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Soturdoy, October 14, 1972 Th Lincoln Star 13 atopy OUT FOR JIBII Rose Tells Campaneris Bats Don't Carry Well In Cincy Park "I say I sorry about it. I no think I do It again. That day my ankle hurt so bad I just threw the bat. Afterwards, I think, Why I throw the bat?" Pete Rose of the Reds welcomed Ca mpancris back Friday and joshed, "bats don't carry well in this stadium." Campaneris' ankle is still sore, but especially wiMi Jackson's bat out of the lineup, his running will be a key to the team's hopes. And he'll be trying to run even though Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench has a shotgun arm that is the best in baseball.

"If I get a good jump, I can run on anybody," Campaneris said. "I no care who throw if I get a good jump." With Campaneris ailing and Jackson out. the Oakland pit ching staff will be under more pressure than usual to still the bats of Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine." Holtzman, who was obtained by the A's last year front the Chicago Cubs, has proved he can do that. In his last appearance in this stadium in a Chicago uniorm he pitched a no hitter against the Reds. The losing pitcher in that ame was Nolan.

Williams said he will fellow Holtzman in other Series games with Jim "Catfish" Hunter, John "Blue Mooa" Odom and with catcher Bill Freehan while stealing home, said the pain was so bad that he was unable to sleep Thursday night. The knowledge that he is sidelined for at least the first two games in Cincinnati and possibily the entire Series was a severe blow for the emotional Jackson, who had long dreamed of playing in a Series. "My close friend Dave Duncan cried for me on the plane coming here last night and I cried with him," Jackson said. "Look at me, I can't even walk. I feel like I'm 40, but I don't want people to feel sorry for me.

1 don't dig that. The A's are having two doctors examine Jackson before they determine the extent "of the injury but the entire leg is obviously swollen and Jackson said, "I just hope it isn't the knee; I hope it doesn't come down to an operation. Jackson then left for Christ Hospital where his leg will be rayed. A striking contrast to the gloomy Jackson was Campaneris. who said in his heavy Cuban accent, 'I very happy" after being reinstated for the Series.

Campaneris was suspended for the final three games of the American League playoffs for throwing his bat at Detroit's Lerrin La Grow after being hit with a pitch. CINCINNATI (LTD Reggie Jackson, his eyes clouded as he hobbled onto the Riverfront Stadium arificial turf on crutches, gasped, "I can't help the team, I can't play," Friday as his Oakland A's teammates worked out for the opening game of the World Series Saturday against the Cincinnati Reds. The A's received official word late Friday that slugger Reggie Jackson will miss the entire Series. Earlier, it was disclosed that shortstop Bert Campaneris would be allowed to participate in the Series. Campaneris was suspended for the final three games of the American League playoffs.

Charles 0, Finley, owner of the A's, received permission from the baseball commissioner to put Allan Lewis on the Oakland roster to replace Jackson. A's Manager Dick Williams, who will start lefthander Ken Holtzman against Gary Nolan of the Reds, said that young George Hendrick will replace Jackson in centerfield and he will shuffle the Oakland lineup and put Mike Epstein in Jackson's cleanup spot. Jackson, who severely injured his' left leg in the second inning of Oakland's 2 1 victory over Dstroit when he collided CRUCIAL NIAC TEST Concordia, 4 0, To Face NWU Vida Blue. Williams said he'd already told Blue he'd start the fourth game. The A's flamethrower, the relief pitcher of the clincher against Detroit, had complained that Williams wsn't informing him of his pitching plans.

Manager Sparky Anderson of the Reds said that with Jackson out he'll move righthander Jack Billingham into the rotation as his third game starter and push Don Gullett back to th fourth game. Ross Grimsley, the playoff hero against Pittsburgh, wiill start the second game. Nolan says eis concerned about keeping Campaneris and his arm now feels "fine." He credits a tooth extraction last month for clearing up the ailment. Nolan says he is concerned aout keeping Campaneris and Matty Alou off the bases while Holtzman will be concerned with stopping Rose, Joe Morgan and Bobby Tolan from starting rallies But in the final analysis, the key man will be Bench. If he hits, the Reds usually win.

"You can't compare anybody with Bench," insists Anderson. The clubs worked out in brisk, 50 degree weather Friday but the weatherman is predicting perfect October weather in the 70's for Saturday. NU WINS, 24 14 Husker Frosh Trip Missouri Offensive Lineups NWU FO. CONCORDIA Rod Frielirm Rex Oerwick John Manwarinp Alan Mueller Bob HucMeldt Myron Reick TE 0 SE Bob Creiqhton jim Horrocks Tom Christie Al Kuzma Steve Foree Dennis Butler Mike Struebing Jeff Munnis Rots Stephenson Rich Eckenstanier Gary WeNr Tim TeuNt QB Jackson Out Oarrell Wubbels RB BB Carl Abele Randy Snell or RB Randv because he has so much speed he can go all the way just about every time," Seevers said. "Some teams have just out kicked their coverage against Parminter and he's hurt them.

We hope to avoid that mistake by getting off a shorter and higher punt." While the Bulldog offense has been strong all season, NWU's has gotten stronger each game. "Weesleyan now has two fine runners in Wubbels (Darrell) and Stephenson (Ross)," Seevers said. "With both offenses looking good, the game might be By ARK GORDON Star Sports Writer With the benefit of enemy mistakes, football teams can break "golden rules" and still triumph. Despite using three quarterbacks when the originul combinations were succeeding, Nebraska's freshmen converted three Missouri miscues into 17 points in a 2444 triumph over Mizzou Friday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. "You really shouldn't switch quarterbacks unless they're doing something wrong, but we switched them whether they were good or bad," said A's Lineup Campaneris In Reds Lineup Rose LF Morgan 2B Tolan CF Bench Perez IB Menke 3B Geronimo RF HAPPIER ENDING EYED Californians Back Husker Program By HAL BROWN Star Sports Editor Nebraska football fans in the Devaney era at Nebraska have become almost a legend and a part of that legend is a group that gets to see the Huskers play only once or twice a year.

That group, Californians for Nebraska, will be watching the Huskers for the second time this season Saturday afternoon when Nebraska plays host to Missouri at Memorial Stadium. And they'll be hoping for a better outcome than the last time they saw their Huskers, that opening game 20 17 loss to UCLA in the Los Anglees Coliseum. "It was a pretty sick feeling after that game," recalls Otto Baumann, a native of West Point, who served as chairman of the group for several years, relinguishing that chore this year. "We had all dons so much bragging around our offices and at the country clubs. "When we got to our offices Monday morning, our coworkers had strung up crepe paper and we took a lot of ribbing from our golf companions at the country clubs." But like the Huskers have done in their last three games after that opening lo3S, Baumann adds, "But we've recovered from that and now we're hoping to see a big win here." The 190 who made the chartered trip here this week includes parents, relatives and even some girl friends of the Californians on the Nebraska football team.

The group starting making the annual trip to a Nebraska game in Lincoln in 1963 and have made the trip in eight of those 10 years, plus following the team to Hawaii last But when they're not ki Memorial Stadium or on the road with the Huskers, the Californians for Nebraska aren't sitting at home watching another game on TV. They've taken care of that void by arranging to have KFOR's broadcast of the Husker games picked up by a Campaneris SS Alou RF Rudi LF Epstein IB Bando 3B Tcnace Hendrick CF Green 2B Holtzman 19 11 another scoring battle like last Concepcion SS year. Jim Grant or Dave Smith Defensive Lineups NWU POS. CONCORDIA Mike Sautter Ted Voelker Dennis Erickion Jerry reuse MG Dave Polnick Sam Martin Armand Haak Willie Sapp Peter Koto Dave Michel LB MB Dave Muenrh Bill Ashburn LB Chris Derickson Dan Dye LB Curt Cottau Mikt Karl CB MB Tom Tom Parminter CB HB Dave Ruess Scott Dodson Bob Kuhlman Reed Stephenson Kickoff: 7:30 p.m.. Bulldog Stadium.

Bv STEVE GILLISPIE Star Sports Writer Seward Concordia, one of few unbeaten state college teams, here Saturday night probably faces its toughtest game of the season. The 4 0 Bulldogs host Nebraska Wesley an, 3 1, in a Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game. The Plainsmen won last year, 28 20 and lead, 7 4, in the series. Concordia's closest game this year came in a 14 7 win over Hastings, a team NWU defeated 23 14. ''Wesley an should be the best team we've played this year, offensively and defensively," Bulldog coach John Seevers said.

"The game should be close and is real important to both teams in the conference standings." REYNOLDS AIDS KNIGHTS Southeast Marches Past Links, 21 7 Lincoln Northeast Tips Hastings, 34 3 Hastings Lincoln left before halftime. Hastings Northeast completed only two held however and of five passes in the first half missed on a 22 yard field goal but they were the key plays attempt, as the Rockets went on to The Rockets upped their lead defeat Hastings 34 3 in a to 21 3 in the third quarter Trans Nebraska League game after an exchange of mints. Lincoln's Southeast scored twice in the final quarter Friday night for a 21 7 homecoming victory over Lincoln High at Seacrest Field. Southeast converted a fourth first fourth quarter score from the seven to the 38 but fumbled the ball and the Knights recovered. Following the recovery Southeast's ground game moved to the nine.

Reynolds here Friday night. On a first and tcn for Hastings teamed with Haas on a quick California station and nearly all of them subscribe to Lincoln down and five situation on the Lincoln 18 yard line to keep alive its first scoring drive in the final period. The Knights' Rick Reynolds hit former pass over the middle to tne three. Three plays later, Reynolds plowed in for the touchdown with 5:35 left. Southeast also managed to newspapers.

"We have to pay the station to broadcast the games and it costs us about $2,000 to do that," Baumann explains. They've also been a big help in Nebraska's recruiting of football players from California, an area that was virtually quarterback Rick Haas with clg 1 a seven yard pass on the play. The Bulldogs have starters on offense back from score first, but waited the final untapped by the Huskers until four or five years ago. at the Tigers' 20, Terry Kotchswar picked off a Kevin Shepherd pass and raced in from 22 yards out with 5:22 left in the third period. Knopp once again booted the point after.

Northeast had good field position late in the third period and early in the final stanza as Hastings found itself in hole most of that time. Northeast 14 0 7 13 34 Hastings 3 0 0 03 Hastings Phelps 2S Northeast Ewoldt, 1 run (Knopp, kick) Northeast Mask 29 pass from Ketterer (Knopp kick) Northeast Kotsciiwar 22 pass interception (Knooo kick) Northeast Bergman, run (Knopp kick) Northeast Dopp, 29 run (kick fail play of the first half as "These people have been a great help to us," Husker Reynolds hit Haas with a 13 assistant coach Tom Osborne, who is responsible for recruiting yard aerial with :01 left. Brian in California, points out. "When they find out we're interested Selmer booted the first of his in a player out there, thev write to him and thev helo us con The first completion was a 61 yard pass from Rob Ket terer to Bruce Maske who carried to the Hastings' nine yard line. Two plays later Pat Ewoldt drove in for the first touchdown.

Mel Knopp kicked the extra point putting the Rockets ahead to stay, 7 3. Knopp returned a punt 33 yards to the Hastings' 32 late in the first quarter. Hastings held for three downs but on a fourth and seven situation Ketterer hit Maske for a 29 yard touchdown with one second left in the first quarter. Knopp added the PAT. In the second quarter Northeast made the most serious scoring threat when they moved to the Hastings' 14 yard line with six minutes points to give the 7 0 halftime three extra Knights a freshman coach Jim Ross.

"We were probably as responsible for the second half as anyone." Despite rolling to a 17 7 halftime cushion, NU scored only once in the final 30 minutes a 75 yard drive culminated by Gary Higps' one yard plunge. That was the only NU score not ignited by a Tiger error. The Tigers, who outgained NU 295 291 in total offensive yardage, were hindred by three interceptions one which led to an 1 touchdown and two lost fumbles which produced 10 Husker points. "I was real pleased with the effort the kids gave that's not a bad football team (Missouri) by any means," Ross saiu. "When the kids hit som idv and give a good effort that's all you can ask." Despite Ross optimism, both starting quarterback Scott, Copple and fullback Gary Higgs noted there was room for considerable improve ment.

"I didn't throw very well on the out passes I was overthrowing and on the long passes, the ball just slipped out of my hand," Copple said. "The blocking up front was real good. "It used to brother me at first about not getting to play all the time, but not now," the former Lincoln East standout said. "The coaches just want to give everyone a chance." Glen Ray of Midland, Tex. and Rick Lemerond of Green Bay, Wis.

saw considerable action although the NU passing game was not as effective as in the opening 33 10 win over Kansas State, NU completed Just 7 to 19 attempts for yards. Higgs termed poor blocking as his biggest area for improvement. "I didn't do the things I was practicing all week for I just didn't block like I should have." Still, the bruising runner from Toledo, gained 62 yards, including a 15 yarder, In winning their 12th straight contest dating to 1969, the Huskers established their dominance early by scoring on their first offensive possession on a 47 yard march in 14 plays. John O'Leary, NU's leading ground gainer, slammed over from the one midway through the opening quarter. O'Leary tallied again on a one yard jaunt with just 2:15 expired in the second frame and the Huskers were safely ahead 14 0.

That drive, which began on an intercepted pass, was aided by a 30 yard Missouri pass Interference infraction. Former Belleuve all state running back Dan Walker paced Tiger runners with 56 yards on 17 carries and scored the only touchdown. Percy Eichelberger, an aggressive 210 pound linebacker from Louisville, drew plaudits for his tackling and pursuit from Ross and his teammates. The loss dropped Missouri to 1 1 while the Huskers moved to 2 0 after the final home contest this season. The Huskers travel to Wichita to face Wichita State on Nov.

3. Missouri 0 7 0 7 Nebraska .14 3 7 024 Neb O'Leary 1 run. (Eveland kick). Neb O'Leary 1 run. (Eveland kick).

Neb FG Eveland 32. Miss Walker 1 run. (Zolke kick). Neb Higgs 1 run. (Eveland kick).

Miss Watson 22 pass from Zolke ed). NI Hastings vince him he should come to Nebraska. "Tnis one trip a year they make back to Lincoln Is a big help because that's quite a distance for the parents of our California players to come. "While the players' parents have to pay tlheir way on the charter, it's much cheaper for them than coming commercially and that's one selling point we can use in our recruiting that a player's parents will have that opportunity to come back and see their son play. "This is the best and most active alumni group we've got." But while the group's cohesiveness is centered around the NU football program, the benefits go deeper than athletics.

The Californians for Nebraska have conributed more than $43,000 to the University with the interest on that money being used for student assistance programs to nocwthletic studenta. 10 36 94 2 151 5 37 3 15 2 10 41 190 I'O 4 10 1 3 39 4 40 I First Downs Rushing Passlnq yardage Passes Punts Penalties Fu moles lost last year, while only four defensive starters return and one of them is injured and not slated to play. 'Our defense has gotten better as the season has progressed, but we are somewhat small compared to Wesleyan's defense," Seevers noted. 'But we've traditionally had a smaller defensive unit than most teams." 1 The Bulldog offense will probably be the best the Plainsmen have faced this year, with a strong running attack operated out of the I formaftiofh "Concordia not only has some good running backs, but there are some good linemen up front doing a good job of blocking," NWU coach Harold Chaffee said. "And when they throw the ball, there probably isn't a better end in the state college ranks than Rod Friel Frieling, a 6 1, 200 pounder is also a top punt returner and is nationally ranked in that category.

Last year he only lost one fumble on a punt return, against 1 a which was picked up by Dave Michel and run in for a touchdown. edge. The Links tied the game at 7 all late In the third quarter. Bob Terwilliger intercepted a Reynolds' pass on the 50 yard line and returned it to the Southeast three yard line before he was knocked out of bounds by Rich Brandf as. Mike Fultz lumbered into the end zone on the next play but an illegal procedure penalty put the Links back to the eight.

It took one carry Terwilliger and three more by the 6 5. 235 pound Fultz to score with 2:56 left in the third quarter. Lincoln High quarterback Folsom started his first game since the season opener when he suffered a fractured collar bone on his left throwing side. The signal caller was unable to produce the offensive spark as he completed only one of "eight passes for 14 yards. Th Links managed 76 yards on the ground.

1 kwi' The Lineups Offense Two plays later, Dennis Bozarth went the final three yards for the go ahead touchdown with 9:51 remaining. The Links couldn't seem to find the answer despite the. return of quarterback Bob Folsom. Gary Downs took the kickoff following Southeast's Pius Topples lowans Council Bluffs, Iowa Lincoln Pius X's sting defense, which allowed only four total yards in the second half, with the rushing of Artie Aksamit to topple Council Bluffs St. Albert's.

27 0, here Friday night to even its record at ,3 3. 's: Aksamit, who scored the Thunderbolts' second touchdown on a two yard jaunt, gained 111 yards in 25 carries, more than twice the St. Albert total. quus X's defense limitedthe hosts to only three first downs and 52 total yards. St.

Albert's completed two of six passes for a meager two yards. Quarterback Dan Elsener scored twice, on runs of two and one yards, to cap drives highlighted by the rushing of Aksamit; Jim Hamersky plunged one yard for the 'Bolts other score. Pius had two more opportunities to score but St. Albert's halted the visitors inside the 10 yard line on both occasions. John Magsamen led the defensive charge with eight unassisted tackles.

Joe Millard, who booted two extra points, returned a punt 35 vards to set up Aksamit's 7 0 7 0 21 Reynolds. .0 7 from Lincoln Southeast SE Haas 13 kick). pass LHSFulti 1 run. (Jansky kick). SE Borer fh 3 run.

(Selmer kick). SE Revnolds 1 run. (Selmer kick). Lincoln Southeast 5 la First Downs Rushes yards Passing yards Passes Return yards Punts Fumbles Lost Pen! ties yards 35 76 14 144) S2 4 373 2 3 25 41 122 13 13 24 1 0 5 31.4 3 2 10 MISSOURI NEBRASKA No. Name Ht.

Wt. CI. Pos. CI. Wt Ht.

Name No. 81 Kelsey 6 6 223 Jr. TE Sr. 218 6 1 List H5 177 Schnietz 64 237.Jr. LT Jr.

238 6 4 White 72 78 Anderson 6 3 230 Jr. LG Jr. 242 6 5 Wolfe 76 56 Sodergren 6 1 214 Sr. Sr. 230 6 3 Dumler 54 79 Kirley 6 4 228 Jr.

RG Sr. 225 5 11 Beran 62 72 Curbow 6 5 240 Jr. RT So. 223 6 5 Crenshaw 70 22 Bastable 5 11 195 Sr. SE So.

195 6 2 Revelle 84 12 Cherry 6 0 193 Jr. QB So. 186 6 2 Humm 12 2 Smith 5 7 177 Jr. HB Sr. 188 5 8 Dixon 22 28 Moss 5 9 193 Jr.

HB Sr. 173 5 10 Rodgers 20 32 Johnson 6 2 205 Sr. FB Sr. 224 6 1 Olds 44 Defense 85 Johnston 6 3 217 So. LE Jr.

210 6 2 Manstedt 82 76 Vanarsdall 6 1 215 So. LT Sr. 230 6 3 Janssen 55 58 Evans 5 11 200 So. MG Sr. 233 6 1 Glover 79 66 McDonough 6 1 217 Sr.

RT Jr. 248 6 7 Dutton 90 90 Doak 6 2 210 Sr. RE Sr. 208 6 2 Harper 81 34 Kellett 6 0 195 Sr. LB Sr.

203 5 9 Branch 51 38 Pickens 6 2 215 So. LB Sr. 196 6 1 Pitts 56 27 Gregory 6 1 185 Jr. LB Sr. 199 6M) Mason 25 41 Fink 5 10 175 Sr.

HB Sr. 179 5 9 Blahak 27 40 Moseley 5 8 166 Jr. HB Jr. 189 6 0 Borg 19 16 Pankey 6 1 185 Jr. So.

155 5 9 Kyros 18 Kickoff 1:30 p.m. (CDT), Memorial Stadium, Lincoln. Sports Menu "We hope to kick the ball high and cover our punts well against Frieling," Chaffee pointed out. "Before fumbled against us last jear, he almost broke one open." The Bulldogs will also face a tap punt returner in Tom Parminter, who has a style contrasting to Frieling's. "We can't let Tom that first block and turn upfield Auburn 28, Waverly 6 Auburn Dru Lammte scorde two touchdowns and threw two touchdown passes here Friday night at Dennis Wininger as Auburn whipped Waverly, 28 6.

Lammle scored on a yard run and caught a touchdown pass from Brad Hahn. John Winter scored the Vikings' only touchdown on a one yarn run. Waverly 0 0 0 6 Auburn 0 7 14 728 Waverly Winter 1 rvn. Auburn Lammle (2) 1 run, 15 pass "from Hahn, Wininner (J) 32 11 passe from Lammle. PAT Lamm (3) kicks.

Si mm kick. I KFOR (1240), KLIN (1400), KFAB (1110), Broadcasts WOW (590). 0 14 Pus 0 i 0 0 0 (Millard, 0 0 run Former Bluejay Cage Coach Dies St. Albert's Phs Elsener, kic PUn Akamit, 2 run (Millard. Saturday FOOTBALL Big Eight: Missouri It Nebraska, Memorial Stadium, 1:30 p.m.; Iowa State at Colorado; Oklahoma State at Virginia Tech; Kansas at Kansas State; Oklahoma at Texas; Lincoln High Schools: Topeka at Lincoln East; State Colleges: Nebraska Wesleyan at Concordia, 7:30 p.m.; Chadron at Springfield, S.D.; Dana at 1 Midland; Hastings at Doane; Dakota School of Science at Fairbury JC; Peru at Kearney; UNO a Northern Colorado; St.

Cloud at Wayne; Midwest Professional League: Indianapolis at Omaha Mustangs, Rosenblatt Stadium, p.m. HORSE RACING Atokad, South Sioux Clv, 1:30 p.m. BASKETBALL NBA: Detroit nt Kansas City Omaha Kings, Kansas City. CROSS COUNTRY Missouri at Nebraska, Pioneers Park, 10 a.m.. Sunday Nothing scheduled.

Monday FOOTBALL Nebraska Extra Point Club Quarterback Luncheon, Brandeis, noon. i kirk) Pius Hamersky, 1 run (kick blocked) Plus Elsener, 1 run (Shirley kick) Pius St. Albert's STAFF PHOTO BY RANDY HAMPTON (Zolke kick). 3 Schabinger was a former coach at Creighton University in Omaha, Kansas State University, Emporia, and Ottawa University in Canada. Atlanta, Ga.

A. A. Schafbinger, a member cf the National Basketball Hall of Fame, died here Thursday night of pulmonary emphysema and congestive heart failure. Neb. 20 62 219 2 7 19 0 7 35 11 7 61 MU 15 51 142 153 10 24 3 3 37 4 2 6 75 TIGER TRAPPED NU's Dan Brock (80) and Willie Thorton (76) corral Missouri's Tom Garavaglia.

First downs Rushes yards Passing yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards i 50 157 11 M3 1 Jl 39 1 10 First down Rushing Passing Passes Punts Return yardage Fumbles lost Pen I ties 50 2 2 6 0 5 30 55 1 50 v1.