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Soturdoy, Oct. 31, 1964 Tho IJwfoiw 17 William Jewell Snaps NWU Win String At Nine, 21-13 LAPSES IN WESLEYAN DEFENSE PROVE COSTLY defense, ordinarily a rock- solid unit, firoduced horrendous lapses at Kriday and William took advantage to the IMainsman Homecoming eelehration 21-Kt, fans The defeat was the first after five Wesleyan victories this season, snapping a string of nine consecutive triumphs which started last season. William Jeuell, the liberty. crew which now has a record for the season, bounced back from a -0 deficit to overtake the Plainsmen with a couple of sparklers. The first came late in the second quarter, just a mm- ute-and-a-half after Wesleyan had tallied the first touchdown on a four-yard burst by Mike Slatinsky.

Apparently stalled on the IMainsman 40, William ell performed a dipsydo handoff in the backfield that left the ball hidden on the hip of halfback Terry Bashor. While everybody went the other way, he rambled unscathed around right end for the evening touchdown Ftay Ftitchey then booted his 18th consecutive successful point to put the Cardinals ahead for good Thev boosted their lead to earlv in the second when end Charles ase sneaked behind Dwight Tietjen, took a long pass from Jack Patterson and zipped all the way on a 76- yard play. kick, as it turned out, made the eventual difference. on the ground ft hey made just yards rushing all night the Plainsmen back suddenly midway through the fourth period on a sparkling reception of a pass by Tietjen and an even dandier run which covered 7.3 yards and pulled leyan to within a point. They got the ball moments later, too, and had another drive under way.

But linebacker Jim Ford stepped in front of a Slatinsky aerial at the 5f). ran it back to the Wesleyan .3.5, and from there the Missourians drove to the clincher It took them 10 plays, the key effort a 10yard burst on fourth down by fullback Dan which a r- ried to the 18. Patterson eventually slid over from the 2 lor the final tally. Wesleyan's opening down resulted from a hrilli- a one-handed, falling catch by Tietjen at the William 4 on a pass play from that covered 10 yards scored on the next play But Skip Peterson' kick for the point hit the left crossbar and caromed away. Peterson also mi.ssed by inches on a field goal attempt in the dying seconds of the first half that could have made the difterence.

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11 State Commissions jointly manage the wildlife itdug'e at He Soto bend, and it was feared the power fa- v'lhty would damage the refuge Fairfielid Girl W-Club Queen Brennfoerder. a 21- year-old brunette trom Fair- iH'ld. was erowiied i a night as W-Club sweetlieart at luilf-time eeremonies of the Nebraska Wesleyan William Jewell College football game. She was one of three candi-; dates for the traditional home-; coming honor. Roark.

Central i y. W-Club presidenl. presented: Miss Brennfoerder with a boiKjuet of roses, medallion 1 and traditional kis.s. 1 The sweetheart is selecten: hv a vote of varsity lottermen Reactivated Veteran To Replace Rookie New Jets of American League reactivated Watters, veteran defen- end, Friday. He a onerated upon la.st August for the removal of bone chips in his right knee.

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l.KAN A. iVSNC KI.E, 41 TOBIN, 43 BObTON, 45 I'ENNA 47 BROWA'. 46 49 HIT AKER, 50 JANSEN. 7'i 81 87 63 85 88 90 By DDN FDRSVTHE ITep Sports Writer Northea.st. rated number one in Nebraska Class F'ootball was the 13-7 victim ol a stubborn Omaha Ben.son night as the Bunnies ended a 19 game vvmmng streak by the Rockets.

A last minute pass interception by Bob Holmes thwarted a comeback bid that the Rockets had hoped would overcome a six point deficit. Benson broke a 7-7 deadlock as quarterback Bob sneaked acros.s from a yard out with 4 49 remaining to play But his pass for the point was unsuccessful, and the still had a chance to win Bryce Doebele returned the for the Rockets to the 30 yard line, and Art Bauer's scrappy outfit put together it.s best drive of the evening in a de.spcration comeback bid. Doug (ampbell raced around right end for fourteen yards, then Doebele shot through the middle for a 25 yard gain that put the ball on the Benson 31. Two runs by Campbell and an incomplete pass by brought about a fourth and six situation at the Tlien went to his left and threw a pass that Pauli Topliss grabbed on the Benson seven with 1:50 remaining. Doeljele skirted left end for two yards, then Holmes put an eiid to the Northeast drive as he picked off a Scott pass I intended for Thompson in the end zone.

Strong line play by the Bunnies was the feature of the iiist half which ended with Htuison leading 7-0. The harci- tbarging Benson forward held the Rockets without a first down and just 14 yards rushing in the first half. Benson took the lead in the first quarter on a plav march which covered 70 vards. Randy Reeves, junior halfback, was the driving force in the march. He Working Hard For This Match' 10 SPARMATES FALL Plymouth.

Mass. should have worn out the last time and I wouldn't have thi.s fight coming challenger Sonny Liston's view of the 10 fallen sparring partners in his preparations to regain the world heavAweight title from Cassius Clay on Nov. 16. was asked about the way gone through spar- matcs after his savage left hook badly wobbled and hurt last-minute draftee Curtis Bruce, a fast and cute boxer, Thursday. Sonny admitted: work half as hard for the first fight as I have this: showing no mercy to his aides in camp.

said co-promoter Sam Silverman. could give Rocky Marcianoa a fight in camp. Joe Louis had at least one sparring partner a good eight years. the other hand. Jack Sharkey used to have to pay day when that kind of money was really something.

Dempsey was a bad guy working over people bc- I lore a fight. Both destroyed I sparring partners. Lis- iton may be the worst of all more so now than bei i Liston scoffed at word that Clay has predicted the champion will win in nine rounds but might shorten that to four. Nearly Of Nebraska Turkey Hunters Score IMie 976 hunters who took part in the early turkey season in two units in i northwestern Nebraska i scored a 58.6^f success mark, according to a State Game i Commission report F'riday. The commission said the success ratio places Nebra.s- ka well in the forefront of turkey-hunting states.

In the Niobrara unit, 248 gunners accounted for 137 turkeys for a success. In the Round Top unit, 728 hunters downed 435 birds, a 59.7% ratio. The second half of the turkey season will be held in the I same units from Nov. 14-18, and the Commission said I there stiil are permits available in both ai'cas. BASKETBALL I NBA I Boston 106.

Dettroit Cincinnati 119, St. Louis 118 I New York flO Dry Cover No Boon To Hunters The State Game Commission said Friday heavy cover and extremely dry conditions have toughened upland game bird hunting throughout Nebraska Reports from conservation officers indicate all areas in the state are in need of a good rain. the cover heavy and the Commission said, can hear a gunner a mile off and duck into hiding" The report bv area: NORTHEAST: Heavy cover. very dry, but hunting con-1 ditions'this weekend should be the best since opening' dav. I SOl'THWEST: Few hunters and birds spotty.

SANDHIl.LS: Best hunting reported around Boyd and Logan counties. Grouse hunting good in the south half ot Logan County, and Rock county has a good number of I sharptail grouse and prairie chickens. The Sandhill lakes have a number of ducks. 1 PANH.WDLE: Hunting pressure light. Grouse hunting good around Scottsbluff, Hemingford and eariv touchdown Crawford.

picked up three, SOUTHEAST: Quail hunt- consecutive first downs for the ing very good along the Re- Btinnies on runs of three and publican River and hunting 15 yards, and 26 yards on a pass from Magnuson. The hard-running halfback got the touchdown on a ten yard with 48 seconds left in the first sweep around the right side quarter. A fumble recovery by Jerry i Sipp on the Benson 21 set up the touchdown in the third quarter. A 13 yai'd burst by Rod Dewey gave them a first down at the eight. The Benson defense sliced through Scott for losses and I a third down pass fell incom- plcte bel'ore the Northeast quarterback connected with Gary Thonuison on a 14 vard scoring play kick tied it at 7-7.

The win boosted the Benson record to 6-1-1 for the season. Northeast, now 7-1. closes its season against Bellevue at Seacrest Field Saturday night. FRAZIER RELAXING AFTER OPERATION Joe Frazier, six-foot. 186-pound Philadelphia Olympic champion boxer, rests in his hospital bed in Philadelphia after he went under surgery for his injured left hand He broke the hand in an Olympic semi-final fight and later won a gold medal Bellevue Stampedes Past Links For Initial Win, 41-7 Harding Scores 28 pressure light.

Best pheasant hunting is around Memphis and Ceresco area. Fight Smoker Reset Nov. 11 by First downs us I hiik yardage I Fassins yardage I 1 Passes intercepteil Fumbles lost Penalties Northeast Ben.son Scott; PAT- Knight. lO-yd. 1-yd.

run: A Golden Gloves boxing; smoker, scheduled for the State Fairgrounds Nov- 10, has been reset for Nov. 11,, Bill DeRock, chairman of the' sponsoring Master! Barbers boxing committee, said Friday. The smoker wa.s set back when State isioner James Donahue re- George Knight to sanction the bouts on the original night. Donahue said his office would not sanction both boxing and rassling in the same city on the same night. A pro rassling card is scheduled at i Pershing Auditorium Nov.

Statistics The amateur fight card will open the boxing season for youngsters leading up to the Southeast District Golden Gloves championships in January. marched right back again as Harding slammed in from the five on the first play of the second quarter. Yielding a first down to LHS via a penalty, the Chieftains made up for it with an 80-yd. march a minute later. Harding plunged four yards with 1:28 to go before halftime to give Beilevue a 21-7 lead for the final two periods, The Links got their only touchdown with 49 seconds to go in the first half hen Sam Bcechner threw to Frank who juggled the pass its first victory, Bellevue pounded consistentlv at Lincoln High Norlhfasl 6 14-yd 82 34 2-8 1 4 26 0 27 0 0 I 7 0 pass Benson 152 3-9 3 7 1 2C 0- 7 6-13 from run: Magnuson, Columbus Jaycees Set Trip To NU-OU Gome Pittsburgh Linebacker Returns To Roster Pittsburgh LT) Linebacker Myron Pottios, who has been out of action with a broken arm, has been put back on the trip to the active roster of the Pittsburgh Nebraska-Oklahoma footbal! Steelers and may play Sunday game at Norman.

has been scheduled by the Colum bus Jaycees. The bus will leave at midnight Nov. 20 and return the game. L. J.

Lassek of is in charge of arrangements. against Cleveland, the ers said Friday. Pottios broke his left arm in the Steelers' last exhibition game of the season. It a thought at the time he would miss the entii'e season. Midland Wins Harrier Run LeMars.

Iowa Midland won the 5th Annual Tri-State Conference Cross Country Meet here Friday afternoon, holding total to 41 points, four points lower than runner- up Yankton, S.D.’s 45, How score wins). It was the third conference title for the Warriors over the five year span. Midland has now won two straight. Dennis i 1 covered the LeMars Country Club three-mile course in record time of 15:55, breaking his own course record of 16:12 set earlier this year. Todd Ferguson, the defending champion, finished second in 16:03.

Concordia placed third with 67 points, while host school Weslmar and Dana College compiled 80 and 107 points respectively. Northwestern. Iowa and Sioux Falls College of South Dakota did not here Friday night with a 41-7 clubbing The Chieftains, plagued by injuries throughout the season. ran for 299 yards to break its seven game losing streak Bruce Harding scored four of the six touchdowns and converted on four of five attempts. The 192-pound fullback-quarterback shared the rushing assignments with Roger Struble as the Chieftains marched 65 yards their first time with the ball with Harding going over from the one with 5:04 left in the first quarter.

a Link punt. Rellevue momentarily before fh'eing for the end zone on the I7 a 1. play. From there the Links could do little. Harding led the only Bellevue third quarter score by the ball 41 yards of a 62-yd.

touchdown drive including a five yard bust across goal with 3:52 left in the third quarter, Harding made it 34-7 with his 3-yd. ramble with 3:56 to go in the last quarter. With coach Bill James giving the subs their first chance to play Mike Sadaj ended the scoring with a 6-yd. run less than a minute before the game's end. Idncoln High, now' finishes its season against Omaha South next Friday and Bellevue ends up against Northeast, also next Friday.

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AL White Sox Split World Series Share Chicago Chicago White Sox. who finished second. one game behind the American League champion New York Yankees, split their World Series share of $51,194 into 32 full shares of $1,466 full share was voted Minnie Minoso. former star outfielder whose early September purchase from Indianapolis as blocked by Commis- I sioner Ford Frick. Hunter's Clock Omaha Sun Sun- Oft.

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