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Jayhawks To Test NU Next Continued from Page 1C is small (178) and has had trouble holding onto the ball. "But today he made a big difference in the ball game. He held onto the ball well. Never fumbled. Took one wide pitchout and even caught a pass.

When pressed by writers on a promotion for Miller, however, Mitchell remained non- commital. lot depends. We want to check the movies and on our injury situation next week in Miller, a product of Omaha North high school, has been running on the second team, but got his break when regular Mike Johnson came up with a leg injury. The KU offense treated the 36.900 fans with an awesome offensive attack. It clicked for 326 yards and 21 first downs.

And Kansas turned what observers thought would be a close game into a one-sided affair real early. Abernethy got the first touchdown on a one-yard sweep after Jerry Barnett had recovered his second K-State fumble in the first period. Then Dave Bouda, another Omahan added his first of four extra point placements. The second Kansas TD drive covered 66 yards early in the second period with Abernethy scoring from 15 yards out. This is about the point where the roof fell in on the Wildcats.

Moments later Bill Wohlford, a 191-pound middle guard, intercepted an errant aerial from i Castillo and rambled 25 yards to paydirt. Then it was turn to enter the scoring column. On the first play after the Kansas kickoff, linebacker Greg Roth recovered a fumble which gave the Jayhawks possession of the pigskin at the KSU 25 yard line. Miller plunged in from the one after a ten-yard run by him kept the short drive alive. Kansas defense began to hold slightly better after intermission, but so did the KU defense that continued to play fine football.

The last score of the contest came in the third period when Fenton scored on an eight-yard run that started out to be a pass play. Fenton rolled back on a third and one situation looking for a receiver, but instead found nothing but clear sailing into the end zone. However, Fenton hobbled the ball going in and still another Omahan, starting offensive end Sandy Buda, was there to save the day. The KU defense was so effective that Kansas State traveled into Jayhawk territory only four times in the game and twice was immediately pushed back into its own land. Kansas State was able to gain pnly 50 yards of net rushing in 37 attempts.

However the passing picked up 114 yards. The Wildcats also lost three fumbles and had five passes intercepted. And so Kansas coach Mitchell will be hoping for a third consecutive near-perfect game from his charges Saturday when they invade Nebraska. Kansas State 0 0 0 Kansas 7 20 7 1 run (Bouda kick) 16 run (Bouda kick) 30 pass interception (Bouda kick) 1 run (kick failed) 7 run (Bouda kick) Attendance 36,900. McCook JC Runs Record to 8-0 In Triumph Trinidad, Colo.

McCook Junior College scored twice on pass interceptions, once after a fumble recovery and once on a punt return to defeat Trinidad State, 30-7, Saturday. The victory gave McOok the Empire Conference championship and ran its record for the season to 8-0. Wally Agnew drove over with two of the touchdowns, the second one after Melvin White had recovered a fumble on the 14. McCook 0 6 6 Trinidad 0 0 0 1 run (kick failed). 15 pass interception (pas.s fa I'd).

1 run (pass failed). 35 pass interception (pass failed). 42 run (kick failed). 1 run (Grantz kick). Wihon in Tiger Squeeze Harry Wilson drives between two Tigers for three yards.

Block Continued from Page 1C too bad that a team like that has to he continued. came to play and apparently early in the game they wanted to play worse than we Barnes blocked a Missouri punt early in the game, a feat he credited to luck. just happened to run in there he said, explaining the punt block, thought I (iould do it again, but they let me through Halfback Harry Wilson, who set up the first Husker touchdown with a 37-yard run that put the ball at the Missouri one, felt the NU halfbacks were able to run well against Missouri because of the Tiger defensive alignment. defense was standing off the line a he said. allowed the halfbacks to hit quicker and pick up a couple of yards before getting 8 Standings Nebraska 4 0 0 Missouri 3 1 0 Colorado 3 1 1 Oklahoma 1 0 Iowa State 2 2 1 Kansas .......................2 2 0 Oklahoma State 0 4 0 Kansas State 0 5 0 BIG Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilt Savings on the following: Starters Voltage Regulator Water Pump Master Cylinder Wheel Cylinder Fuel Pumps Carburetors Oregon Whips Idaho, 17-14 Eugene, Ore.

iff) Oregon likes to alternate quarterbacks Tom Trovato and Mike Brundage and each came up with a touchdown play Saturday that carried the Ducks to a 17-14 football victory over Idaho. Idaho 0 6 0 Oregon 7 3 0 7 pass from Trovato (School kick) Scholl 21 1 run (pa.ss failed) 6 run (Lavens run) 2 pass from Brundage (Scholl kick) Attendance 15,500. Kentucky Stops West Virginia Statistics W. V.A. First downs 13 Rushing yardage 175 Pas.sing yardage 44 Passes 7-12 Pas-ses intercepted by 0 Punts 5-39 Fumbles lost ........................1 Yards penalized 55 KY.

25 246 144 11-18 1 4-39 0 24 SINGER BOYS 2000 25th Adams Ijexington, Ky. A stiff Kentucky defense stopped the vaunted West Virginia offense cold as the Wildcats overran the Mountaineers, 28-8. in the Kentucky Homecoming football game Saturday. The game did not folio the West Virginia 0 0 8 Kentucky 3 6 6 13- 28 Andrighett 20 1 run (kick failed) 3 run (pass failed) 4 run (Dunlevy, pass from McCune) 4 run (kick blocked) KY-Bird nm (Autricbetti kick) ISU Rally Topples October 31, 1965 Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star C3 Despite Penalties iiiiiiinfiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMniiiiiiiiiNi By Hal Broten Sanday Sports Columnist No Broken Fingers Kansas City, a cold, windy night last winter, Kent McCloughan had just finished playing a basketball game at Cortland with several former Nebraska gridders now in the pro ranks. The native of Broken Bow, was a very interested listener as they discussed the trials and tribulations of pro football at a post-game bull session.

McCloughan had just signed a pro contract with the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League and wanted to hear all he could about the play-for-pay Ufe. of the most noticeable things about pro football is how hard the quarterbacks throw the Lloyd Voss of the Green Bay Packers started the conversation. agreed Dennis Stuewe, who had been a member of the Minnesota Vikings. how I got a broken thumb. They throw the ball like a As McCloughan, who had been told he probably would be given a try at flanker back, listened to the discussion, he began to ponder the problems of catching the buUet- type passes.

tell them I want to be a defensive he mused. The former Husker have to tell Oakland. They told him. Between his signing and the first day of camp last summer, the Raiders decided McCloughan would be a defensive back. And the speedy ex-NU star has earned a starting role at a position that rates second only to quarterback in being the toughest spot for a rookie.

Tough Backing Up McCloughan, who goes forward fast enough to be a former Big Eight sprint champion, says his biggest problem has been in learning to go backwards. have had some trouble learning to back up the way you have he especially against guys Uke Lance Alworth. It puts quite a strain on you when you have to be backing up against a guy going forward who is just as fast as you McCloughan modestly points out his speed is not as big an advantage in the AFL as it was when he was a Cornhusker. are a lot of guys in this league who are jusfas fast as I he notes. McCloughan surprised by the change from college to pro football, possibly because he had been filled in on the game by former teammates such as Voss and Dennis Claridge.

about like I he points out. every bit as hard as I expected it to be. defensive corner back is especially hard because there is so much responsibility. When you get beat back there, for a Keeping Track Of NU McCloughan, who is here for game against the Kansas City Chiefs, keeps close watch on his former mates. in Broken Bow keep me pretty well posted by sending me he says.

with viarren Powers here also, we keep a close eye on the Huskers. Gus Otto of Missouri on our team, Warren and I have had a lot of fun discussing the Nebraska-Missouri McCloughan notes. stntr Iowa Stale First downs 14 14 RushinK yardaie 138 Passing yard.i*e 76 100 PasRM 8 18 930 Passes Intercepted by I 1 Punts 6-37 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 64 Ames, Iowa lowa State, fumbling away 10 points in the first half, came back on the passing and running of quarterback Tim Van Galder for a 14-10 Big Eight conference football victory over Oklahoma State Saturday. The Cowboys converted two Cyclone fumbles into a 10-0 lead before Iowa State could get a touchdown on the scoreboard. Van Galder hit Leslie Webster on a 36-yard touchdown pass the first time ftie Cyclones got the ball in the first quarter, but the score was i nullified by an illegal er down field.

Oklahoma State then marched ,54 yards in 13 plays after Will Nahrgang recovered fumble on the I Oklahoma State 46 Sopho' more quarterback Rudd Burris completed passes of 12 and 6 yards and ran for 18 more to the Iowa State five. Walt Garrison. 20fl-poiind fullback, smacked Iowa line four times and wound up a yard short of the end zone, but a Cyclone offside on the fourth down play! gave Oklahoma State another try. Larry Elliott got in from a yard out. and Charles Durkee added his 28th consecutive extra point.

Iowa Gary King fumbled the ensuing kickoff and Bill Young recovered for the Cowboys on the Cyclone 18. On fourth down, Durkee booted a 31-yard field goal. With 58 seconds remaining in the second quarter, Willie Robinson ended a 72-yard Iowa State march by scoring on a three-yard run. Van Galder completed three passes to Eppie Barney for a total of 45 yards during the 12-play drive. The Cyclones wrapped up their second conference victory against two defeats and a tie when Van Galder ran 32 yards for the winning touchdown in the third quarter.

Danny 16-yard punt into the wind set up the Iowa State scoring opportunity. Robinson rushed for 121 yards in 20 carries. The Cowboys, who now have lost four straight conference games, nearly pulled out a victory on the passing of Glenn Baxter in the final 54 seconds of the game. Oklahoma State ,7 3 0 Iowa State 0 7 7 1 run (Durkee kick) OS-FG Durkie 31 Robinson 3 run (Balkovec kick) Galder 32 run (Balkovec kick) Attendance 20..500. Power Defense Stops Sooners, 13-0 olo First RushiiiK yardage Pas-slng yardage IntercepltHl by Yards 13 1)1 11.5 3 0 142 Okla.

18 137 147 11 25 2 3 Norman, Okla. lUPU Colorado overcame its own mistakes and blanketed Oklahoma with a powerful defense Saturday to whip the Sooners. 13-0. in a Big Eight Conference football clash. The charged-up Buffaloes intercepted three passes and recovered three fumbles to completely blunt the Sooner attack.

Colorado held Oklahoma on the one-yard line as the first half ended and halted another drive on the 1.3 early In the fourth quarter. three Oklahoma errors to up its lone touchdown Fullback Este.s Banks col- the tally on a one- yard belt over lett tackb' late in the first quarter, maxing a 48-yard march in 13 plays. Frank Rogers, the Big leading scorer, kicked field goals of 34 and 42 yards and booted the extra point after touchdown to complete the scoring. Colorado had one touchdown called back and muffed at least two other golden opportunities because of its own misciies. which saw the Buffs penalized 90 yards in the second half alone Colorado, which now stands in the BI Eight, was penalized a total of 142 yards on 12 In- Player Is Open King Shivers Paces Utah St.

Win Gary Flayer of South playing so slowly he w'as threatened w'ith a two-stroke penalty, the Golf Saturday by a record six strokes. He posted totals of that left Jack Nick- Silas To Play As Hawks, SF Vie In Omaha Omaha (UPI) The St. Louis Hawks could be pitted against the surprise team of the National Basketball Association when they meet the San Francisco Warriors for a regular league game at Civic Auditorium at 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5.

Among the Hawk players is Paul Silas, scoring and rebounding ace during his collegiate career at Creighton University. Silas is back in action after a summer injury to this foot delayed work on his switch from center to forward. MiiiiiiiiiiifiiniiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiiiiii Ask The Man from Equitable about the Assured College Fund policy W. F. (lENNV) BENISaiEK laus of Columbus.

Ohio, the defending champion, and Frank Phillijis of Australia in the runner-up slot. had 66-63-70-71-270 for his four trips over tlie flat Kooyonga course w'here par is 37-36-73 although the only hazards are a few man-made dunes and a few trees along tlie borders of the layout. fractions, eight of which were for 15 yards each. Oklahoma Intercepted two Colorado passes, bat the Boffa- loes recovered all five of their own fumbles. End Gordon Brown provided lone bright offensive spark by hauling in eight passes for 110 yards to set a school record.

Colorado quarterback Bernie McCall completed nine of 20 passes for 115 yards to lead the well-balanced Buff attack. Gene Cagle, sophomore quarterback, also completed nine of 20 for 125 yards. The Buffs, led by Banks and Rookie halfback William gained 141 yards on the ground, while Oklahoma got 1.37. The loss dropiuMl Oklahoma to 2-1 in the confer- encv Colorado to Its on- ly touchdown late in the I first quarter after fourpnnt- exehanges. pass interference penalty against Oklahoma put the ball on the .30.

and minutes later a personal foul call against the Sooners moved Colorado to the 14. Two plays later. a late substitution caught Oklahoma with 12 men on the field and CU moved to the five. Banks scored on the third play. Colorado 7 3 3 Oklahoma 0 0 0 0 1 run (rogers kick) Rogers 34 ('olo-FG Rogers 42 45,000.

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