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4C Lincoln Snndav and Star October 24, lf)65 Ted Vactor Steals The And Away He Runs Colorado's George Lewark bobbles pass from Bernie McCall. Nebraska safety Ted Vactor moves in, steals the bouncing ball and returns it 30 yards to set up third Nebraska touchdown. I m-cv I Figures ihlllMtllllltlllllllltlllHMIfllllllllllllltlttlllllllllllllr Nebraska RISHTNG Gain Ix)ss Net II .12 11 21 Player Duda Kirkland Wilson Solich Churehich Gregory Tatman Winters Brunk Weber 4 1.1 II 2 .1 3 4 I 1 .10 .17 1 18 8 24 3 4 P.ASSING Ait. rompl. Inte.

Yds. Duda 21 9 2 rhurehieh 4 I 1 15 Weber .10 0 0 PASS RECEIVING Player No. Yds. ID Wbite 4 139 Jeter .1 41 Kirkland 1 8 Gregory 1 15 Solich 1 20 PUNTING Player No. Avg.

Kuehl 6 34 PUNT RETURNS Player No. Yds. Wachholtz 3 111 KICKOFT' RETURNS Player No. Yds. .1 52 INTERC.

Player No. Yds. Wachholtz I 15 1 30 Colorado RISKING Player Att. Gain Loss Net Harry block and Frank fake stymie Colorado defenders, allowing Fred Duda to dash six yards for a touchdown. Mctall 4 12 2 10 Harris (Bill) 9 28 325 ttuiks 14 ,17 6 31 Flantz 7 64 064 Cooks 1 404 PASSING Player Att.

Conipl. Into. Yds. McCall 29 11 2 125 PASS RECEIVLNG Player No. Yds.

TD Harris (Bill) 23 0 Lewark 33 0 Plantz 3 320 Rogers I 100 Polumbus 1 120 I 150 PUNTING Player No. Avg. Anderson 740 Harris (Sam) 1 22 PUNT RETLTINS Player No. Avg. Lee 1 3 KICKOFF RETURNS Player No.

Yds. Polumbus 112 Greer 32 Lewark 1 7 Plantz 1 20 PASS INTERC. Player No.Yds. Making a Point Greer Motti Drummond 5 0 16 The Lineups Nebraska OFFENSE Casey. Taucher.

Kudrna. Drum. Hill. berg. Brichacek.

Richnafsky. Churehich, Weber. Solich, Brtink. Gregory. Tatman, Winters.

DEFENSE Narrish. McCord. Mevlan Strohmyer. Stith, L. Coleman.

R. Coleman. Alvarez. Kuehl, Janik. Thorell.

Vactor. Nettelmann. Colorado OFFENSE Harris. Hammet. Sidwell.

Valkenburg, Csikos, Fricke. Lewark. Babbs. Plantz. Fischer, Crooks.

DEFENSE Donley. Heath. Hokanson. Graves. Lee.

Corson. RS-lrwin. Huskers Come Through Without Any Injuries Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney makes his point a discussion with officials. It appeared that no new injuries popped up in 38-13 victory over Colorado Saturday, some old ones might not have been helped any. Coach Bob Devaney said it appeared halfback Ron Kirkland and end Langston Coleman had bumped their shoulders again and that was why they were used sparingly.

Larry Wachholtz still has a leg that bothers him when he kicks and he practice. just kicks on Bob said. what we ought to start doing with our Larry was perfect five for five and kicked a 35- yard field goal, his longest. Devaney Talk Boivl Bids Nebraska coach Bob Devaney, who takes too kindly about premature bowl discussions, set the record straight when he was quizzed on the subject Saturday. definitely have not received any bowl bids and not even going to dis- cuss them now.

All these guys (bowl scouts) are here to watch, not to invite. not interested in them yet. have too many tough games to Both the Orange and Sugar Bowl were represented in the press box, and both will be at Columbia for the Missouri game next week. Reigning Queen Candy May of Omaha reigned as Homecoming Queen during 38-13 win over Colorado Saturday. court consisted of Diana Focht, Lincoln, Kathy Knight, Lincoln; Diane Smith, Lincoln; Marcia Melichar, Pleasant Dale; Barbara Pflasterer, Omaha; Joan McClymont, Holdrege; Bonnie Brown, Superior; Candy Sasso, Lincoln; and Kathie Glade, Grand Island.

Nebraska feature twirler Susie Kune uses flaming batons for her maybe to keep warm. White knight for Huskers on black day for Colorado Alpha Tau Omega fraternity surprised crowd with a live horse and knight charging onto the field at halftime. doggiest fan is Shaun, a Schnauzer owned by William Sage of Beatrice. Buffaloes Surprised Crowder: JVf7 Just Great By DON FORSYTHE do anything we expected, just a great football was how Colorado coach Eddie Crowder summed up his reaction to Saturday's 38-13 triumph by Nebraska. The Colorado coach compare the Corn- huskers with any other team i previously unbeaten Buffs had played and even hedged a bit on comparing this edition of the Cornhuskers with the 1964 Big Eight champions.

say it looks like about three touchdowns better and one better than last he quickly appraised. (The 1964 score at Boulder was 21-3). But Crowder was liberal in his praise of the Nebraska personnel, his observation being prompted by a discussion of pass defense. think that their pass defense has improved more than any other part of their game. It has been improving from week to Crowder commented.

I still think that pass defense might be their weakest he observed. has good college football players in its secondary, but at about five or six other spots Coach (Bob) Devaney has some of the best college football players in the United said Crowder in expressing his praise of the overall excellence of the Cornhuskers. thought we came up with a great effort all the way through the the Colorado coach continued, when you let men get behind you and bobble a punt you expect to He was speaking of the first quarter plays in which a fumbled punt set up a field goal by Nebraska Larry Wachholtz and the late 95-yard touchdown aerial bomb from Fred Duda to Freeman White in which White got a step on Bobby Lee and outraced him to the goal. Crowder, whose ranked No. 10 in the nation in rushing defense, was pleased with the way his club contained the Nebraska running attack (149 yards) but disappointed that his club gave up 223 yards through the air.

just defend as well against the pass as we should he said. Colorado halfback Bill Harris, injured late in the contest, was described as having a bruised hip. Other than that Crowder thought his young squad came through the game without much physical damage. Jerry Patton NU Tackling Leader Sophomore end Jerry Patton led Nebraska tacklers in 38-13 win over Ck)lorado with 11 stops. Middle Wayne Meylan, making his first appearance with the defensix unit, and linebacker Lynn Senkbeil were close behind with nine each.

Middle guard Jerry Murphy and halfback Kaye Carstens were next with five each..