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4-11 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sun Sept 28 1975 4-8 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sun Sept 2S 1975 Squabbles controversy lawsuits embroil sports Interception runbacks highlight Frog play (Continued from page 1) push it in and on fourth down Cook's pass went in and out of Bobby Cowan's hands in the end zone Back came Nebraska with Davis An- tliony and Dave Gillespie pounding to the TCU 33 where Tom Heiser went the rest of the way around end to make it 42-7 It became 49-7 when a Frog drive ''s ::4: liti: 4 1' :::::1: I ii 41:: I i AU IV 417 ii? 4 a r4 04''' Ics 't i '7'tr 4 li i 4 i 1 4 '4 4 1 00e ::::4 1' s7'9 ei' 4( "it 4iff It 1:: tOr 1 tiole to: "'A -t' i 'It''-t orA 'i 1 '2 41 :0:: 410 Immo 1 ''''-'44: 's 1'''R1 it' 'Y 4: :4 Sts ::::4 -4 'vitr :1 41 tI gp 1 -sta h4e 1 0 '4'' :4 Shofner praises 'Husker defense stalled at the Nebraska 32 and Vince Ferragamo came in to test the Huskers' pass attack It ended with him hitting Melita on a 30-yard strike when McGehee had fallen after a brush with Me lita That was early in the final period and Lowe gave the few TCU fans a little to cheer about moments later when he stepped in front of Heiser at the TCU 30 and picked off Ferragamo's pass rambling don the Si Ciplitte all the way for the score Finally the Huskers returned that one by driving 70 yards to hit paydirt one more time the honors going to Gillespie Texas Christian 0 7 0 7-14 Nebraska 14 14 14 14 14-56 3 run (Coyle kick) 5 pass from Luck (Coyle kick) 21 pass from Eizner (Isel kick) 8 pass from Luck (Coyle kick) 5 run (Coyle kick) 7 pass from Luck (Coyle kick) 33 run (Coyle kick) 30 pass from Ferragano (Coyle kick) 70 Pass Interception (Ise! kick) 1 run (Coyle kick) A-75931 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Wright 14-15 Nedraska Heiser 4-59 Anthony 11-54 O'Leary 11- 53 EC IV I Renfro 4-83 Wells 2-23 Wright 3-23 Nebraska Malito 3-45 Brown 2-40 Jenkins 1-8 Elmer 6-11-1 83 yards Cook 6-15-2 70 yards Nebraska Ferragamo 6-8-1 99 yards Luck 9-13-1 83 yards Garcia 1 1-0 12 yards federal appeals court overturned the Alabama-NCAA ruling The NCAA said travel squads would be 48 Again The ABA Kentucky franchise traded Dan Issel to Baltimore Issel said he probably wouldn't go Basketball Association clubs opened training camps The threat of a strike by he players hung overhead because the league and union have made no progress on contract negotiations congressional committee examined tax legislation designed to alter laws which make it feasible to own a team that loses money owners made a new contract offer After about 24 hours of the promised three days of negotiations talks broke off Again Davidson the fellow who gave us the ABA WHA and MI emerged in Lincoln Neb to announce a new said it would appeal the federal court ruling which overturned its original vie' tory on traveling squad sizes said he would go to his new team A congressional committee opened hearings on legislation that would make the anti-blackout TV law permanent Two ABA teams announced they had made application to the NBA her ABA teams promised suits a federal judge said they needed his approval and that of the NBA players' union which said it wasn't very interested Major league baseball owners met to discuss moving several franchises because some are losing money and the sport faces a major suit in Seattle Baseball also faces new labor talks soon NFL players turned down the contract offer Again And somewhere out there they played some games too By Associated Press To understand whet is going on in sports one needs more than the ability to understand a squeeze play or a screen pass A law degree specialization in anti-trust laws and a few weeks' tutelage in labor relations from George Meany could come in handy It also helps to understand economics and it doesn't hurt to have a psychiatrist along to explain why all these people are doing all these things Daily there is some new suit another strike another league something which has trthing to do with who won who lost who's hurt and who's going to win the championship Few sports are immune from the deluge of off-the-field controversies Take September for instance: World Football League folded its thicago franchise Football League players turned down a contract offer Again National Labor Relations Board opened hearings on charges of unfair labor practices brought against the NFL University of Alabama challenging emergency economic legislation adopted by the NCAA won a court ruling striking down a rule limiting traveling squads to 48 players was a report the National Hockey League would fold a franchise became a buy er didn't have enough money The NHL said the buyer didn't have the money yet but the team had not been folded Yet NFL clubs went on strike Again Cme exhibition was cancelled the start of the regular season was threatened of the WFL renegotiated player contracts to cut costs NFL strike ended and negotiations were promised on a new offer 1 1 2 1 1 saixosaitioasawakeat Press Winpboio lurrING THE TURF BITTING THE TURF Utah tailback Steve Peake (center) drives for yardage as Indiana's Dave Knowles (left) and defensive end Carl Smith (55) bring him down during first half action Indiana won 31-7 Utah tailback LINCOLN Neb AP)--Ilead Coach Jim Shofner joined a growing club Saturday after his Texas Christian football team fell to Nebraska's fourth-ranked Cornhuskers by a 56-14 margin He praised the Nebraska defensive unit that held the Horned Frogs' offense to just one touchdown The other was scored by defensive back Darryl Lowe after he intercepted a pass by reserve quarterback Vince Ferragamo in the fourth quarter Nebraska's previous gridiron 1idims LSU and Indiana also credited the Husker defense with a major role in their defeats -You know we couldn't run the ball against them" Shofner said "You can't yin if you cant run the ball" "There were three plays that got the score out of hand there in the second quarter" Shofncr said "A penalty on a punt got us in the hole then we fumbled the snap and then came back and throw an interception and it's 28-7 The first three Husker scores were set up by TCU errors Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne echoed is rival "I thought the ICU turnovers in the second quarter deep in their territory timed the game around" Osborne said The Husker defense tackled TCU ball carriers for losses 14 times and allowed the Texans just 16 yards on the ground and 153 in the air our Aetraska running backs picked up more than 50 yards with wingback Tommy Heiser leading with 59 Quarterback Terry Luck kept the visitors off balance with a mix of plays tha included three touchdown passes annd a 98-yard scoring drive in the third quarter that was ground out with 13 running plays TCU quarterback Jimmy Dan Elmer hit split end Mike Renfro with a 21 yard scoring pass in the second quarter but Renfro the backbone of the Frog passing attack managed just one other catch in the game "We got a real workout on pass defense today and that should help us down the road" Osborne said SAVE ON from DER'S Hill birdies final 2 for tie at Sahara rir 1110 li II IL Al Mt fill IlLt Stilt may play with New York Knicks LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association denied a published report Saturday that they had been given permission to talk with 7-foot-2 Wilt Chamberlain the highest scorer in the league's history Jack Kent Cooke the Lakers owner and a Knicks' spokesman both said the New York team had not vet been granted nermission to talk with the 39-year-old Chamberlain who has not played pro basketball since his last game with the Lakers in the 1972-73 season listening to Burke (New York owner Mike Burke) but I'm not impressed with hat he is saying so far" said Cooke "Negotiations are underway but we are a long distance apart right now" Cooke said he would not disclose any details of the negotiations saving he felt it was up to Burke to give any such information Balm sain 'His (Cooke's) preference is to have a player included At this time he doesn't want just cash And as far as a draft choice we already lost our first pick next year in the illegal signing of George McGinnis)" Burke added however "We might get a player from another club We will keep talk-mg until we arrive at an arrangement" An earlier report quoting Los Angeles General Manager Pete Newell said the Lakers had given permission to the Knicks to talk with Chamberlain who scored 23924 points a 301 average during his 14-year NBA career "After all the Knicks are in a desperate situation" Newell reportedly said "They have to make some kind of move and the more dramatic the better" Later however Newell said he did not know negotiations stood and declined further comment A Knicks' spokesman also denied the report "It's not true" he said "We're still talk-mg (with the Lakers)" Results in scoreboard LAS VEGAS Nev AP) Veteran Dave Hill birdied his last two holes for a four-under-par 67 that left him in a tie for the lead with Rik Massengale and Bobby Mitchell in Saturday's third round of the $135000 Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament The stormy sometimes controversial Hill had fallen two strokes off the pace before his late rally provided him with a 51-hole total of 201 12 under par for three trips over the Sahara-Nevada Country Club course a friendly little layout that has yielded some of the lowest scores of the year "I finished up playing pretty good" was Hill's laconic comment after he'd thrown a sand wedge shot only four feet from the flag on the 17th then birdied the 18th from 12 feet The quiet unassuming Mitchell who calls himself "the in isible man" and Massengale matched Hill's 67 in the 95 degree temperatures and shared the top spot Three other players Bob Wynn rookie George Cadle and Australian veteran Bruce Crampton were at 202 just one shot back and another Australian David Graham was at 203 In all eight players were locked within three shots of each other going into Sunday's final round of the chase for a $27000 first prize "The way things are going it looks like a man is gonna have to shoot 67 maybe 66 to win it" Hill said Crampton barged into contention with his second consecutive 65 Wynn had a 68 and Cadle a 67 Graham shot a 66 Wally Armstrong and Miller Barber entered third round play in a tie with Hill Mitchell Massengale and Wynn Armstrong however made double bogey from a pond on the eighth and the 44-year-old Barber encountered a variety of problems Each shot a 75 and dropped well back Defending champion Al Geiberger had a 68 that left him in contention at 205 just four back Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Johnny Miller Tom Weiskopf and Arnold Palmer are not competing in this late-season event Hoosiers spank Utah by 317 BLOONIINGION Ind (AP) Quarterback Terry Jones playing just three quarters passed for 291 yards and three touchdowns to split end Trend Smock on Saturday leading Indiana to a 31-7 college football victory over Utah The Hoosiers now 2-1 spotted the Utes a 7-0 lead in the first quarter then tied the game late in the period on a one-yard run by Courtney Snyder and blew it open wih Jones' aerial attack in the second and third quarters Jones a 5-11 175-pound junior hit 14 of 17 passing attempts in one stretch and directed touchdown drives of 64 and 79 yards in the final six minutes of the first half Smock scored his first touchdown on a 43- yard reception with just over three minutes to go in the second quarter Then six plays after Indiana got the ball back on a pass interception Smock scored again on a 16-yarder with 23 seconds remaining His third touchdwn came late in the third quarter on an 80-yard bomb from Jones giving the 6-5 senior 173 yards on five receptions ILL WINS FIRST LOIN DISCOUNT 1 PRICES a) FAMOUS BRANDS SHINY CALF hik SUM REL FAMOUS BRANDS gaimignotir SHINY CALF iii----- SUGG RET I KALAMAZOO Mich (Al') Tailback Vince Smith scored two toucillowns and kicker Pete Itilskov booted a pair of field goals as Northern Illinois 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