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4D Octolwr M. MN, UMOb, taiiy Jnnd 4 Individual Statistics Nsbraska Offtnst RmhiBi Ho. Ydi. Avt. SS 4.3 33 137 S.l Oonnoll 33 4.4 him 7 30 4.3 Ptrrooamo 13 -I 3 37 13.S Co Ydi PI Porraganfto If 04 0 iorns 1 0 0 0 Pass Recelviog Ydi.

1 11 Thomas .............3 30 1 .3 Shamblin 3 44 HI era Puntini Ho. Ydt. Avo. Lossman 7 314 4S.1 Pass Interceptions Yds. Buttorflold .........1 0 Punt Returns Yds.

Buttorflold .........3 .5 Klckoff Returns Yds. 1 4 Borns 3 31 Dtftnst Lintmtn UT ATTT Pruitt 3 4 4 1 4 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 Lindquist .................0 3 3 Pullon .....................3 3 5 Linobackors 8 11 Eicholborger 4 3 7 Pilion .....................1 3 4 Backs 3 Buttertitid ................1 4 Smith ......................0 4 4 Volastk ....................3 0 3 Royal, Lacewell Argue IY DALLAS (UPD Texas night after the Austin newspa- ered about decisions on Colorado Offtnse Rushiag No. Yds. Avo. 70 4.4 SO S.4 Moyborry 4 33 5.5 33 4.4 Waddy ............1 -1 Passlnf Co Yds IP Knapple 10 4 04 0 Austin ...........4 3 13 1 Pass Receiving Yds.

aSoorehood 1 4S 0 Hood .................3 35 Moyborry ..........3 17 1 Panting No. Yds. Avo. 4 354 43.3 PuntRetanu Yds. 37 Klckoff Returns Yds.

Waddy ..............3 105 Mayborry ..........1 10 Moorohead .........1 10 Linomtn UT ATTT I 5 0 Johnson ..................5 3 7 7 7 Patrick ....................3 3 4 4 4 Lilitbackars 7 11 3 7 3 3 Backs 0 0 4 0 Millard Tennis Champ Ralston Lincoln SoutboMt won three individual championships but MiUurd woo the team title in the 1-00 tennis tournament here Saturday. Rudi took fbst 10 No 1 singles. Mark Neumeister was first in No. 2 singles aiul the No. 2 ckMibles team ot Jim Dawson and Jim AUoi took first place in their division.

Only No. 1 doubles team at Chuck Leichner aqd Steve Alvin copid break the LSE stranglehold in the individual champioiuhip race. Team Scoring (Mitlard 31 Lincotn ceri E.a»t PapiUm )1. Saitfon 12, Lia- coiA Norfftaaif Lincoln Hign individuai I I 8ick Lanya. LSE, S-J rgpord 2 Tofn Miilara S-l.

1 8on Smitn. 4-2 4 BobMuivanay, Fbti 4 2 5 Bran IM, Northaait, 2-4. 6 Rki LtBoM Kaiiton, I I Sitii Dill. Lincoln, 0-4 Na. 2 I Mara Naorwiiar, SE 49 2 Fatar Millard, I-1 3 Mara Chitwood.

Eatt 4 2 4 Ruti NE 3-3 5 Nica I 4 Bill Ward Raiaton. I-S. 7. Papiltion, 0-4 OauMat 1 Choca and Stava Alvin Millard 4 0 2 Brant Seaman and Roafon Saaman. Bait, $-1 i Oyuy Hanaia and Randy Uawaon SE 42 4 Gary and Ruaa RoDOini, Ralston, 3-3 5 BoD Tanniar and ionn Encr-ion, PapiNton, 2-4, 4 Danny Scott RiCk moe Lincoln 1-1, 7 Aavin Cattitr and Dave Joe, LNE.

09 Na 2 0awbtai I JimOawaonand Jim Auen LSE 2 Roy and Randy Bma lay Millard 4 2 3 ANac Leikam Eatt j-3 4 Clara Portar ano Viuard Sttiaatar Lincoln, 3-3 5 Ed Anayer and Stave Sonda Raialon, 3-3. 4 NVaa Mtltar and Craiy Cauiwa, uNi, 2-4, 7 Craiy FolAarion and Oooy Sdwrteg. By VlrgU Parker Boulder, Colo. NebrsMcs football coach Tom Osborne was relieved and happy after his Cornhuskers a second- half comeback to dump Colorado, 24-12, here Saturday. It was the first Big Eight Conference game for both teams and kept a Nebraska string of never having lost here since 1960 intact.

kinda feel that off and Osborne said Thoi his smile disappeared and he became grim-faced. Osborne added, "there are a lot of tough teams left to Osborne noted the Hubers got off to a rough start when Curtis Craig showed indecision on the opening klckoff, finally decided to run it out from the goal line and only reached the seven. probably thought he had to run it out since it hit in the field of Osborne guessed. "But the momentary delay put us in bad field position from the very Craig said he vm thinking run all the time. beoi told if the klckoff more than four yards deep I can off.

I thought I was about two yards into the end Craig explained. The ball, however, had takni a high bounce and slowed his start. after four Colorado field goals, was fighting from behind throughout the first half. "It was really satisfying to see the offense come from behind for the second week in a defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin offered. have to figure going to have to keep things close until after the intormission when the offense has a chance to make some adjustments.

"Our Kiffin continued. "is to bend, but not break. But, we bend too much. I thought the key to the game was when we the goal line stand and blocked the field goal. When you have your back to the wall, whai the kids can give up or show what kind of players they Kiffin called it "almost to watch the Buskers come from behind.

"That's a real challenge. But, if I druthos, I guess be kicking game has been one of our stiting points before this Osborne noted. "Tlien Colorado makes four field goals in the fint half while we miss one, they get a long kickdf return and set up another (Nie with a long punt runback. The kicking game accounted for our entire dificit at Osborne said the Cornhuskers showed "real heart and poise. We played the oitire second half without (I-back) Monte Anthony and (fullback) Dodie Donnell.

That obviously caused a great deal of Rich Bems played the entire second half at 1-back, while Gary Higgs filled in at fullback. has been playing hurt ever since the LSU opekng Osborne noted. "Bems did a fine Job and though we were a little worried about Higgs, since he had fumbled late in the first half, he did weU Anthony was in the dressuig room for the secmid half. "It was really tough not to be out 2-4 Nt. i Cornhusker Quotes Compiled by Dave Slttler Placo Kicker Al Evtland On his first fieid goal try of 49 yords that just missod was lust a yard outside.

I really wanted to hit that one after he (Colorado kicker Mark Zetterberg) hit that one from 50 yards. But I was off on my step and my aim was off. I didn't go straight through the ball and got off to the left and the ball went to the right." How do you compare your 47-yordor with last waok's fitid goal against Miami? weeks was more fun because we were behind. But this one was the longest one of my career which is nice. But I did realize that if I didn't hit it they could come from behind real easy with a field goal and win Ctnttr Barnty Cotton On his fumble recovery that set up Nebraska's go ahead touchdown ball popped up and I thought someone else had It but then it popped up toward me and I grabbed it.

Our special team has a lot of fun and you don't make pla'ys like that without the help of the rest of the team." Guard Stan Waldtmort You saved a touchdown in tho first quarter by tackling Billy Waddy from behind. You consider yourself a sprintar? I am no sprinter. I think theguy (Waddy) slowed up tor a blocker. I saw him go tor the wall so I cut into the wall. I don't think he knew I was so close and he probably thought he had clear sailing the rest of the way." Can you remember the last time you chased a back down from behind? But I missed a guy last week against Miami and really let the team down.

We have a lot of pride on the speciality teams and it bothered me that I let the guys down last week. Maybe this one made up for it." l-back Richard Barns Did you feel any pressure when you knew Monte Anthony was not going to bt playing tho stcond half? I didn't really feel any pressure. It was just a matter of getting the job done. We have a great line which I knew would take care of me and we have good depth on the team and there were other guys who could have played." How do you feel? beat up." Anthony admitted. "I even know what was going on.

But when I heard the guys coming in hollering and I knew everything was okay. I just strained the knee again, I to be Donell said he barely remembered coming off the field before passing out on the sidelines. "Somebody hit me in the side of the after a long first- half gainer, he said. "I really feel very good until there was only two or three minutes Idt in the Higgs said he feel any ertra pressure taking over. "I told Dodie I let him down, although I think he even knew who liw was talking too.

Except for failing to rrad their blitz a couple of times, I thought the offense did pretty well in the second Dave had another great game, snaring three passes for 44 yards. Hie Califcmiia wingback also ran with the baU on a reverse play twice for 27 yards. reaUy not a new play, but we used it before this Hamblin said of his wide sweeps while having a bruised knee wrapped. Shamblin, who missed the en- Horstmeyer Wins Run Steve Horstmeyer won a 25- kilometer run, sponsored by the Lincoln Track Club, Saturday at Pioneer Park. winning time was h29.09 as a field of 25 runners competed.

Jackson St. Defeats UNO UNO Jackion First downs 19 23 Rushes-yards 57 297 Passing yards 3E 146 Return yards 26 5 Passes 1I3B-1 10-21 1 Punts 7-27 3-20 Fumbtes-lost 2-2 4-3 Penalties-yards 640 12-97 JACKSON. Miss. (AP)-Jackson State built a 28-14 halftime lead Saturday night and handed Nebraska-Omaha its fourth football toss in six games, Nebraska-Omaha 7 7 6 7-27 Jackson 14 14 0 7-35 Jac-Moncriet3run (Wilson kick) UNO-Fulton 44 pass from Smolsky (Bilka kick) Jac-Glass3run (Wilson kick) Jac-Patton 18 run (Moncriet run) 31 pass from Smolsky (Bilka kick) on blocked punt (pass failed) UNO-Elliott 3 run (kick failed) 5 pass from Tillman (Wilson kick) UNO-Sutton on blocked punt (Bilka kick) Roy Sneddon finished ninth and was the top over-40 finisher. Joan Lewis was the first place woman and finished 19th in the field.

Winners in the 12 and under youth division over a 1.25 mile course were David Katzer (7:40) and Patty McEwen Mary Sherman was the girls 10 and under champ, running a one mile course in 6:24. Winners in the 8 and under mile were Peter Sherman (7:17) and Annie Sherman Top FlnUliors 1 Steve Horstmayer, 1 09, 2 Katier, 31 10, 3 ktn Katier, I 31 49, 4 Vance Kramer, I 34 54; 5. Soberski. I 36 17, 6 Jim Ltwls, 1 40, 7 Roger Wiegand, 1 52,1 Mike Terry, I 42 17, 9 Roy Sneddon, 1 42 24, 10. Ken KirKhenmann, 2 06 34.

Concordia Tied In Soccer Liberty, Mo. Concordia of Seward played to a 3-3 tie with William Jewell College in doubto overtime here Saturday. The Concordia soccer team is now 61-1 Concordia will host the Umversity of Nebraska team Wednesday night at Seward. tire 1974 season after three knee operations, noted that "this is my good knee. going to have to work on my running he joked.

"I ready the blocks very But I tell you how how happy I am. I guess the runs and catches helped One of the hapiriest was Colorado native Dave Butterfield, udio blocked the crucial fifth Colorado field goal attempt vriiich would have given the Buffs a 15-14 lead. He also came up with a pass interception in the waning momrats to ice the victory. "I almost blocdced one of the earlier field goal Butterfield noted. "I guess I Just got a little better Jump on the last Butterfield compared the game to last clash.

"It was really Actually, Colorado came at us longer than I figured they would." Osborne was questioned about the decision to go f(H- a PAT kick after second touchdown the Buskers a 13-12 lead. sure that if they had made anotlwr field goal aiul beat us 15-14 that decisicm (not to go fw a two-pdnt extra point play) would have been called a coaching error and been thoroughly discussed next Osbmne admitted. "But, a play has only about a 33 chance of success and thie kick about 99 Osborne reasoned. "Actually, to be luinest, I was talking to the dtofoise about what to do after our klckoff while the assistant coaches in the press box woe on the phone suiting a try. I guess I really tiumght atxHit it, although mH sure I would have gone for two Was the game ttie hardest- hitting of the season for Nebrariu? Osborne answered.

"Hie LSU game was a real thumper. So was the Miami game. I was wtnried about the physical aspect of the game. We were pretty beat up coming into the Osborne was visibly upset after being asked if Bobby Thmnas by an official was "Just one (rf those cemtainly of those Osborne answered flmly. a touchdown play.

Hiat same guy was down at LSU. g(rfng to talk to the conference office about Thomas said he bad the (tokxrado defoider beat. "When I by him I tooked up for the 'Tbomas recalled. "I even see the ref. Next thing I kMw I was on the Osborne thought Husker quarterback Vince Ferragamo had a sharper game, but I he played wdl.

It was certainly a satifsylng "I Just throwing the baU weU felt. "I know what happened. Colcnwto bad a good rush a couple of times. They wCTe stunting and bUtzing. But we went to some basic plays that work against the bUtz.

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no way you could take a wet rope and whip them and get them to take Royal on Thursday night accused Lacewell of receiving illicit scouting reports on the Texas workouts. He at first offered $10,000 to Lacewell, head Barry Switzer and the allied spy if they could take and pass a lie detector test. "I Lacewell said the game. "I gri phone calls from everyone all the time, but the aid of it. This is about the fourfii time he (Royal) has d(me this.

If give me $300,000 ciMi, Just give it to me, rU take the Lacewell admitted he had talted Hiursday to Lonnie Williams, the man idoitified by Royal as the alleged "I heard fitnn him Thursday Big Eight Standings night after the Austin newspaper called him about this said. "But I swear that this week Lonnie Williams and I talk one bit of Lacewell said he and the Sooner coaching staff had no in- toition of taking a polygraph test every time Royal demanded it and he challenged the Texas coach to take his accusations before the NCAA. The two coaches also bick- ered about decisions on the field. Lacewell questioned decision to punt on fourth down from midfield with five seconds to go in the game. "Hey, we had no time outs Lacewell said.

"Why punt? Why not give it to (fullback Earl) Campbell? Maybe bust it? Or even try a quarterback sneak. Hell, not what I would have done. Why did he do Scoring Story NU-CU Tima Ltft Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma Iowa Colorado Kansas Conferanca All (iafnas 1 0 0 4 0 1 Saturday's Rasults Nebraska 24, Colorado 12 Oklahoma 6, Texas 6 (tie) Missouri 21. Kansas State 2t Iowa State 44. Utah 14 Oklahoma State 21, Kansas 14 Naxt Wtak's Schadula Kansas State at Nebraska Iowa State at Missouri Oklahoma at Kansas Colorado at Oklahoma State How Scorod First Quartor 0-3 Zattarborg 50 flald goal 5 Drive: 9 yards in 3 plays.

Set up by 37-yard punt return by Ballage. Second Quartor 7-3 Anthony 1 run 7:34 Drive: 36 yards in 8 piays. Set up by fumble recovery by Wigtitman, highlighted by 14 pass from Ferragamo to Thomas. Conversion: Eveland kick. 7-4 Zetterberg 44 field goal 1:37 Drive: 0 yards in 4 plays.

Set up by 58-yard kickoff kickoff return by Waddy. 7-9 Zetterberg 37 field goal 4:07 Drive; 62 yards in 6 plays. Highlighted by 40- yard run by Reed. 7-12 Zetterberg 29 fitId goal :07 Drive: 71 yards in 5 plays. Set up by fumble recovery by Cabral, highlighted by 18-yard run by Mayberry, 45-yard pass from Knapple to Moorehead.

Third Quarter 14-12 Craig 9 pass from Ftrragamo 3:50 Drive: 21 yards in 4 plays. Set up by fumbled punt recovery by Cotton. Conversion: Eveland kick. I Fourth Quartor 17-12 Eveland 47 fitId goal 5:07 Drive: 33 yards in 10 plays. Highlighted by 13- yard pass from Ferragamo to Shamblin and 11- yard pass from Ferragamo to Malito.

24-12 Berns 1 run 1:55 Drive: 60 yards in 5 plays. Highlighted by 48- yard run by Berns. Conversion: Eveland kick. Nebraska .............................................0 7 7 10-24 ...........3 9 0 0-12 Attendance 53,538 VrfEHAVE Goodyear Firestone Goodrich GATES AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 1)4 So. 27 OaOBER .1,000 Radiais PRICED TO GO! GOOD'fYEAR F-32 STUDLESS ICE TIRE Mod il Snow Rodkil whitowoH iioKton Eoltod RMCHBUN Mud a Snow Radial WhHaWall arm Buno Umiffod Supply Avaflabfd kttis 830M fhe I mm I 432-3388.