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Soturdoy, Oct. 1965 Hie Sfr Ij, JOLTED DODGERS HOPE FOR REVIVAL Pascual Opposes Osteen FRED DUDA BOB CHURCHICH Huskers Lucky At Quarterback CHURCHICH, DUDA COMPETE A fine competitor, like Duda, Churchich deny like to be the Cornhus- starting quarterback. But a realist, too. it was a good thing I we had Fred against I a he grinned. show my history is that when 1 I have a bad day in scrim-1 mage, I really have a bad one.

So maybe I was going: to have trouble all day, which is why glad Fred was able to come back against Iowa State and get the job done. like to This week. Bobby Church- Bobby added. the main ich dug his fork into a piece thing all got to make of prime Cornhusker sure of is to get the job done Club steer and mused: on the opponents. No matter just hope I get to play against who does the playing, we Nebraska is fortunate to have two capable and experienced quarterbacks in Bobby Churchich and Fred Duda.

Both waged a hot battle for the No. 1 Job in fall camp, with Churchich winning out for the first three games. However, last week against Iowa State, Bobby got off to a shaky start and Duda came in to spark a second-quarter outburst that led to a 44-0 rout. The situation is indeed ironic. Prior to the Iowa State game, Duda mused: just hope I get to play against Iowa State.

Wisconsin. boys are fine quarterbacks and we certainly intend to keep using them coach Devaney said. play each as the situation dictates but both will be called upon. And also like to play Wayne Weber more, too. a fine quarterback, and we hesitate to use him if Duda and-or Churchich performing New AFL Entry Will Be Dolphins Miami.

Miami team, which will start play in the American Football Lea'gue next season, will be called the Dolphins. dolphin is one of the fastest and smartest creatures in the said Joe Robbie, co-owner of the Miami franchise. can attack and kill a shark, or even a whale. Sailors say bad luck wull come to anyone who harms one of want to Los Angeels Camilo Pascual will try to make it three in a row for the surging Minnesota Twins, and Claude Osteen will attempt to halt the rout of the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday as the teams resume World Series play at Dodger Stadium before 55,000 fans. Jolted by the Twin disaster in Minnesota where both Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale were beaten, the Dodgers hope the return to native soil and their spacious park will help.

Warm sunshine, cutting through the smog and fog, was expected to send the thermometer to the mid-70s by game time. 2 p.m. CST. There will be the usual Network (NBC) radio and television coverage. After the pair of defeats at Metropolitan Stadium, the Dodgers dropped from favortles to 3-1 underdogs because they had been beaten in their strength- pitching.

Osteen, a talented left-hander who was acquired from Washington last winter, never lost to the Twins in his American League days, managing a 5-0 record against them. In Los Angeles, Osteen is regarded as a tough-luck pitcher because the club seldom scores many runs behind him, but he has a 15-15 record. Actually, the club seldom scores many runs behind anybody and have scored only three in the first two Series games. Pascual, a talented Cuban curveball artist, missed seven weeks late in the season after an operation on his back. He pitch from July 28 to Sept.

6, and finished with a 9-3 record. He is a deliberate workman who will be In sharp contrast with Osteen, a quick pitcher. With another left-hander working for the Dodgers, Manager Sam Mele of the Twins will leave rookie Joe Nossek in center field and Bob Allison in left. It was diving catch on Jim Lefebvre in the fifth inning of second game that helped save the day for Jim Kaat. Walter Alston expected to go with the same line-up that played the first two, reversing a couple of positions in the order to compensate for the right-handed Pascual.

been on both ends of this said Alston. 1955 we lost the first two to the Yankees and then beat them in seven. In 1956, we beat them the first two and then lost the When Maury Wills stepped off the plane at the airport Thursday night he told a reporter, Bavasi (Dodger general manager) said we can win four straight and we still can do it." Only four clubs have bounced back to win a Series after losing the first two. In addition to the 1955 Dodgers and 1956 Yanks, the 1958 Yanks did it against Milwaukee and the 1921 New York Giants against the Yankees in- a best-of-nine series. Mele and the Twins tuned up at Dodger Stadium after the National League champions had worked out on open date for travel.

The baked infield that speeds sharply bouncing grounders and the distant fences gave the Dodgers new hope. Minnesota hit only one homer in the park in nine regular season games against the California The pre-series book seems to have been tossed out the window except for the predictions that the Twins would out-hit the Dodgers. The American Leaguers are doing just that .288 to .243 and have eight extra base hits to only one for the Dodgers. Los Angeles was supposed to have the pitching, but Drysdale last three innings and Koufax went out for a hitter after six. Both Jim Grant in the opener and Jim Kaat in the second game went all the way for the Twins.

They said the Twins were shakv on defense and the Dodgers slick, but Minnesota has no errors and Los Angeles has logged four. The only stolen base is by Zoilo Versalles not Wills. When Koufax and Drysdale were beaten on the same day in a doubleheader with Pittsburgh Sept. 1 it was Osteen who righted the Dodger ship the next day. Unless Osteen can handle the Twins, the book says the Dodgers Nobody ever has come back after losing the first three.

There has not been an American League sweep since the 1950 Yanks over the Phillies. LINK SCOIIK Randy Spiehs (50) A FT- PHOTO BY RAY Dave Will bulls over for the first Lincoln High touchdown as of Grand Island tries in vain to make the tackle. Lincoln High Rolls Post Grand Island By 34-0 DEFENSE STEALS SHOW By BARRY Bl RKHART Star Sports Writer times in the first quarter. 'Their (leei)cst penetration Husker-Badger Lineups 73 Jim Brown 67 LaVerne Allcrs 55 Duncan Drum 59 Jim Osberg 78 Dennis Carlson 85 Freeman White 10 Fred Duda 48 Pete Tatman 31 Harry Wilson 45 Frank Solich (1-1-1) Wisconsin Name No. 84 75 Nebraska (3-0) OFFENSIVE STARTERS No.

Name Wt. Ht. Cl. Pos. Cl.

Ht. Wt. 84 Tony Jeter 227 6-3 Sr. LE Sr. 6-2 194 Louis Jung 249 6-2 Sr.

LT Jr. 6-1 220 Phil Sobocinski 209 6-0 Jr. LG So. 6-3 222 John Roedel 60 219 6-0 Sr. Jr.

6-2 222 Tony Loukas 57 205 6-0 Jr. RG Jr. 5-11 224 Dick LaCroix 67 229 6-2 Sr. RT Sr. 6-3 226 Mike Sachem 56 221 6-5 Sr.

RE So. 6-1 225 Bill Fritz 86 189 5-10 Jr. QB So. 6-2 202 Chuck Burt 11 214 6-1 Jr. LH Sr.

6-0 190 Jerry Hackbart 40 196 5-11 Jr. RH So. 5-11 186 Dermis Lager 24 158 5-8 Sr. PB So. 5-9 212 Gale BucciarelU 36 Average weight: 228, Wisconsin 219; Nebraska 186, Wisconsin 193; 212, Wisconsin 209.

Nebraska (3-0) DEFENSIVE STARTERS (M-D Wisconsin No. Name Wt. Ht. Cl. Pos.

Cl. Ht. Wt. Name No. 87 Bill Haug 198 6-2 Sr.

LE Sr. 6-0 221 Roger Alberts 28 198 6-2 256 6-2 219 5-9 235 6-2 206 6-2 252 6-3 Jr. LT Sr. 6-2 233 Mike London Sr. LG Jr.

6-0 217 Bob Richter Jr. So. 6-2 229 Tom Domres Jr. RG Sr. 5-10 228 Ray Marcin St.

Jr. 6-3 225 Nate Jenkins SPORTS I MENU I Saturday HOBSE South Sioux City, 1:30 p.m. Eight: Wisconsin at Nebi-aiika. Memorial Stadium, 2 p.m.; Iowa State at Kansas: Kansas Stete at Missouri: Oklahoma State at Colorado; Oklahoma at Texas; Lincoln High Schools: Pius at David City Aquinas: Beatrice at Lincoln Northeast, Seacrest Field, 7:30 p.m.; State Colleges: Nebraska Wesleyan at Colorado College; Peru at Wayne; Hastings at Chadrom Concordia at Westmar: Yankton at Midland; Sioux Falls at Dana: JC at Dodge City. EstherviUe.

Iowa, at Norfolk JC; Professional Football League of America: Lincoln Comets JoUet; Omaha at Rock Island; Grand Rapids at Des Moines. Sunday Nothing scheduled. Monday Nebraska PGA Golf Tournament, Omaha Country Club. Extra Point Club Quarterback Luncheon, Lincoln Hotel. noon.

HOBSE South Sioux City, 1:30 p.m. FEATURE RACES 70 Dick Czap 69 Mike Kennedy 52 Jerry Murphy 63 Lynn Senkbeil 77 Walt Barnes 81 Mike Grace 216 6-3 Jr. RE Sr. 6-4 217 Eric Rice 36 Larry Wachholtz 162 5-8 Jr. QB Sr.

6-1 192 Dave Fronek 1 21 Kaye Carstens 191 6-1 Jr. LH Sr. 6-0 196 Tom Brigham 3i 30 Marv Mueller 192 6-0 So. RH Sr. 5-11 181 Bob Grossman 28 Bill Johnson 188 5-10 Sr.

FB Jr. 5-11 188 Dave Berg 21 Average weight: 223, Wisconsin 224; Nebraska 183, Wisconsin 192; 208, Wisconsin 213. TEAM ROSTER Nebraska 10 DUDA, 55 DRUM, 11 FIERRO, 56 NARISH. 12 SIGLER, 67 GRELL, 14 WEBER, 58 E. HANSEN, 15 CHURCHICH.

59 OSBERG. 17 61 KUDRNA. 47 WEINMAN, 88 PATTON, 48 TATMAN, 89 CASEY, 49 WORLEY, 90 STARTZER. 91 KIMMEL, 54 PETERSEN, 51 92 DELANEY, 52 MURPHY, 94 RUDD, 53 Wisconsin 9 FRONEK. 61 WHEELER, 10 PINNOW, 64 MARCIN.

11 BURT, 66 RICHTER, 12 BOYAJIAN. 67 LaCROIX, 15 KAYE, 70 MASELTER, 21 GROSSMAN, 71 CURRIER, 22 SCHUMITSCH. 72 LONDON, 24 LAGE21, 74 JENKINS, 25 BANDOR, 75 SOBOCINSKI. 26 WALLER, 76 SONNENBERG, 27 BERG, 77 BLISS, 78 GRISLEY, 32 KOCH, 79 DOMRES. Rw A LEW AND SKY.

81 XIETZ, 77 RO 35 BRIGHAM, 82 GRUDZINSKI, 17 a 36 BUCCIARELLI. b84 JUNG, 37 MORRISON, 78 40 HACKBART, 85 JENSON, 41 VICTOR, 86 FRITZ, SCHINKE, 87 SEERY. 44 JANOWSKI, 88 GOODMAN, 82 RICHNAFSKY, JANULE. 89 CUCCIA, 83 SMITH, 50 GOEKE. 90 PETE31SON, 84 JETER, 54 AULIK.

91 BEISE, 85 WHITE, 56 SACHEM, 94 RICE, 86 ZIMMER. 57 LOUKAS. 96 DYER, 87 HAUG. 60 ROEDEL, 18 WALLS, 19 UNIS, 20 KIRKLAND, 21 CARSTENS. 22 GREGORY, 23 ZEMKO.

25 THORELL. 26 28 JOHNSON, 29 ZIEGLER, 30 MUELLER, 31 WILSON, 33 ALVAREZ, 34 PAPPAS, 38 HAASCH. 39 BECK, 40 BRUNK. BUCKLER, 42 KUEHL. 43 JANIK.

44 WINTERS, 45 SOUCH, 46 VACTOR. 62 R. COLEMAN, 63 SENKBEIL, 64 McCORD. 65 GATZIOLIS. 66 5 67 ALLERS, 68 CANARSKY.

69 70 CZAP. 71 WILKS. 72 STITH, 74 I ROHMYER. 75 TAUCHER, CU, 0-Slale Game Tops Big 8 Action By Associated Press Unbeaten but once tied Colorado faces Oklahoma State at Boulder in the top game in the Big Eight football title chase Saturday. Missouri should keep its perfect league record against Kansas State at Columbia while unbeaten Nebraska is favored to roll past Wisconsin at Lincoln.

first blood for Lincoln High, coring on an 11-yard run with 6:51 left in the first quarter. Riggins added the second tally in the same period on a one-yard plunge. Quarterback Reuben Worster sneaked over from the one in the third, and defensive tackle Loren Ubben added the final score by blocking an Islander punt into the end zone for a safety. u- While the Lincoln High of- 1 Islanders only nine net yards the big ground gainer. Galus- was effective on rushing -20 in the first half ha totaled 87 yards rushing, ground Links were inef- and -11 in the second.

Grand He was also the leading Island did, however, gain 49 scorer for the Links with a yards in the air with four 56-yard breakaway run in the completions in 15 tries. second quarter and a 12-yard The Islanders got into Lin- TD scamper in the third, coin High territory only twice I Lincoln High proved Friday was to the Link 30 on a 15- night that the tough game it yard pass play and a 15-yard played in losing. 6-0, to Lin- penalty. coin Northeast last week The offense, which I was no fluke as it rolled over had trouble with downfield Grand Island. 34-0.

at Seacrest blocking, was paced by full- Field. back Jim Riggins who But despite the high Link amassed 155 yards rushing I score, it was the devastating himself. Lincoln High stole the show. defense that When Grand fense began to key on Rig- The scrappy line allowed the gins. Jack Galusha became Drysdale Opines Dodgers Have Themselves In Bind were fective in the air, completing two of 15 passes and having two intercepted in a row'.

The Links also attempted rw in, 1 tirni daring, as they success- Halfback Dave Will brought attempted two on-a I kickoffs. Lincoln High now has a record of 3-1-1 while Grand Island has suffered five losses. The Links meet Lincoln Southeast next Friday night in an intra-city battle. Lincoln 12 14 8 0 0 0 Improved Iowa State is expected to make a strong bid he was throwing stronger than ever in the said Drysdale, who as Los Angeles (JP) Pitcher Don Drysdale pretty well fnr first RiV summed up the plight of the uiuiu, naiu since 1963 asalnft Angeles Dodgers Friday a pinch hitter in the seventh since 19W against Kansas at out on three pitches. pitches must have Grand Island 11 run.

1 run. 56 run (Drianey kick). 1 run (Delaney kkii). 12 run. safety.

Statistics Lawrence in the other league game. The Jayhawks are hun- when he said: sav we certainly have gry for their first victory this Sot ourselves in a season. With two losses to the Min- Oklahoma faces top-ranked nesota Twins and World Texas at Dallas and unless i Series game No. 3 coming up the young Sooners pull an amazing upset, the Big Eight must be content with a 1-1 split for the day against outside teams. The winner of the Colorado- Oklahoma State battle will be in strong position for at least a first division finish.

Both teams were much improved a little late for that. Saturday, the Dodgers obviously are happy to return to their own ball park. The weather was warm as Manager Alston had the club out for a workout. Would the team work on anything in particular? Al- it out of the he said, ston grinned and replied, the slender Osteen been the hardest he threw all Drysdale added. Lefty Claude Osteen, he third of the i Three who pitches Saturday, has a 5-0 record against the Twins.

They were registered when he was with the Washington Senators. no secret but if you careful with some of those big fellows hit First dovtns Pa.ssing yardaxc Passes Passes intercepted Punts f'umbles lost Yards Lincoln Grand Hick Island by 21 .397 19 2-15 1 2 38 0 75 7 9 49 4-li 2 6-ai 1 11 TIRED TWIN KUle- brew yawns during workout in Los Angeles Friday afternoon. SCAMPERS 59 YARDS At Narragansett Master 8.20 3M Dottie Late Joy 3.20 5.40 4.00 4.20 At Hawthorne Ramblin Road 15.00 5.40 3.40 Salazo 3,40 2.80 Killoqua 2.80 At Atlantic City Par For Steve 24.60 6.60 3.40 Golden Bugles 3.80 2.40 E-xpresivo 2.80 At Aqueduct High Stool 6.40 3.80 My Sparrow 6.00 Savannalamar Third Quarter Score Lifts Bellevue Past Southeast, 6-0 last week and it should be a hard-hitting game. Colorado probably has the edge on offense, with its stable of talented young backs. Pat Culpepper, Colorado assistant who is a former Texas linebacker said OSU and Colorado gonna be just like a herd of cows in a hailstorm gonna be getting hit from all Eddie Crowder, Colorado coach, said are very close concluded.

think their key Still a topic of conversation man is He re- was the astonishing catch by ferred to shortstop and lead the left fielder, off man, Zoilo Versalles, who Allison, on a sure extra-base drive by Jim Lefebvre in the fifth inning at Minnesota Thursday- The young rookie was asked if he like to gun down Allison. He laughed. must have been a great catch, but I see said Lefebvre. was starting to make the drove in four runs in the first game and scored two in second. 3.20 4.80 5.00 PERU HARRIERS WIN Omaha The Peru College cross country team defeated the University of Omaha, 20-43, in a dual meet here Friday.

Kentucky Statistics Kentucky was fifth in total offense and ninth in defense in the Southeastern Conference last season, that, the Wildcats finished in a tie for second in the standings with a i-2 SEC record. Sadaj broke loose on a 59-yard touchdown run here Friday night to give Bellevue a 6-0 victory over Southeast. The play was conly the seventh of the third quarter and broke up what otherwise was a fierce defensive battle that left the teams between th e30-yard lines most of the night. The Knights almost pulled it out in the final minutes. Southeast took the ball on its 47 and got down to the Bellevue 32 where Jon Roberts threw a halfback-pass to end Bill Gylford but the ball slipped out of hands in the end zone.

A Roberts to Kos pass on the next play, fourth down, fell incomplete with a 1:40 to go. Bellevue ran out the clock from there. The Knights looked down-bound the first time it had the ball with some nifty running and with Kos throwing the ball. 76ers Place 1st In NBA Tourney Raleigh, N.C. (JPI The Philadelphia 76ers, riding the precision shooting of Hal Greer, defeated the St.

Louis Hawks 117-109 in the finals of a National Basketball Association exhibition tournament. The Boston Celtics, defending NBA champions, shook off two determined bids by the Baltimore Bullets in the second half and won the consolation game 115-108. Greer scored 27 points for the 76ers and Player-Coach Richie Guerin led the Hawks with 16. But the drive died at the 36. In the second quarter it was turn as the Chieftains put on a 40-yard march that also died, thanks to Paul Merritt and Gylford dropping Roger Smith for an eight-yard loss.

Smith, noted for his passing, was hurried in the second quarter by Merritt several times. In the third quarter the Chieftains stuck mainly on the ground but Southeast always was there to make the stop except on run. The loss leaves Southeast at 1-3-1 for the season. SoutheaM 0 0 0 Bellevue 0 0 6 59 run. Kick failed.

Statistics Southeast Bellevue now to becoming a polished turn at first, and I heard offensive unit. Several times i the crowd roar, we were very close to break-1 I saw Ron Fairly ing the long coming back toward first, Colorado could take a 3-0 1 and all I could think was league record to is he Oct. 23. Fairly had led off the inning i Missouri has too much of- with a single. i fense for K-State, regardless of whether quarterback Gary Lane is ready.

The blocking of tackles Francis Play and Butch AUison was outstanding in the impressive Minnesota victory. Allison made a racing, diving, backhand catch and skidded on the wet turf past the 'oul line. guess what might have happened if the blow had been a hit, but it is Second-ranked a s-1 possible that it cost Los Anka has too many guns for Wis- geles the game consin. Alston said the Dodgers The Huskers have capable might have an advantage in replacements for two injured; Dodger Stadium, men, defensive end Langston the way we played the Coleman and halfback Ronjfirst two games, of First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Punts by 72 41 5-9 0 4-35 Fumblei lost ...........................0 PaOkitiM 12 78 10 2-6 2 4-30 1 Kirkland. Wisconsin upset Iowa 16-13 last week, owns a good passer in Chuck Burt and a strong defense.

The Badgers have never lost to a Big Eight team. Kansas hopes for effective offense depend on how long quarterback Bob Skahan can go on his twice-injured 1 g. the best runner. beat us in he said. Darrtown, Ohio, is hometown and winter residence, Drysdale said the scouting report on Jim Kaat, star photo story at right Nebraska Bid To Televise Any, All Games Denied application to the NCAA Television to televise any or all of the remaining home games has been denied, Nebraska athletic director Tippy Dye announced Friday night.

University of Nebraska regents president Val Peterson raised the idea of televising home games after all were announced as sellouts. The announcement Friday nigtit ends any possibility of such a move. winning pitcher, described him as six-inn- inp In other words, Kaat would weaken aftnr THE WINNER Mark Wilson comes in first in NWU cross country invita- tiomk I Omaha Central Runner Wins In Cross Country Mark Wilson of Omaha Central won the Nebraska Wesleyan High School Invitational Cross Country title Friday afternoon at Pioneers Park, crossing the finish line in 10:19. Teammate Rusty Crossman finished one second behind Wilson for second place. Third place went to Tona Shultz of Kearney in 10:26.

Omaha Central won the team title with 25 points, followed by Kearney with 29, Omaha Westside 67, Grand Island 68, Hastings 75, lin- 0 1 Southeast 78, Lincoln High 90, and Lincoln Northeast 128. The individual finishers: 1. Mark Wilson, Omaha Central. 2. Rusty Crossman, Omaha Central, 10:20: 3.

Tom Shultz, Kearney. 4. Warren Whitted, Omaha Westside, 10:59: 5. Pete KatsiopoHs. Kearney, 6.

Rick Thiplett, Kearney, 7. Burke Phelts. Hastings, 8. Ron Callihan. Grand Island, 9.

John Butler. Omaha Central. 11:08: 10. Bkkley. UaoolS i I.