The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 9

ant Cyclones rip Huskers, 27-7 Miz 7 X)U aloniir I ofp .1 I i POTKT by its I touchdown Dsvuf Felix Wllllim mighty tesrn going after jsiow irtsri I kfit iand ran all over the prrcioURlj MJI unbeaten MelviUe (R I Motor COLUMBIA. Mo. The Uni- TorpeKio Boat Training Center to versity of MImouti Tiger football defeat the Night 55 to 13 team pounded out a 41-7 win over and Blanchard each the Willinf but outclaaeed Kansas- scored three touchdowns. Da vis State Wildcats in a Big Six game accounting for his on runs of 41. before an estimated 8.500 here 77 and 25 yards, while Blanchard Saturday.

ploughed er twice from the I Six Tigers shared in scoring and sprinted 25 lor the the Missounans other Tom "Short.v” McW'iliiams. won their second game against no former Mississippi State star, defeats. scored once and end Clyde Gnm- Halfback Lloyd Bnnkman, hero enstein. on a from Bill Cus- Missouri's Big Six win over talson, talked the other Cadet Iowa State last week, streaked 31 touchdown. yards on a fast opening play for It until the period the iruUal touchdown and Jirr- that Army revealed its strength Kekcru kicked the to pul Until then a crowd of 10,000 sat tne Tigers in front 7-0 iStunneti as the Night Raiders, tak- The Tigers recovered a advantage when Army coach Ktate fumble late in the first Earl Blaik started his second period and drove 29 yards lor team, scored two fafft tnuchdow'us their second touchdowm Quar- hardly before the gathering was terback Leonard Bron scored seated.

Irom BIX yards out. Kansas State rur against the Missouri line, their passes failed to click, and Missouri pushed over two more in the second period to give Missouri a 28-0 lead g1 the half. Sooiiers top FOR IOWA Dedecker. Cyclone fullback is seen the second Iowa State touchdown, going over trom the two-yard line in iow's States 27 to 7 homecoming day victory over the Nebra-ska ComhusKen; The set up after a long pass was ruled Ciimplete, when the officials ruled interference on Nebraska. (AP wirephoto MISHOFRI had added another; touchdown in the third jjeruKi oni a 24 yard from Halfback; Biib Hopkins In End Don and pitched in seven more Illirii.

Whctifisin in (Oklahoma to 7-7 deadioch to alloM' Purdue Goplier-? elij Trio Iowa Stale haekh too iiuieli for Neliraska 3 and Yonns onlv I hriiilit in offence BY WALT IKIBBINS. CLYDE FIELD. Ames, of Nebraska visions of an ujiset over State rol- iegc before a homecoming day of were here Saturday by a tno of fleet-footed scat backs, answer to the names of Johnny Pflum, Dick Howard and the Cyelones Iiidiaita stops Iowa 52 to 20 fio for 20 points in Cmt la Indiana cahed back, a sent low. reeling for a count of tion annulling ck Skog lor the brilliant run from 16 on. third werterr, conference midway in the opening victorv.

52 to 20 Coming it did after the find Cyclone marker, it a heartbreaker, and the Huskers were hard by Ohio State and never again the same. Purdue on successive Saturdays. back off the floor to IN FACT, Potsy Harks gang aU their pomU in the iinal played their Ivesi ball between quarter. the 30-yard bogging down; I when deep in Cyclone territory AtTTALli, the game had effective line bucking been won long by the dash- the lone bright spot in the with that first-half and Frank Dedecker romjied with to 7 triumph for Uieir first big victory of the current sea.son Coach Mike grirt- scored in period whiic lone marker came the fourth jienod when Fullback Gerald Moore engineered a clever of the ball from Howard and raced some 22 to pay dirt Nebraska had one touchdown called bark, a backfieid in mo- Husker offen.sivc, along with that of his understudy, Young. added two more in the third.

Big Six HMtr SfOMWri 41, lUMiMft- HUltr Btif 10 MADISON. fUP) IllinoLRlCjr TTpH Xats 30-7 and each bidding lor IVOIJ NORMAN, Okl. The thfir iirst Big Ten victory of the in the fourth iieriod on FToy Me- University of Oklahoma remained fought to a 7 to touchdown and in the forefront of the Rig Six Saturday as the Ilhni's butter conversion. conference flag chase Saturday, gered backs fumbled; Trailing 0-41, Kansas State overwhelming outclassed Umver- away scoring opportunities deep in to work alter Ted Grtmer ol KanrOK. to belore a Waconttih COLUMBUS, O- 1.

had returned the kickoff 11 yards crowd of Playing before fans at mibeaten and untied Boiiermak- iiiinnta t. to the 29 and after some SmartUag from a 7-12 loss to Camp Randall stadium, Illinois gry wrote Saturday to W'ildcat strategy Grimes passed Texas in Dallas a ago, the isconsin sandwiched ai) the football winnnig to End John Watson for the score. Oklahomans tmik revenge on the scoring into the Rfsi eight nun- masterful exhibition IrKlnis Ptilj kicked the point Kansas O. U's which Illinois retreated- produced a 35 to 13 victory Mop "i sjisaotmi.T-formaiion plavs led to two b' smashed to within easy the Bucks. who had uwdk-j uiuchdowns in the first period, distance only to have lumole- j.peji- last 12 games.

intaMMi 1 IFuUback Bu.il Sharp thru A hupr outpouring of 73.585 the year old rookie from Oak- A two yard shove by Jerry Niies, 25 year oid war veteran, Frank Dedecker set up the pins from to Ralph for The opening Iowa Stale tally ard from the four and Wayne With six minutes gone in the ini- dropping on the ball kial period, he raced 56 yard? thru the end zont after an iowm entire Nebraska team for a kick-off accounted for tht rrATK Niryor HaKttn Rf. Nortijr KT RE Haw ga mrvwK RH FB Mhrtto ama Tmumntvwm WaI- back iuniy by recovering eight of 0 THF SEi'OVD period had hard- perfect 14 14 belore substitute full- in the Ohio line and oper- their deadly passing combi- Jack broke loose The Boilermakers were almost i baat is ripping gaping KhHMutonrc (AUtMitttmr fw Rtitnu fmm inr third even at 10 games trr touchdnwM Mid In was the third MiAKHm Aeortnr TGuehdowtut Brink O. U. touchdown. Mid-way in tik I nation of Bob DeMoss to BID first time with such precision they c.pK», zs tnmn Brwti Ihw Bmwr.

i Nickel) (luti for Omkeai, tor BrmknsAr. i try After Kcfceris ments) Bmwr dtlAcement for a touchdowm without a xcnred in everv ne- Iri-h allon Pitt l7 touchlns irii.n WailOp I II cobvened lor The BoUer- 39 tri 9 len-vard line p. went 50 yards for the first 3 hamois t. 1 Misconstn, stung by the quick passes to Norman u. PITTSBURGH Fought THE GAME Kansas crew re- Dhnois score, struckCanfield and tualiy to a standstill for two pe- fused to give up aesnite to tie the score.

The Bad- Adams setting it up for Ed WArtAnre i.nti»cr nods by a Pittsburgh 32 point advantage taking a returned the kickoff to their.smash over from the 3-yard Notre Dame proved its on the Dklnhoms 41, the Kansans 37 and then used 15 play's to class by pouring four a sustained march that smash thru the heavy Ilhimis second period dowms in the second half anti win- carried over the goal line Left yards and a touchdown, cicKim as Purdue picked 14 ning going away, 39 to 9, before End David Schmidt set up more points wnth a devastat- packed crowd of 65,000 in with an IB-yard Bendnck passing attack. Twice Can- Lmtu iiaaau a stadium Saturday, ion an end-around piav and Full- liimois lorw'ard got ijj behind Ohio defense u. The Panthers, amazed even back Leroy Robinson piungeti to take DeMoss-throwm their OW'D supiJorters by holding over from the two. 38 yards in five rushes and passes for touchdowms. The first HAmltnr Zr.

inwA lewlierc t. the undefeated Irish to a 12-2 Thf. wound up the Euchs adding 13 in two was from the 37-yard Une. The score at the half and actuaUy out- touchdowm parade in the final playing the South Benders thru jyenod wnth Halfback Gsyl ------------------the greater part of the wicond plunging over from the tw'o, throH I X'Xr Cvrlone first down on the Ne- burned scores in the final everviiiiiiji ai braska 9 Johnny Pflum plunged than those late flour- MTTCWAPnT Minnesota three yards out. ishes was all Indiana, tried abour everynhing Skog brought the succeed- conqueror of Michigan and fertile brain of Bcrnie Bie-man Cyclone kickoff back to the and tied by Northwestern.

could think up to overwhelm Nebraska 40 and tTc Northwe.stern. 30-7, a rippmp the Cyclone line to shreds THI hit fast and homecoming crowd of 56.0ÎH) Sat- 'be Huskers on five were so often frorn far out in the first urdav Weird plavs, deception and IS 16 After Skogs half that they scjed more louch- took Goohcrs down bad been called back, the downs than first to for lour after Cyclones for downs on their Bob Ravensberg oiiened the thev had broken the sconnp ice a Husker pass in the end jKiint-making w'lth two louch- with a field goal from the edu- iailed to connect. downs in two on an in- V. h.lfb.ck Marl.n THlir.ATENT.D'Î,7K^,rï.r.n fyen in the gobbled zone Then George Taliaferro expert Cyclone fumbhe on the Iowa up an Indiana iumbie pasusine combination of pitcher State 19, but the veierart olub went 62 yards w'ere equa' gency and held on fourt on their toes all the hile. poinu after touchdowns grabbed one pass Charles Armstrong made it 40 Farrar to put the ball on the Go- Ji i half.

Two pass plavg pher 48-yard line and then snared as the second under finished the another one to gallop 25 as coach Alvm nnri Coal line mg a touchdown with a divmg 1 across the goal line midway, mg he ri McMillin started finding out in the second period. Here the Huskers The Minnesota attack was but an interference penalty on, geared to the Bierman formula Chick Story on a fourth Bloomington. IHIA) Kiirn Bniwit in the middle "and lowans new life on RjSitSf tatting hard. Only 2 yard strip and pedecker passes were attempted. Six were tbe middle for the 54 yard run pul Ro started atrthe Huaker.

in a hole after gj e. left half and Kulbiiski, who fbe third period got under wa.t ga came into the game at fullback, and a from Gene Phelps to aided by this same pesky individual gave mtmm accounted lor most of the Go- the Cyclones the apple on the is gains on the ground. Howard went around the Nebras- The lineups; kansap Schmidi Bun IlKSfceTAOn quarter Not. in fact, until after the final period opened okuahoma Coach Hugh Devore of the Irish ur. able to relax and withdraw the who team click, Frank Dancew'icz nc.

KT FrtOAV THF PANTHERS, who entered the game underdogs, ran up a net gain of 261 from rh against 316 for the victors, and their total of first b' dowTiK was 11 compared to 14 1 V. TGUChdowiw tttian? a 1 5 The pieriod was Kuouison stfwrnrd Pomu; with Fullback Frank Ruggerio plunging across from the one-yard hne after a 27-yard from HnskPr tiCO mdprS Duncew'icz to Coiella had set up the But the quarter Igktrrt was different Twice the Jerseyed Panthers drove from niBfftaA second was from the 7. went over a plays earlier BAtdwiii-RAUiMw zs. in that series but the ball was mawhm n. called back for a penalty.

South I Two more Purdue points came Tom Hughes, a terrific ball t. player all afternoon, broke thru to Hird INGLEWCXDD, Calif Chal- punt and Steve Atatauiw ix. inner e. Burhr ienge 4 year oid browm colitOTJea was downed behind the second out of iij-ie. aia 2 lumpnn- sixth running of is.

maxwvu a.a.f. mile and a quarter PL.AYED EYXN for most oi the a Miim him I added Gold Cup Saturday at third period, Purdue suddenly; a.c Kispert kicked the point. stiU another ui the dying moments Young riActHsr RG Hov Dick Van Dusen. Gopher left side from that point for out on defense, intercepting third touchdown. two pasM tmearmE many of verraska touchdown ni the of uB o' t'ooi period but a ttu oniy aereed to arouse the Cycioneej uaart long to Carley, to higher deeds for shortly there-' who raced from the 30.

after Pflum found a big hole accounted tor first the Husker line and raced 56 touchdown in the second jienod. to the promised land. A fumble paved the way for the! It was the most bnihant run of second Gopher counter. Minnesota the afternoon and took the rest of recovering on its own 43 Line tbe heart out of the young Ne- plunges and a pass, Cates to Kis- braskans. pert, gave the Gophers a 17-0 I ow State appeared headed for Rifling 3 tg.t OAlialHM- I'fiUHl iiowArt a 0 7 7 7- 21 Aconng ITrr for 1 Mubvtitutiuruc Homby, Konr W'llUamt.

Jnlinaoii. Bliurl, 13 13 7 7 AMES. Ed Tiie time was broke loose again late in that a ii ia round. Once more it was an. A.

A park. 2:00 2 S. Bull Reich ran second, half length Irehind the winner and the heaved a 41-yard pass to Bobj AMtitend Ik. Wlitmtofirg 7-5 favorite. Sirde, finished to get things in shape RMHUnioM Bob Runkei.

substitute nght Another pass Williams to Judd of the game but the final gun gtatf Armntrong; tAckkw; Ringer, scored the third Gopher sounded with the Cyclones within. touchdowm midwav in the third shadow of the uprights famu Lynch. rw-irvi Kioriert acain converted a tough game lor nwigm Kmm perioa. is.u.pen, umpire Johr, Wuuiori Mwaouri after leading all the way to race 18 off tackle IS, 7, the later strentch run. Paperboy touchdowm.

i irmBiA oaiifoni took fourth money. The Bucks finally found touch- Cl dow'ii territory midway in the fi- roL tL a-iih-iiis: roue uie iiuier. iertv, ojierating from the Purdue (hrukttan is, Tra A. A M. IS.

The victory w'as worth faded back to midfield and in their own territory to two mile team defeated Iowa State net to Brolite farm, ow'ner of.threw a 50-vard to Bud n. 7 w'lthin striking distance of the 30 to 25 at the half of the Cvcione- Challenge Me. Bull Reich took jgr, who took it on the goal hne. 7. Notre Dame goal, and a se- Husker grid tih aitho the Cy- S20.000, third place The steamed right Mountain of penalties set them BiU Arlen nosed out Hus-j worth $10,000 and Pajierboy won pack to score again, with Cody once after they had gone from jjei- Kratz at the tape foi' $5,000.

lagain doing the honors on a 4lP si, ih af their owm 26 yard line down to Brst place The track record crowd of sprint off left tackle. Ht.t» the Insh IS. The finish w'as as foliow's: Bill 621 watched the race. 1 The other Ohio touchdowm went AFTER roundly Me paid $17.20, Alex Verdova. Chuck Gandee ar outplayed thru the quarter, the Irish struck thru the air in the lur the touchdown.

j- f.ve of the hell remem- w'hipped a bam of Ben Dallas Brwn WArrw sn, 2 lowa auJie, iirst; Challenge Me paid $17 20 Alex veraova. uouck oanoee i hi Nebraska. Don 20 Bull Right rew arded; from the Nebraska, third; Jim Ed- packers with $10.40 and $5.80 staileo on the 5 CAfifi. a 5 aOws State, fourth; Tom 3 00 land then flipped a lateral to 2 ix gang to lose. attack good, WTth Moore in particu- UlllAT, MtAHiun fMlfl luagr.

But) boa U. tackle, recovered a fumble early the fourth was gooo, w'lth Moore in particu- 1 Gophers on the scoring crashing thru the veteran Oil Meaiey from clone for gain after line. Jim Sh (xiljiale territory the hne stif-; jfened and the Huskers bugged NEW YORK. iJPi. Columbia's -down.

I resurgent football machine totik vap The first dowms were of every Colgate mis- HAnzuk each gathering in an even 12 take Saturday to defeat Colgate, had a substantial 31-7. siieArar in rushing with 431 yards CAiw compared to 201 yards, kick. NORTHWESTERN LE LT HASRiAnn LG Miller RG RT Hanser RT W'lltsec ga LH BAinittm- RH FB WhAi. Northweeterr MmneaolA ing, Dancewicz the line to Bill Nebraska, eighth; Bob potei owner, came on in the last; Acnling JiMrkMMivllS SAt- Not since the balmy days of ,1932 a Columbia team swept 3 The completed four starts, a feat fully ap- 7 0 7 of 15 lor 44 yards predated bv the overflow turrj- while the Cyclones collected fourjout of w'ho jammed Baker .11 I in six for 45 yards. i field with biggest crowd sinri Browniee rejMirt iiark Lorenz was again a standout Luckman hung up uns- ST.

LOUIS. (UP). The armed the line with Moore easily the'form, forces returned two players to backfieid ace. Opportunists the wmrd for tlie St. Louui Saturday It w-as the old story of too much the who yielded a touch- with the release of Outfielder Ai State making long dowm to the Red in the Zarilia by the army and Pilcher runs, the short first seven came bucK Maurice Newlin by the nev'y.

failing when within sight ofito tie, scooted ahead on a third A A die to Herb Douglas, the latter HOPELESSLY TR.AILING at racing 26 after making the St 39-2, Pitt went into the air to catch. Maurirp A TUI I Ipookpd ior Wpdnpsday rasslp shotr Six Man I I 3A. A. which seats about 15.000. Jr FcillKlin lUilll $4.349,835 total wagering The $4.349,835 total wagering a I aa constituted a wmrld standard for 111 a seven-card race, eclipsing the 1 $4.151.612 set here la.

FYank- Tech ..4 biggest attraction. been booked for the maun ei'cnt of rassle at the arena. Tiilet will oppose the roughiwt of the row'dy Onaha clan, Joe Dusek. The witty and French Stone dropped only lour matches in over 1,000 since coming to America manager, Karl jello, discovered him when he was a top-billed actor with a company and after had accustomed the big body to the catch-as-catch-can art of wrestling he started him on the to gold mine. With Tillet on the card promoter Aaam Krieger is lining up an all new supporting cast.

He ill announce the remainder of the card Monday. Finn 'The dav handle boosted the 15 bn high of Ledar Rapids de- 'day meetings total to 46 729 854 Eart Des Moines in the BALTIMORE. Navy aiert- for 8 record dailv average A mile run held at the.ly took full advantage of the of $3,115.328 for a with University of low-a cinder track Saturday night to beat seven daily. The daily dou- Saturday morning. Paul Sloan of Georgia Tech, 20-6, but the ble pool of $251,682 also was East Des Moines turned in a emers raised doubt 10 the Ner a universal record, the dazaiing 4:38.3 to finish first, fol- greatness by stopping $760,111) bet on the fourth event by Dean Pieper of Clinton the Sailors' attack cold.

a single race track record. Franklin runners finished This was the game which the The other mfirk, End I so fourth and fifth. 'Middies were going to avenge last by a stage high, was the $448.9661 East finished sec- the wagered the board on Mrs ond, North Moines, tiurd; and Navy had to rely or, Kicaofii The now' have the double stripe, three from the service in Summary; i-ecent Newlin and Zarilla.iNEBRARKA one of the leading hit- during their drive to the 1944 lg ldtai i American league pennant, Joe Grace, outfielder and catcher, who recently discharged from the nav-y. Hutike.r-Cyclone (lenod field goal by Len Will, 27-year-Oid w-ar veteran, and ran IOWA wild in the gloaming of tht 1 fourth period on 111 HuiiDAo and punt runbacks. number of Lord Ames and Clinton tied for fourth, blocked punt, an intcrcept'ed BofW'ell and Star Pilot MECHANICSVILLE retained its and Tech fumble for scores Class title by scoring 10 Central 16 Calvin Rob- WITH BOB TENKINS, Punt II first.

brother junes, Navy did not spark a .03.6. sustained offensive, and early followed by The time was Citv finished second half Clyde Scott, scat- 1 12 12! 10 11 2 1 431 aoi I 2fe i 46 to 4 ti 2 13 4 7 2 fi 2fi3? 70 f)7 61 0 Hf. 403ti A 3 0 AC m. 27 i 1 3I 8 milh rejoin Minnesota grid aquad MINNEAPOLIS Lt. Bruce Smith, All-American University Casper of Minnesota left halfback to 1941.

Central said Saturday he might return Milford consolidated of Nevada, back, was hurt anc earned off which might have changed' to the Gopher lineup third; and Charlotte, fourth the field. the result. A navy fighter pilot on terminal nosed out Manon and Behind bj 14-0 at haiftime due In the final analysis, it rx; a.wk a r- 1,1 leave. Smith added that altho he University high of Iowa City in to two Navy second-penoc touch- line that the Mid- BRIGHT sPDTh IN NEBRASKA were Gerald was considering fcHitbato contract, ftne and he MOORE PHIL YOUNG, THE Rignee Ithai he would. that altho he University high of Iowa City in to two Navy second-penoc touch- line mat me mio- n-, rxc.oiL.'crMv.n were a profes.sionai the class race by scoring 14 down? within two minutes of play, dies' record, oncic rising to superb Moore of WaJthill and Phil Young They accounted loi he has not points Marion finished second the earned the fight by crushing Tech's at- a gwid number of the 12 Husker first Moore also tallied le was not sure with 14 and U-high, third with to their heftier opponents but tack when the had a the Scarlet and only touchdowm w'hen he stole tht' 116.

The urne 5.10.6, quite convert opportuni- first down on the 1-yard Ime. from lowa Dick Howard and raced 22 to pay dUn.