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May Be tniiiiiniitiiiiMiiiiiiHMtHiimmiiiHniiimMiiimnimitniiMiN By Curt Mother Sunday Sports Cotumnitt When tne story i ome', it will probably break out of Washington, or perhaps he between the baked chicken and a sliver of apple pie at some political fund raising dinner The announcement, as I see it, will be that the Nebraska football team was not the handiwork of Bob Devaney and his staff, but instead inspired and developed in grass roots of this or that political party. the part which puzzles me: which of the two great parties will make this claim first. Or will a splinter group come forth and form an entire new party from the idea'' The only certain is it to come. You just know that has to be next step. Ju.st think back over the last few weeks about the political innuendo about tickets, stadiums.

it to reason the team itself is next. God, Mother, Country, Devaney In the past any politician worth his patronage has had to start by endordng such controversial issues as God, motherhood, his country and low taxes. This enough, DOW. the new dimension the Cornhuskers. A few weeks ago it was uncovered in Washington that a hideous plot was perpetrated by the Democrats to keep Republicans from getting seats to a football game.

And not too long ago it seemed to me it was made quite clear stadium expansion managed only through the far-seeing eyes of the Hepublirans. although it developed the far-seeing ey es enough. It figures, too, that at such time a.s the Buskers lose a game it will be only matter of moments until that can be tied to the Democratic administration along with the air base disappearance and the anxious moments with veterans hospital Splinter Group The play to make is for some far out faction to make its move for political recognition. have to be cautious about labels. For instance it would be foolish for them to label themselves as conservatives and wreck the whole thing before it gets off the ground.

have to be liberals. Perhaps the best name lypuld be the party. Certainly this would appeal to the football fan and might even, with a touch of deception, be an inspiration to the poll takers who are clamoring for open saloons. Wayne Wliips Hastings Cardinals Ruin NWU String Again Statistics Statisttes Ruaimc C-ivvng rardage PaASM Uilercefited Punta Fumblaa liMt Warac br 12 111? 3 1 45 15 1.56 34 2-17 2 1 16 Fi rat i I Paaaea Inierceptcd Ptinia Fumbiea loat Varda WILLIAM JEWELL 14 by 236 'J 2 1 NWV 11 144 60 6-22 2 6 61 Hastings Wayne raced to a 20-0 halftimc lead while defeating Hastings. 27-13.

in a Nebraska College Conference football game Saturday. Dean DeBuhr passed for two touchdowns and Burt Matthies carried the heavy running load for the victors. two touchdown pastes and running for the third William Jewell score. Patterson, a 170-pound senior. broke open the scoring with a scoring pass play to Bob Buschmann with six minutes left in the first half.

He threw a 76-yarder In last Cardinal victory. Liberty, Mo. Nebraska perfect season record was snapped by i 1- llam Jewell for the second straight year Saturday as the Plainsmen were blanked, 20-0. by the Cardinals. It was William Jewell that ruined Homecoming William Jewell a in Lincoln last year with a 21- time advantage.

13 victory and the only loss Patterson teamed with wingback Terry Bashor for the second Cardinal TD, a five-yard scoring toss, giving 14-0 half- 7 1.1 7 0 0 7 6-13 1 run Kirby kirk). 14 from Wayne W'ay- Way Srtiilling (kick failedi. Way steckelberg 18 from DeBuhr (Kirby kirk H4S-Ryan 2 run iCongrove kickt. 28 paas interception kirk I 12 run (kick failed). Midland Clinches Title Tie suffered by the Plainsmen during the season.

Tailback Jack Patterson, a thorn in the side of the Plainsmen last year, returned after an early-season injury to lead the Cardinals Patterson plunged over from three yards out for the final score of the afternoon, late in the game, capping a 52-yard drive. Jewell marched to the NWU one yard Une with the opening klckoff, only to Bill Rdhrig Leading NWU Rusher lose the ball on downs to the! strong Plainsman defense. I Wesleyan threatened to score only twice in the n- test. The first coming early in the second period on a march which started on NWU 20. The drive ran out of steam on the Cardinal five where John Modeer intercepted a Dave Lebsack pass.

The Plainsmen mounted one other drive late in fourth quarter with John Westland directing the team. This rally was stopped on William eight yard stripe. Halfback Bill Rohrig was again leading ground- gainer for the Plainsmen, rolling up 81 yards in 12 carries. Patterson picked up 77, yards in a dozen attempts for the Cardinals as well as completing six of 13 passes. I Rohrig sparked the first NWU drive with a 38-yarJ run which put the ball on the W.l 11 yard line.

We.sleyan could net only three first downs in the on. tire first half, finishing game with 11. William Jewell had 19 first downs. The Cardinals outrushcd Nebraska Wesleyan, 236-149. and added 196 yards in le air as opposed to 60 for Plainsmen.

Wesleyan forced to punt nine i finishing the contest with a 44.2 average. It was the fifth victory for William 11 in seven starts, while Wesleyan now owns a 5-1 season record. Wiliam Jewell 0 14 0 NWU WJ-Buschmann. 82, from (Sthroeiler kick). WJ Ba.shor, 5 pagg from Patteraon (Schroeder kick).

3 run (run faiiede). Staliitics Midland 20 FootMl kciwfti 273 56 6-13 2 2 46 5 Northwestern 13 1.31 no 6-30 1 4-14 0 0 their I First downs Rushing yardage i I Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts Fumbles lo.st Yards penalized Orange City. Iowa i.4V-Mid- land of clinched at least a tie for the football championship in the Tn-State Conference Saturday by whipping Northwestern of I Iowa, 33-14. It was fifth vie- I Holy Cross 20, Buffalo 7 jtory against one defeat I I the conference. Northwestern Syracuse 52, pitt 13 is 0-5 in league play.

MMland 7 7 7 Northwestern 0 7 0 5 run (Prauner kidt) 1 run (Andrews kick) Mid- Roberts 14 run (Green kick) 6 run (Green kick) Mid- Blair 26 from Vickery (kick failed) 18 pa.ss from Green (kick failed) 80 run (Andrews kick) It might be wise to overlook the word constitution. Those who go on weekend football trips would find it hard to live with since the over-training which goes on on weekend trips is difficult on constitution. It could be that another good name would be the party. This would appeal, at least as a name, to these wives who have already labeled their husbands that for their weekend activities of either going to game or wearing out the furniture and the seat of pants in front of the tube. A Great Campaign Certainly, slogans and campaign promises would be by the carload.

The leader, when he organizes, 'shnuld rise and say: got a cinch winner if we can tell the people just what it is we intend to do. have a game on every station and two tickets on the 50-yard line for every game. got to change the terminology. No longer will It be the mainstream of thinking. It will be the 50-yard line of thinking.

change the holidays. Independence Day will on Dec. 26. Labor Day on the 27th and Memorial Dav on the 28th and so on. That way all have a week off for bowl games.

The thing here is to forget taxes, educa- LeMars Towa tion. highways and urban renewal. football that mat- ing heav iV on of ters and got to carry our fight to the people. And Bob Ferguson wSar remember, a point on the underdog is as good as two on the favorite. ya under the goal HIGH SCHOOLS 19.

12 City 20, Dma 0 Niobrara 40. 13 STATE COLLEGES Chadron 27. St. Mary's 0 Midland 23, Northwestern (U.) 14 Concordia 14. Doane 0 Weatmar 14, Dana 0 Wayne 27.

Haatings 13 William Jewell 20, WE.SLEYAN 0 Peru 14. Kearney 13 BIG EIGHT NEBRA.SKA 16, MiMouri 14 Kansas 34. Kansas St. 0 Colorado 13, Oklahoma 0 Iowa St. 14.

Oklahoma St. 10 EAST West CJiestei 30. Kutztown 0 Haven 21. 7 Dickson 20, Lebanon Valley 8 Alfred 62, Ursinus 0 Southern Conn. 36, Trenton St.

12 Boston Coll. 41, VMI 12 Bo.ston U. 30. Rutgers 0 Rates 10, Bowdoin 0 Conn 27, New Hampshire 0 Holy Cross 20, Westmar Dumps Dana, 14-0 Statistics First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Dana Westmar 11 17 171241 7 43 1-6 4-14 0 1 6-41 0 0 45 NCC Race Tight Kearney Upset By Peru In NCC Tilt scored on two sustained drives Saturday and defeated Dana, 14-0, in a Tri-State Conference football game. Dana 077 Strous 1 run (Chittenden kick) Ferguson 6 run (Ades kick) Statistics downs Ru.shin* ynrdage Pavsinc yardfige Passes Punts Fumbles loirt Vsrtle KEARNEY 12 72 10 7-18 1 6.39 2 50 PERU 16 71 13-22 0 6-36 0 50 Peru iJ?) Linebacker Bill Everhart blocked two placement kicks in the dying minutes to pressure an up.set 1413 Peru victory over Kearnney in the Nebraska College Conference Saturday night.

The victory engineered by quarterback Carl Satterfield threw the NCC title race i a three-way tie between Peru, Kearney and each with a 3-1 record. Kearney scored with 1:56 to play and Everhart broke through to block Lee extra-point attempt. Everhart repeated the effort with seven seconds remaining, when he stopped a Jacobsen field goal attempt from the 35. Tulsa Duo Sets Four NCAA Marks In Win Statistics First dowjui Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Pas.ses intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Tulsa SID 7 2 159 43 477 99 42-65 10-16 4 2 1 0 118 43 0-14 Carl Keainey 0 7 0 Peru 7 0 7 Per -John Creamer 7 pass from Windhorst kick) Koa Myron Inselman II paaw from Neil Kijup Jacobsen kick) Per- Jim Kollbaum 1 run (Windhorst Kaup 1 run (kick Laiideck Sparks Princeton Win (iougars Stop Slate Statistirs Orejion Flr.st downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Pisses Passe.s intercepted bv Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Brown Princeton .36 257 7-32 0 201 11-8 2 1-44 2 35 Ron 40 pass 0 7 1.3 7 27 14 7 11 10 15 from Landeck Princeton, Landeck sparked Princeton with four touchdown passes as the Tigers withstood a brilliant performanci' by Boh Hall and beat Brown 4.5-27 Saturday for their 15th straight' football victory. Briiun Princeton Bowers (Gogjolak kick i (Gogolak kick) kick) 'Gogolak kick) 28 run (Mennell kick) Prto 6 pass from I.4indeck (Gogolak kick) Hall Prfc- Bowers 69 (qrirolak kick) 6pass from Landeck 'Gogolak kick) 1 i.ass from hall CVIenncIl Pnn- FG Gogolak 44 Attendance 22,000.

Seven Detroit (UPI) The Detroit Red Wings have w-on consecutive regular championships, a Nation- id Rockey League record. Statistics WSIJ irsi dovin.s j2 Rushing 117 Pa.ssing yardage 117 Passes Pass. intercepted by .3 lost 0 Yards penalized .25 osu 14 199 72 6-14 1 1 31 Corvallis, Ore. State scored on a whirlwind drive at the end of the first half and held off a relentless Oregon State ground attack for a 10-8 football victory Saturdav. 3 7 00 0-10 0 8 (kick pass from Landeck W'ashington State WSl FG Gcrcla 35 WSU Kilmes, 1 run (Gerela kick) OSU llrothers 3 run pas.s from (jrlim) Nix Leads TCU Past Bavlor Waco, Tex.

OP) Christian contained sophomore passing Saturday and quarterback Kent Nix guided the Horned Frogs to a 10-7 Southwest Conference victory over favored Bears. Texa.s Chri.stian 0 7 3 Baylor 7 0 0 Ha.ves 4 run (Purvis kick) Ball 5 pas.s from Nix (Alfred Carbondale, 111. deluxe passing combination of Bill Anderson to Howard Twilley set four NCAA marks Saturday as the Golden Hurricanes ruined Southern homecoming, 5512 Anderson passed for five touchdowns and ran for another and Twilley made good on seven of eight extra point attempts. Twilley, a 180-pound senior end. grabbed touchdown passes of 29 and 1 yards -o set a career record of 25, breaking the mark of 23, set by Vito Rogasso of William Mary in 1949.

Ju'sa 14 20 7 14-S5 0 0 12 10 run Twilley kick 29 pass from Anderson Twilley kick 18 pass interception Twilley kick Tulsa Maddox 11 pass from Anderson kick failed Tulsa Sweeney 22 pass from Anderson Twilley kick TuLsa Daugherty 16 lateral from Twilley after II pa.s.s from Ander.son Twilley kick SlU Hart 1 run pass failed Ferende 17 pass from Hart pass failed, Tulsa Daugherty 5 run Twilley kick Tulsa Twilley i pa.ss frwn AiKlerson Twilley kick Attendance 15,000. Florida State Escapes, 7-6 SUitbUci Dartmouth 20, Yale 17 Northea-stern 14, Kings Point 13 Colgate 29. Army 28 Cornell 20, Columbia 6 Howard 26, Hampton Inst. I Wilkes 30, Juniata 20 Ma.ss 41, Vermont 6 Drexel 14, Penn Military 8 Princeton 45. Brown 27 Temple 31.

Delaware 22 Amher-st 28, Tufts 7 We.sleyan 28. Hamilton 0 Bucknell 3.3. Hofstra 6 Cortland St. 68, Glassboro 0 Hobart 27, Johns Hopkins 14 Mu.skingum 7, Waynesburg 6 Williams 28, Union 27 Worcester Poly 13. RPl 0 Maine 42.

Colby 14 Central Conn. St. 35, Amer. Intern. 20 California (Pa) St.

34, Clarion 33 Grove City 21. Geneva 6 CW Post 14. Wagner 2 Trinity 28, Cost Guard 20 Rhode Island 7. Springrield 6 Maravtan 14, Albright 6 Rochester 14, St. Lawrence 13 Middlebury 14.

Norwich 12 Westminster 32, Glenvllle 6 Gettysburg 40, Lafayette 20 Fairmont 59. Bethany 6 Indiana (Pa) St. 14, Rock 7 Lycoming 27. Susquehanna 8 39, Bridgewater 7 Frostburg 11. Maine Maritime 0 Stroudsburg St.

33, Millcrsville 8 Allegheny 18, Wash ft Jeff 16 Ithaca 14, Bridgeport 7 SOUTHWEST Austin 41, Missourri Valley 0 Arkansas St. 27, Murray, Ky. 12 S.MU 31, Texas 14 San Jose St. 27. New Mexico 7 Utah St.

34, Brigham Young 21 TCU 10. Baylor 7 Texas Tech 27, Rice 0 Sul Ross 24, Texas Afcl 13 Trinity 24. Texas Lutheran 6 McMurray 3. Tarleton 0 New Mexico State 41, Eastern New Mexi- ico 7 Ea.st Texas State 6, Howard Payne 0 Harding 38. Ozarks 0 Stephen F.

Austin 14. Sam HouMon IS Houston 40, C3iattanooga 7 Arkansas St. Tea. 28, Ark. AAM 28.

Arkansas Tech 16, Henderson 0 Drake 24, Abilene 7 Southwest Texas 35. San Angelo 7 Arlington St. 27. Arizona St. OoH.

8 Arkansas 31. Texas 0 Pomona 47. Hayward St. 8 Ouachita 28, Southern Arte. 1 Jactawn 35.

Whey 14 Arizxma State U. 28, Texas Western 20 BIG TEN Indiana 21. Iowa 17 Michigan St. 49, Northwestern 7 Illinois 21, Purdue 0 Michigan 50. Wisconsin 14 Ohio State 11, Minnesota 10 SOUTH Sewanee 41, Southwestern, Tenn.

Knoxville Fisk 12 JC 28, Winston-Salem 18 Concord 67, Shepard 18 Heidelberg 28, Otterbein 0 Livingstone 35. St. Paul's 14 No. Carolina Ck)ll. 32.

Shaw 12 Clark Coll. 32. Morehouse 0 Ft. Valley St. 19.

Tuskegee 8 Wa.shington Lee 41, Bridgewater 13 John Carroll 21, Thiel 7 Carolina 26, Elon 14 23. LSU 0 Middle Tenn 21. Austin Peay 20 Guilford 25, Newberry 7 Hampden Syd. 13 Hillsdale 26, Kentucky St. 18 Citadel 24, Richmond 0 Maryland St.

14. Norfolk St. 0 Randolph Macon 13, West Maryland 8 No. Carolina St. 13, Virginia 0 Georgia 47.

No. Carolina 35 Georgia Tech 35, Duke 23 Morgan 31. Carolina A4T Clemson 26, Wake forest 13 Kentucky 28. West Virginia 8 Wm It Mary 3, So. Mississippi 0 Virginia Union 13.

Virginia St. Auburn 28. Florida 17 Geo. Washington 23. Davidson 7 Quantico 36.

Camp Lejeune 12 Maryland 27. So. Carolina 14 13, Tulane 0 Memphis State 27. West Texas SUte 12 Tech 20, Tennessee Tech 6 East Carolina 45, NE 0 McNeese 10, Louisiana College 0 UT. Martin Bratich 19, NW Louisiana 17 Alabama 10, Miss 7 Tampa 30, Jacksonville 11 Texas Southern 26, GramWing 6 lainior Rhyne 21.

Carson-Newman 12 Troy, Ala. 21, Presbyterian 0 Louisville 30. Wichita 10 Wofford 22. Appalachian 14 Florida St. 7, Virginia 6 Tenn St.

40, Southern, La. 36 MIDWEST Simpson 19, Wartburg 6 Gustavus Adolphus 20, Hamline 6 Cape Girardeau 16, Warrensburg 14 KirksvUle 20, Maryville 14 Cornell 21, SL Olaf 13 l.aither 53, Wm Penn 0 Central 20. Upper Iowa 7 Graceland 35, Iowa Wesleyan 13 Ripon 10, Carleton 6 St. Coll. Iowa 41, So.

Dakota St. 0 Taylor 14, Franklin 0 Stout 13, Oshkosh 7 Springfield (Mo) St. 14, Rolla 0 Principia 14. Rooe Poly 7 Pitt (Kan) St. 33, Emporia St.

14 Langston 18. Bishop 0 Illinois Coll 46, Cent. Methodist 0 Western Reserve 14, Eastern Mich 14 NE Missouri 20, NW Missouri 14 SE Missouri 16. Cent. Missouri 14 Sterling 28.

Kansas 13 Hope 34. Kalamazoo 0 Albion 28. Olivet 12 Wayne St. (Mich) 23. Case Tech 7 No.

Dakota St. 66. So. Dakota 8 Anderson 31. Indiana Central 14 Akron 17, Baldwin-Wallace 0 Notre Dame 29, Navy 3 Western Mich.

17, Marshall 14 Northwestem, Wis. 34. Northland Carroll. Wls. 20.

Lake Forest 0 River Falls 7. Platteville 6 Whitewater 26. Eau Claire 2 III. Wesleyan 20, Augustana 0 Washington (Mo) 18. Valpariao 6 Wabash 61, Hanov-r 7 Winona (Minn) St.

48. Elmhurst 12 Xavier 35, Villanova 0 Northern Mich. 21. Findlay Coll. 19 Toledo 7.

Kent St. 3 Beloit 23. Monmouth 12 Tulsa 55, So. Illinois 12 Concordia 33, St. Procopius 12 ParscMU 52, Wheaton 7 Miami, Ohio 23, Bowling Green 7 Denison U.

43, Carnegie Tech 13 Carthage 14. North Central 7 Bradley 29. Illinois St. 12 No. Texas St.

28. Cincinnati 24 Butler 14, DePauw 8 North Park 3. Millikin 0 Northern III. 20. Eastern 111.

11 Moorhead St. 14. Lincoln. Mo. 12 Earlham 21.

Wilmington 13 Coe 21. Knox 14 Alma 3, Adrian 0 Morningside 21. Augustana (S.D.) 7 Ball St. 52, Indiana St. 15 Wooster 47.

Hiram 12 Mount Union 41, Marietta 0 Georgetown 21, Defiance 6 Capital 19, Ashland 14 Oberlin 41, Kenyon 14 Wittenbergh 17. Ohio Wesleyan 0 St. (Minn) 28, Augsiiwrg 6 Yankton 32, Sioux Falls 14 Buena Vista 35. Tarkio 0 MayvUle. N.D.

30. Ellendale 2 34. Macalester 6 Dakota Wesleyan 41. Hunm 19 St. Cloud 26, Minnesota-Morris 0 Mjnot 25, Valley City 21 General Beaidle 22, Souta Dakota Tech 0 Northern, S.D.

14, Black Hills 10 Oklahoma 20. Panhandle 13 SW Missouri St. 14. Mo. Mines 0 Dayton 13.

Ohio U. 7 WEST Washington St. 10. Oregon St. I UCLA 10.

Air Force 0 Oregon 17. Idaho 14 Montana 13. U. of Pacific 7 Washington 41. Stanford 8 Utah 22.

Colorado St. If California 21, Penn St. 17 Idaho State 27, Portland St. 7 No. Dakota 21, Montana St.

12 Lewis 4c Clark 15, Br. Columbia 0 Oregon E)du. 27, Whitman 0 UC. Santa Barbara 14, Santa CHara 13 San Fern. Valley 14.

Whittier 12 Eastern Mont. 45, Northern Mont. 3 Montana Tech 26. Rocky Mt. 6 Central Wash.

28. Pacific Lutheran 20 Occidental 26, LaVeme 16 Nevada 26. Cai Aggies 13 Bluffton 20, Manchester 12 Bemidji 24, Lacrosse 14 Mankato 23. St. Norbert 7 Southern Ore.

51, Elastern Ore. 14 Linfield 40. Pacific, Ore. 6 Whitworth 28. Puget Sound 7 Omaha Topples Washburn Statistics Omaha Washburn First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 10 152 61 55 5-12 2-7 by 1 1 5-36 4-46 2 0 61 55 Arizona State Rallies, 28-20 El Paso, Tex.

(JV-Arizona state University, throttled for three periods, penetrated Texas defense for three fourth quarter touchdowns Saturday night and a 28-20 victory in a non-conference football game. irsi downs T'ovo yaraage 1 exas Pa.ssing yardage Baylor's intercepied by sensation VPI 12 16 151 229 49 37 6 11 5-10 2 0 6 12 3 4 0 2 29 10 Hav TCU 0-10 0- 7 'FG AUurd 39 'fallahassee la State edged Virginia Tech 7-6 Saturday night with safety Bill Campbell saving the game for the by breaking up a two-point VPI conversion attempt. Topeka, Kan. Omaha University made its season football record 6-1 Saturday night with a 19-10 victory over Kick) Washburn of Topeka. Omaha trailed 10-7 at the half but counted in each of the last two periods.

Don Del Mazzio kicked a 35-yard field goal for Washburn in the first quarter, then Bill Dodd put Omaha ahead with a five-yard run before Washburn got another touchdown for the intermission lead. Marlin Briscoe ran five yards and Gerald Allen went two for the second-half Omaha touchdowns. Omaha 0 7 6 Washburn 3 7 0 Was-Dei Mazzio 35 FG. 5 run (Blankenship kick). 12 run (Del Uaxxko Idck).

5 run (run failed). 3 run (pim fiUed). Arizona State 0 7 0 Texas Western 4 16 0 TWC-Weeks 1 run (kick failed) 11 pass from Stevens 1 run (Cook kick) 2 run (Davis kick) 1 run (Davis kick) 69 punt return (Davis (Davis kick) Attendance 24,753. 64 pass interception Wolf pack Whips Virginia, 13-0 Charlottesville, Va. North Carolina Shelby Mansfield and Charlie Noggle gave Virginia a lesson in how I to run with a football Satur; day as the Wolfpack ly spoiled homecoming for the Cavaliers 13-0 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game.

N.C. State 3 0 7 3-13 Atteodgnce 2SJX)0. Mustangs Surprise Longhorns SUtisUcs Rushing ynrdagt Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized ..14 97 90 7-26 2 3 25 S.MU 12 218 112 5-17 3 0 60 Dallas, Tex. (JV-Sophomore Jim 93-yard touchdown run broke open a tight game and Ronnie 58-j yard return of an intercepted! pass clinched it Saturday as Southern Methodist beat Texas, 31-14, to stay in the running for the Southwest Conference football championship. Southern Methodist jammed three touchdowns into the final period to humiliate the proud Longhorns.

Southern Methodist was beating Texas for the first time in six years, and it was the first time in 10 years for Texas to lose three games in a row. A crowd of 48,000 rocked the Cotton Bowl as the Mustangs, who won only one game in 10 last season, won a battle of breaks. the Huskers Chant Duda Still Undefeated 0 0 0 10 6 0 SMU S.MU—FG Partee 28 32 pass from Livingston (Partee kick) 3 run (Run failed) 93 run (Partee kick) 58 (Partee kick) 7 nin (Lammons pass from Lott) 45 from Livingston (Partee kick) Attendance 48,000. Columbia, Mo. victorious Cornhuskers marched to the dressing room chanting, the way, all the after 16-14 win over Missouri here Husker coach Bob son, Mike, pushed his way through newsmen to n- gratulate his father after the game among the NU locker room visitors was Joe Sassano.

who coached NU quarterback Fred Duda in high school at Chicago. Sassano confirmed reports that Duda has never been in a losing ball game that he has started. tied one in which Fred started in high school, but we never lost Sassano said. Nebraska has never lost a game Duda had started NU linebacker Lynn Senkbeil missed the second half with a foot injury Defensive halfback Kaye Carstens lost a front tooth during the contest. Nebraska, by winning Saturday, retains the i c- tory bell that goes to winner of the NU-Missouri game The senior hon- orory societies at the two schools exchange the bell in pre-game ceremonies Nebraska has had possession of the bell the last three years band get to participate in pre-game ceremonies because one of their buses broke down en route here and part of the bandsmen were late arriving a banner paraded by Nebraska fans at caused two Missouri fans and one Nebraska fan to be ushered from the game by police.

The two Missourians charged onto the field intent on tearing the banner down and were met by a rotund Husker fan just as intent on saving it. After a lecture all returned to the game. California Upsets Penn State, 21-17 Air Came Damages Doane, 14-0 Statistics Calif. First downs lo yardage 103 Passing yardage 91 6-13 Passes intwwpeted by 1 Punts Fumbles lost 0 penalized 61 Penn SL 24 178 227 17-27 2 3 81 Statistics Concordlia First downs 9 Ruahing yardage ...................130 Passing yardage ...................177 Paaaes 10-18 Passes Intercepted by 0 Punts 5-29 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 10 Doane 13 166 29 4-17 2 7-32 2 45 Crete (ilV-Concordia scored two touchdowns in the final quarter to end a scoreless deadlock and defeat Doane, 14-0, Saturday. A 74-yard pass play with Wayne Gray throwing to Jim Young gave Concordia its first score with nine minutes remaining.

Two 15-yard passes from Gray to Young preceded the second score. Concordia 0 0 0 Doane ............0 0 0 74 pass from Gray (Borer kick) one run (Borer kick) Berkeley, (UPI) Jim Hunt, a late game replacement for quarterback Dan Berry, threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to Jerry Bradley after time had run out Saturday to give Golden Bears a stunning 21-17 upset victory over Penn State. Penn State 7 0 California 7 7 recovered fumble in end zone (Sinclair kick) 1 run (Sherman kick) 1 run (Sinclair kick) Sherman 31 14 pass from White (Sherman kick) 45 pass from Hunt (Sinclair kick) Attendance 38,000. Rice Trampled By Texas Tech Vanderbilt Hits Tulane, 13-0 New Orleans scored twice in the second quarter Saturday, then used a formidable defense to frustrate favored Green Wave, 13-0. Steve Bevil, a junior halfback, took a punt from Dave East, cut to the sidelines and scampered 67 yards for the first score of the game.

Toby Wilt missed the extra point. Later in the second period, Vanderbilt marched 56 yards in 10 plays for its final touchdown. Fullback Jim Whiteside cracked over from the two-yard line for the score. 0 (kick Vanderbilt 13 0 Tulane 0 0 67 punt return failed) 3 run (Wilt kick) Attendance 27,000, est. Benson Paces Harriers Lubbock, Tex.

iJf) Donny Anderson sparked Texas Tech to an easy 27-0 victory over Rice Saturday for its fifth straight victory of the season. Anderson scored two touchdowns, running five yards for one and taking a 43-yard pass from Tom Wilson for another. He rushed for 82 yards on 21 carries and hauled in six Wavne AD Rpnqon Nebraska in College Conference Cross fnr tho Country meet Saturday in to the Red Raiders. 21:08. Lou Fritz of Peru was 2 16 pass interception (kick Allen bchneider Of Keamey, 21:39.

Kearney, however, won the team award of 28 points. Chadron Coasts To 27-0 Win Dodge City, Kan. transformed three St. of the Plains fumbles into first half touchdowns and went on to a 27-0 football victory Saturday. The first fumble was at the St.

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