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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 31

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The Lincoln Stari
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Dennis Goeschel (14) pulls away from one Beatrice defender and steps over another fallen Orangeman as he scores for the Rockets Saturday night. Kuehl Changes Footwork Continued from Page 1C spasmodic today, both the throwing and the catching. we did a good job. This was the best rush put on any passer this season. Our pass rush was containing Burt (Chuck, the Wisconsin quarterback) real well.

And when he did get away from our containment, he was still trying to pass rather than running like others have done against Devaney lauded the play of reserve ends Zimmer and Jerry Patton, who were called on when both starting defensive ends Haug and Mike Grace were injured early in the contest. we used Len Janik there later in the game and he played a good game for Devaney pointed out. may take a good look at him next While both Langston Coleman and Ron Kirkland were in uniform, Devaney said he consider using either because of their injuries. could probably have used Kirkland to he explained, (Al) Kuehl turned in the best punting job had this Kuehl, a native of Wausau, started anew punting step only this week, switching from a three-step kicker to two steps. felt awkward at he explained.

it felt good punting today (Saturday). Before, I was starting off my right foot and taking two steps, so now I start off my left Kuehl started the routine Monday and spent several minutes after practice every day working on the new routine. Quarterback Fred smiling over his starting role as well as the victory, figured the Huskers kept Wisconsin off balance by changing their play patterns. first time I ran the option, it really surprised he noted, when I turned that corner there just anyone there. after I ran a couple of them (one of 59 yards for a TD), they started closing that up, so we went through their middle a little, then went back to the option.

I think we kept them off Jeter was downfield on touchdown jaunt. just outran he told Duda. started to throw a block, but when I saw you out running them, 1 throw Citadel Falls To West Virginia Charleston, S.CM West high-powered offense ground to a halt, but its defense produced a 25-2 Southern Conference victory over The Citadel Saturday night. West Virginia I The Citadel 0 0 2 11 pass from McCune (Kinder kick) Kinder 34 38 intercepted pass (kick failed) 63 punt return (Kinder (Citadel called for Inten- for clippiv in end zone) Beatrice Falls, 34-0 Northeast Posts Fourth Shutout Statistics First downs Yards rusdiing Yards passing Passes Passes intercepted by Fumbles lost Punts Yards penalized 1.3 114 ai 10-22 1 0 6-38 NE 9 1-4 2 1 2-56 15 By DON FORSYTHE Prep Sports Writer Northeast relied on its patented victory formula at Seacrest Field Saturday night as it raced past Beatrice, 34-0. It was the fourth time that the Rockets have blanked a foe and the fourth win in five starts for Art club.

The Rockets did have some early problems with the previously unbeaten Orangemen but used the long bomb and a pair of stout goal line defenses to turn the battle into a walkaway before the Parents Night crowd. The win could have been costly for the Rockets, however, as fullback Tom Rein-1 ick and end Jim Knudtson i suffered injuries which could keep them hobbled for the second half of the season. Reinick was enjoying one of his finer nights. He put the' Rockets on the scoreboard for the first time with a 69-yard dash through the middle of the Beatrice defense after an Alan Jones quick-k i for 68 yards had put Northeast back on its own 31. He finished with 112 yards in five carries and punted twice for a 56-yard average before being sidelined in the third quarter.

i Quarterback Jack Ketterer hit end Hal Smith on a 30-! yard scoring strike in the This Grid Slate COLIKfiK FOOTBALL M'HKDl'LE By The Assot lated Press Week of Friday. Ori. 15 Ciminnati at George Wa.shingtno, night Saturday Ort. EA.S» at Army Dartmouth at Brown Richmond at Buffalo Yale at Columbia Han-ard at Cornell Vlllanova at Delaviare Boston I niveralty at i Pittsburgh vs. Navy at Washington.

DC. Bucknell at Pennsylvania Colgate at Princeton Penn State at Syracuse Tennessee vs. Alabama at Birmingham, Ala. Arkansas State at The Ciudel, night William and Mary at Davidson Clemson at Duke Georgia at Florida SUte, night North Carolina State at Florida Auhurn at Georgia Tech Kentucky at I.ouisian.i night East Carolina at Louisville, night Mississippi at State, night Houston at Miami. night I'ulane Mi.s.sissippi at Jackson.

night Maryland at North Carolina Wake Forest at South Carolina, night Virginia Military at Misaia- sippi, night Virginia Teeh at Vanderbilt, night West Virginia vs. Virginia at Richmond. Va. MIDWEST Iona State at Colorado Toledo at Bowling Green Quantico Marines at Dayton Indiana at Iowa Nebraska at Kansas State Marshal! at Miami. Ohio Purdue at Michigan Ohio State at Mr higan Slate ICI.A Mis luui Wiscon.sin at Ohio I nivei.sit.v Kansas at Oklahoma State at Wit hita, night SOI TIIWEST Te.xas at Tulsa at North Texas State, night Southern Methodist at Rice, night Texas AAM at Texas Christian Oklahnna State at Texas Tech night Colorado State University at West Texas State, night FAR WEST I Washington at California I Oregon State vs.

Idaho at Boise. Idaho Utah at New Mexico, night Air Force vs. Oregori at Portlawl, Ore. Arizona State at San Jose State, night Montanan at Utah State Stanford at Southern California Arizona vs. Washington State at Spo- kane.

Wash. Texas Western at Wyoming. October 10, 1965 Lincoln Sunday Journal ancl Star C5 Fourth PiiLs Wiu Big Second Period Boosts 41-7 Maryland Nips Oddsniakers Tab Wake Forest llViiis In Series Statistics F'lrs! Yards rushing passing Passes Pa.s.se.s int by Fumbles lost Penalty yaiMage Pins Aquinas 14 196 94 8-11 .3 1 1-37 4.5 8 13 57 8-12 1 5.36 5 David City Pius broke away to three touchdowns in the second quarter and went on to rout David City Aquinas, 41-7, here Saturday night. John McEniry led the Thunderbolts by passing for two touchdowns and returning a pass interception 12 yards for the TD in the big quarter. Dana Stephenson returned a punt 75 yards in the second quarter and Kim Wheeler took the ball two yards for a TD, also in the second quarter, to give the Bolts a comfortable 27-0 halftime lead.

Stephcn.son also rfdurned a j)unl .54 without and intcrccpt-'d two lor Pius, now 4-1 on the season. 'Flic Thunderbolts rolled up 196 yards on the ground and hit eight of 11 passes for 94 more yards. Pius was forced to punt only once. On defense, Pius limited the Monarchs to just 13 yards on the ground. David City came up with 8 for 11 pass for 57 yards but three interceptions held down its progress.

Pius 6 21 f) 14 41 0 0 0 7 7 Plus VA'heclcr 13. 2 run-. Stcfibenaon 75 punt return. 15 pass from McEtttry; Adams, 60 pass frwn McBSolry; Mcfcnlry, 12 pass Intercepted 5 (kicks) DC run. PAT Bartunek Kentucky Aerials Top Florida St.

Wmston-vSalem. N. Ernie Torain. a bullish. 200- pound sophomore halfback started his first game, thundered 16 yards for a touchdown in the second minute of the fourth period Saturday and clinched a 10-7 football victory for sluggish Maryland over Wake Forest.

Las Vegas. Nev. makers listed the Minnesota Twins as a 2-3 favorite Saturday to lake the World Series after the Los Angeles Dodg: 4-0 victory in the third game. For game. Dodger pitcher Don Drysdale was a 7-5 favorite over Jim (Mudcat) Grant.

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an equal opportunity employer second quarter as the Rockets made it 14-0 at halftime. Then veteran Doug Campbell picked up the scoring load as he plunged for a one- yard tally and dazzled Orangemen with a nifty 60- yard punt return for another touchdown in the third quarter. Reserve quarterback Dennis Goeschel finished the scoring on a three-yard run in the fourth period. defenders stopped Beatrice on a fourth and goal situation early in the second quarter, then had to repel another threat just before the half. The second threat featured some pinpoint passing by junior quarterback Allan Klaus of Beatrice.

He hit on 6 of 10 passes as the Orangemen marched from their own 40 to the Northeast two. But Ketterer pirated a Klaus toss with seconds remaining before the intermission to end the threat. It was all Northeast in the second half as the Orangemen made no more serious advances toward the Northeast goal. Beatrice Northeast 7 7 13 69 run (Ketterer kick). 30 pass from Ketterer (Ketterer kick).

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