitf.

(Congrove Hast- Paul Joseph 12 run. (Ken Meyers Chad Larry Yost 5 pass (rom Mike Wlmhell. (Kick failed) 1 run. (Kick (ailed) Chad (Sold 1 run. (Kick Hast-Mauliff 1 run.

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