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THE KANSAS CITY STAR, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1965 Kirkland Gets Huskers Rolling to 6-Touchdown Onslaught S', t' v- 4: I -v-: -y 8 i I.A':CV' Vi 'v-wNv iwi? 4 1 I flP Vt C.J gg iJ f'--'' -'-A34 .7 Froiu the K. U. 5. Duda Gets Things Under Wav. He Hands Off to Kirkland, Then Fakes Bootleg the Other Way.

Kirkland Ticks Up Blocking Help From Dennis Carlson. N.U. Didnt Have to Convince Mitchell 4a Vtr Ci 5 i i 'HUSKERS WHIP KANSAS, 42-6 'Continued from Page lSi the Javhawks that the I for five or six yards whenever we needed them like they do. I'd never punt. Bnt that drive really hurt because it put us three touchdowns behind.

No one figured it really would have made much difference Kansas had stopped the Huskers then, though. It seemed inevitable that they were going to run and keep on running until it was time for the reserves to get their exercise. BUSINESS IS FINE AT ANDT KLEIN' i W3 be interpreted as encouraging? Mitchell didnt even hesitate before he answered, Well, I didnt feel we were dead on offense. We moved the ball pretty well a few times, but we just couldn't stop them enough to get many opportunities. When we came into the game, I felt we could contain em to a certain degree, bnt thought they would crowd us so much on defense that they would force us into fumbles and errors.

If our defense hadnt fallen apart so completely, I think maybe we could have kept the score respectable. Our offensive line did a pretty good job most of the time. The 'holes were there, but we just dont have the speed to take advantage of them often enough. When our backs did get there soon enough, they were able to pick up good yardage. Huskers Gamble Early Mitchell was asked if any of the Huskers particularly im- i pressed him.

He grinned and replied, Yeah. Just start at the top of their roster and go all the way to the bottom. Another question brought a snort from the K. U. -coach, who was asked what he thought about the Huskers going for a first down when they had fourth down and inches to go on their own 12 midway through the second period when they had a 14-0 lead.

Shoot, I dont blame em, he said. If we could pick up i 3 a Coleman and Peterson Give Chase for Kansas. Coleman Gets a Piece of Kirklands Jersey. EXEC. CARS ALL MODELS MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY VERY NEAR DEALERS' COST! (Continued from Page IS) convinced weeks ago and saw absolutely nothing yesterday to change his mind.

Coach Jack Mitchell of K. U. is on the ratings board for one of the wire services. Ive been voting for them (the Huskers) all season as No. 1, he said in the dressing room after the game as the tired Jayhawks quietly nursed their aches and bruises.

I believe this is the best team weve ever faced, he continued. Well, maybe you better make that one of the top two or three because I remember some of those great Syracuse teams a few years back. Mitchell Praises N. U. This gang reminds me a lot of those Syracuse teams, too, because it is so tremendous physically.

Theres great size, plus speed. You can stop their patterns pretty well, but those backs are so strong they still make good yardage against you. Mitchell pointed out that Tom Triplett, the K. U. scont, came back last week and reported he considered this Nebraska team better than the Sooner teams that ran np the 47-game winning streak from 1953 to 1957.

Theres no way you can really compare teams that played in different eras like that, Mitchell said after taking a gulp of a soft drink, but I'll say this, thats a great team. Ill be perfectly honest. I didn't think any team in the nation could take the ball and drive on us like those guys did. Of course, I don tthink anyone has played em as badly this season as w-e did and I also feel theyve played some worse teams than we have. Lefcnse Irks Coach We havent looked that bad on defense all year, but we certainly haven't played anyone like Nebraska, either.

Was there anything that could Kansas-Nebraska Line-Ups ikers didn't think of Western 1 'mnn. The defeat ranks among the worst eer snffered by a Kansas team in the eight years that Mitchell has been head roach. Mitchell's most lop-sided defeat was a 43-0 thumping administered by Oklahoma in 1958. Kansas snffered a 42-0 loss to Texas Christian the same year. The defeat was the second most decisive in the history of the series.

Nebraska posted its hjggest margin of victory in 1940 hen it defeated K. 53-2. Yesterdays victory was the straight for the Huskers and gives them a 5-0 record in -Rig Eight competition. With only Oklahoma State and Oklahoma remaining on their sched--ule, the Huskers appear certain I of going on to the conference ti--tle and an undefeated season. If finish undefeated, the Huskers are expected to go to either the Cotton or Orange bowls.

Triumph Seems Easy s. Yesterday's rout of Kansas was awesome because of the seeming ease with which it was accomplished. The Jayhwks didn't quit. They resisted fiercely. hut their case was as hopeless as that of a featherweight fighting a heavyweight.

Nebraska gained 419 yards rushing for its top total of the season and added 91 yards in completing eight of 18 passes. The Huskers did display one weakness, they averaged only 28 yards punting. It wasnt really a fair test, however, since they punted only twice. Halfback Ron Kirkland gained 117 yards rushing. Harry Wilson had BO and Ben Gregory 50; Nebraskas versatility was emphasized by the fact that its touchdowns were scored by six different players.

21 Kirkland scored the er 1 I For ihe Best Deal 78th A 49 Ovtrland KM. Nl. 2-5050 Open Nite "BUSINESS IS FINE AT ANDY KLEIN" KANSAS LEFT END Buda, Edwards, Peter ton, Dercher, Lynch. LEFT TACKLE Hudspeth, Montgom ery. Barnett.

LEFT GUARD Heck, Shawqer, Hot rung. Smith. CENTER Kruetzer, Kroopf. RIGHT GUARD Pratt, Perry, Har vey. Roth.

RIGHT TACKLE Shinn, Wood, Wohi fod RIGHT END Elias, Walters, Sweat man. QUARTERBACK- rx, Bouda Hess LEFT HALFBACK Stokes, Wilier Davis, Dupree, Waxse. RIGHT HALFBACK Abernefhv, Ger hards, Coleman, Peloquin. FULLBACK Bacon. NEBRASKA LEFT END Jeter.

Casey, Patton. LEFT TACKLE Carlson, Brichacek, Czap LEFT GUARD Alters, Kudrna. Vc-Cord, Murpny, Kennedy, Alvarez, Pappas. CENTER Petersen, Drum. RIGHT GUARD Oberg.

Taucher, Rudd, Grell, Senkoeil, R. Coieman. RIGHT TACKLE Brown, Meylan, ks. Strohmyer, Barnes. Stith.

RIGHT END- Whte, Richnafskv, Jan-k. Zimmer, L. Coleman. QUARTERBACK Churchlch, Weoer, Wachholtr. Pogqemever LEFT HALFBACK Kirkland, Winters, Vorrison, Brunk, Johnson, M.uell-( vacfcr, trr'ann RIGHT HALFBACK Wilson, Gregory, Hausch, Tnoreti.

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A former director of the Missouri Savings Loan League, Mr. Hoefer is olso a past president of the Kansas City chapter of Americon Savings Loan Institute, and on honorary director of Rockhurst College. A busy man, yes but always as nice a gentleman as you'll ever meet or work with! Let Us Show You Why IT PAYS TO SAVE AT THE North SIGNOFTHEWcAKSl SILVER DOLLAR VSavwcs yards and then throw a yard touchdown pass to White. I 'v-cVi i But It's Not Enough as Husker Back Tumbles Into End Zone for Nebraskas First T. D.

touchdown on a 5-yard run. Gregory went three yards for the second. Quarterback Fred Duda fired a 13-vard pass to Freeman White for the third. Harry Wilson ran 10 yards for the fourth; No. 5 came on an 8-yard pass from Bob Church ich to Dennis Richnafsky.

Charlie Winters ran seven yards for the final touchdown. K. U. Rushes For 111 Kansas scored following the kickoff, going 80 yards in 13 plays. The two biggest gains were registered on passes.

Bill Fenton passed to Slim Stokes to start the drive and threw another pass to Rich Ahernethy for 19. Fenton went the final three yards on a keeper, with only 27 seconds remaining before the half. Thurman F.d-wards failed in his attempt to WYOMING ROLLS ALONG Jim Kiick's Running Sparks Victory Over New Mexjco Albuquerque, N. M. (AP) Wyoming, mixing the running of Jim Kiick, sophomore tailback, with a wiry defense, tamed New Mexico, 27-9, yesterday in a crucial Western Athletic conference football game.

Wyoming 3 7 7 10 Now Mexico 0 3 6 b- 9 Wyo FG Depovsfer 29 Wvo Kiick 6 run (Depoyster kick) NMU-FG Williams 25 NMU Jackson 2 run (kick failed) Wvo Kiick 3 run (Deooyitr kick) Wvo FG Deocvster 26 Wvo Lindsey 31 run (Dapoyster kick) Attendance 19,318. WICHITA STATE LOSES AT WIRE BIRD SETS PACE FOR KENTUCKY Vanderbilt Victimized as Wildcat Ace Sets School Marks Kentucky-Vandy Kentucky Vsndy First downs 17 7 Rushinq yardage 728 79 Passing yardage 85 49 Passes 9-15 5-14 Passes Intercepted by 3 0 Punts 8-39 9-38 Fumbles lost 1 2 Yards penalized 109 70 Kentucky 14 0 14 a -34 Vanderbilt 0 0 0 0 0 Kv Bird 37 run (Andrlgbettl kick) Ky Bird run (Andrighettl kick) Ky Bird 2 run (Andrighettl kick) Ky Becherer 24 punt return (Andrl-pt-ettl kick) Kv Bird 2 run (kick tailed) Attendance 2A.M3. North Texas Wins, 24-21, in Final 77 Seconds of Play kick the extra point. Nebraska took the second-half kickoff and slammed 75 yards to a touchdown in 14 plays. The longest gain was for 16 wards.

Wilson took a pitch and w'ent 10 Denton. Tex. (AP) John yards around his left end score i I.ove kicked a 22-yard field Kansas ran three plays and goal with 1:17 left yester-then punted to the Huskers. who dav to give orth Texas a drove 60 yards in 11 plays for CAR TRUCK LEASING JIM CLARK LEASING 9th A Stat DR. 1-3370 Tailor Made to Suit You Your Savings Are Safe Sound Secure Established 1928-NEVER a Dividend Missed or Dollar Lost by Any North American Saver Your Account Is Insured by the F.S.L.I.C.

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(AP) Kentucky, led by the running of Rodger Bird, enhanced its chances of a bowl bid by dumping Vanderbilt, 34-0, in a Southeastern conference football game yesterday. The Wildcats. lOth-ranked, rewrote the script by turning from a potent passing attack to a dynamic ground game and made a shambles of Vandys defense, which was tops in the S. E. C.

Bird set Kentucky career and season rushing records by scoring four of the touchdowns. The second time it got the ball, Kentucky marched 55 yards in five plays, with Bird going through left tackle on a 32-yard touchdown sprint. their fifth touchdown. Chtirchich passed to Richnafsky for the score with 1:50 remaining in the third period. The Huskers scored a minute and 26 seconds later after Kaye Carstens intercepted a pass on the Kansas 39 and returned it to the 7 to set up the tally.

Winters blasted over on the first play from scrimmage and Wachholtz converted to make the score 42-6. The fourth quarter was spent in aimless milling that produced nothing more than some needed The victory kept the undefeated Big Green in the race with Princeton for the Ivy league Loves kick brought the score to 22-21. The Eagles got two more points on the first play aft YAMAHASt Knobby TIrei, Trail Geared NORTH CYCLE SALES 1331 Swift, VI. 2-0174' er the following kick-off when football championships. The two Ivy powers are scheduled to meet on November 20.

Ed Brantley and Henry Holland collared John Eckman, Wichita quarterback, in the end zone for coiumb 0 20 13 a safety. The victory left North Texas! nag Walton 7 run (Hay kick) Dart Coughlin 26 run fumbip kick fa'ldi Kansas gained a net of 144 1 yards rushing and moved the 1 hall with surprising effectiveness in the first half. Nebraska, however, was even more effective than expected and so the Javhawks early offensive industry profited them nothing in the long run. Nebraska was so supremely confident that it gambled on making a first down midway in the second period when it came up inches short on fourth down at its own 12. In the last half, the Huskers were so completely in command that they did not have to punt.

The Nebraska fans, who are as bloodthirsty as Oklahoma fans were back in the Sooners glory days, suffered a bitter disappointment in the opening minutes of the game when the Huskers failed to score on their first possession. The Huskers made amends by-drawing their first measure of Jayhawk blood on their second possession. They took over on their 39 following a punt and covered the 61 yards in nine plays, with Kirkland going around his right end for the touchdown. The longest gain on the drive was a 15-yard run by Wilson. Larry Wachholtz added tiie first of his six extra points.

Huskers Strike Fast On its next possession. Nebraska went 59 yards in eight plays to score with 20 seconds remaining in the first period. A 4(l-yarH run by Kirkland was the big gain in the drive. Gregory went over from the 3. The score became 21-0 late in he second period when the Hus-lers drove 97 yards in 10 plays.

Kirkland also contributed a 40-yard run to this assault. Duda completed one pass to White for return 18 run (Hay kick 3 run (Hay kick) run (kick failad) run (Hav k-c run (Hav kick) iDrascGSiM Hr 4 4 2 Vr. ii -A W. 'f la vuvv. Ireland November Service Special MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL THIS WEEK 0NLY-WITH THIS AD experience for some of the less ith a 2-2 record at the end of active members of Coach Boh Missouri alley conference Devaney's cast.

The deepest schodu.e for the year. Wichita is At-eLianr, penetration was made by the i Huskers. who on one occasion reached the K. U. 17 before running out of dow ns.

The loss leaves Kansas with a 2-6 record. The Javhawks will face Colorado and Missouri in their final two games. bearTneeTrally Centra Loses, 17-6, to Huge Fourth Period Outburst Danville. Ky. fAD Washington of St.

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