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Jit ZT 1 i Nebraska Duda Tatman-N September 20, 1964 IJncoln Stindav Journal find Star New Pony in Cornhusker Stable: Its Light Horse HarryWilson -v; 1 NU sophomore Harry Wilson shows how he won the nickname Horse as an Ohio high schooler. He runs behind blocks (1, 2), then ducks tacklers Wilson faces a challenge from Coyote Roger Smith at the 20, but outruns him and completes 33-yard scoring play. 20th Victory as Uevaney Starts lhird Season at SoDak Boss: I Continued from Page ID the ball was to its own 16- vard line near the end of the first half. But that effort was stopped by a five-yard penalty for delay of the game and sophomore end Mike Grace's recovery of SoDak quarterback Fred Gephart's fumble at the SD 38 The NU offense stuttered at times early in the game with Duda having trouble bringing his pass attempts within range of intended receivers. But the sputtering offense was mended early and the first score of the season went on the board when Kent McCloughan took a pitchout from Duda and scampered eight yards into the end zone with 7:30 left in the first quarter.

Duncan Drum's extra point kick failed, but it was obvious that the Huskers were en route to their 20tn win under Devaney, their eighth straight victory and their fifth straight opening game win. The 56-0 contest was also the 23rd straight game in which the Huskers have scored. The 56-0 score also surpassed by three points the margin enjoyed by first edition at Nebraska two years ago against South Dakota. After opening score the gates were open and writers began reaching for their adding machines rather than the typewriters. The avalanche that followed produced the second highest point total racked up by a Husker team since 1927 when NU defeated Grinnell, 58-0.

Only last 58-7 win over Dakota State produced more points in the last 37 years. The Cornhuskers ran around, through and the Coyotes for 385 yards and added 116 passing while the NU defense held the visitors to only 72 yards 1 Football I I Photos Boli (forliam I Weh Bay I illis Van Sickle Dirk Cole 1 auuuuiuiimnmnmmininiimmiinnuimiimi ly and started him up the middle. After getting through the line, the shifty 160-pounder spurted toward the Nebraska sideline and romped into the end zone with 11:56 left in the second quarter. Lineups NEBRASKA I.K Doppke, White, Grace, Koinzan. Smith.

Carlson, Brown. LG -Dervin, Kennedy, Allcrs. Drum, Tuthill, Schaefer, Hill, Narish, Peterson. Scnkbeil, Shoda, Osberg. Czap, Brichacek, Stith.

Doepke, Love, Casey. Churehieh, Weber, Tucker. LH Johnson, Smidt, Kirkland, Thorell. Wilson, Poggemeyer, Vactor, Carstens, Paschell. FB McNulty, Smith, Solicit, Tatman, Worley, Weinman.

SOUTH DAKOTA LE Baade, Nord, Griffin. LT Resler, Cochran, Wchdc. LG Miller, Oslhus Fox, Lennon. Marbach. RG Wehde, Chambers.

Baadn. RE- Smith, Bonding. QB-Gephart, Nixon. Haueh, Morgan Barry, Abbott FB Hageman, Lessman Markley. A 56-0 whipping might be expected to take a little enthusiasm away from a football coach, but South Marv Hist took it in stride Saturday.

not regarded as one of the better teams in your own league and then you meet Nebraska. one of the top teams in the Big Fight, you really expect too he said we played better than we hud hoped for. satisfied with everything we did except our poor ball we given the ball away so much we might have been able to make it a little more he added. The anticipated defeat did bring out some bright spots for the Coyotes, however. we have too many injuries, the experience is bound to help us the rest of the he noted.

primary concern in the injury department was Pierre sophomore Dave Baade. The 6-2, 205-pound end was taken to the Nebraska student health center for observation after jamming his neek and suffering a possible concussion in the second quarter. we lose him it will really Hist said, was the heart of our But Rist found a capaDle replacement in Gale, a Regina, Canada, product who played two seasons at McCook Junior College. even play in last 14 0 win over Rist noted, he did a good job on both offense and defense out there today. The South Dakota mentor also had praise for two ers wiln Nebraska backgrounds Jim Fox and Tom Cotton.

Fox, a 205-pound sophomore, made his presence felt early in the game as he rrucked Husker backs for losses on two occasions. seem to pick up our stunting early in the game, but I thought that the Nebraska line had a lot of Fox said Cotton, who was a member of the Nebraska freshman team two years ago and a McCook Junior College player last year, went much of the way at a tackle spot. thing that surprised me about Nebraska a that so many of them are a lot bigger than they were two years he said, (Richard) was only about 220 and now over 250 and Mike Kennedy is another one who is a lot he added. hit hard and 1 think Nebraska will have another good he commented. 5 Really Exoeel Much I i By DON FOBSN I MF Husker blockers and a slick fake make big hole for Frank 34-yard touchdown run on draw play.

rushing and give up a single yard passing. McCloughan and Tatman each scored two of the Huskers, eight touchdowns with McCloughan adding i second score on a 25-yard run with 6:30 left in the third quarter that capped a 38-yard march. The veteran Broken Bow halfback took the handoff from Duda and ran half the South Dakota team in his race for the goal line. The field was cluttered with fallen SoDak tacklers and resembled a battlefield where the Coyotes might have been a victim of bullets. This was the tally that gave NU a 43-0 margin after Duda ran for the extra points.

Tatman put 12 points on the scoreboard by bulling over from four yards out just before the first half ended that gave NU a 35-0 intermission edge and by charging a yard behind the right side of the Husker line with the seventh NU touchdown with 9:22 left in the game. Sophomore halfback Harry Wilson and fullback Frank Solich put on two of the best runs of the day with both resulting in Husker TDs. Wilson took the ball from quarterback Churchich at the South Dakota 33, started down the right side of the field, then crossed over switching the bail from one hand to the other, sidestepped a would-be tackier and went into the end zone untouched for a 28-0 Husker lead. Solich scored on a trap play from 34 yards out when Duda faded as if to pass, but instead slammed the ball into the little bel-.