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aAMiri I dp i I i i I 1 i '5 eI I .11 bbbTST''' gF C0tWf at STAFF GRAPHS Ojmi mi i4mmim(7 lsm i ii mom mil m. BY MOREY 1 i i ionzornn4ori3ori4ori3oneoTTorTG ongorn3on4onsoin4ori3orT2orToi LLgLl2oU5oU4oLi5oU4oU3oUiol oni Ira I I HI tT ev" JjouAJrrm i itiwMii(iHi) UZ'A Offensive mt A Kuhtnft Times carried Gained Lost 0 4 0 a Kef 175 91 J2S 2a I Nairle Revnold A. 1rt net Clark Mueller Hiooru 2 25 11 14 J3 91 133 Puntlnv Total Y.irti 6T Number St Av. ii Reynold fastdns; Tnter Att'd Com'd ceped tnc. Yds 120 fk 0 A Kevnold 3 0 1 1 Clark Mlssot Rt Rushing Times ranted Oninsd 11 2.1 IN Net 5 123 4i 173 3 Klein til.it too Stephen Wten I'enke ft ft ft IS 124 i 4 173 1 0 Ii luntln Total Number Yauis Klein a 31 I'assin Inter Att'd Com'd cept'd In, K'ein 12 11 Wren 0 Olorioso ft Stephen 1 1 0 Yds 30 edly to pass.

A wave of four Mizzou defenders emerged on him. He cut far back to his left to elude the tacklers, running way back to the Nebraska 45. Then, like changing a traffic light, he reversed his field and started pounding upfield to his right. He passed mid field. Mizzou 43.

40, whoops, two more Missourians took a shot at him, Here a fast change of pace and two key blocks bv cohorts cleared the final path. He skirted down the west sidelines untouched for the touchdown. You could hear a collective "whew!" emerged from the huge homecoming throng. The roar was deafening even as Reynolds split the uprights with his conversion, NEBRASKA led 40 27, only seven minutes remained and Missouri's back appeared broken. Not this stout hearted band of Tiger men.

Red eyed with determination, they drove 54 vards in eight plays for a touchdown with the Klein Hampel aerial circus carrying the brunt. They scored with 1:50 left of the same and Glorioso's perfect placement put them within vlc tory reach. Nebraska lost the ball on dow ns and Reynolds was forced to punt with 20 seconds left. Missouri had time for one more Play. And it was a spine tingler.

Glorioso passed downfield to the ever dangerous Hampel. The ball was there but so was Ron Clark. Down tumbled the pigskin to terra firma. banir went th an and up went the blood pressure of these wildly partisan demons. There was not an ounce of composure left in the stadium.

In this overwhelming offensive display, the two teams to gether accumulated over 1.000 yards. Nebraska' total was 552; Missouri's, 502. NKHRAHKA PynlB, Ta4kiea Tooit.KKl. peliman. Hoy, Boil.

Hnwimiv, Mullet. i mini ii i vers (Continued from Page 1 B) age of first drive. Momentarily stopped by two Mizzou defenders at the line of scrimmage, Reynolds shook clear and ran unmolested over the dmible stripes. Reynolds' placement was wide. THE lit S' second I touchdown will go down among I Memorial Stadium's most spec tacular plays.

Three plays after the surge opened on the NU 22, NatUe laneo. to me Mizzou 45 and sighted down field as 14 seconds remained of the half. He fired at what potted an Impossible targe Reynolds complete surrounded by three Missouri defenders. Somehow, miracle of miracles, the great clutch kid from Grand Island, battled mightily for the ball. Amidst a sea of hands, he somehow gained possession and fell into the end zone with the touchdown.

Reynolds' extra point try this time was a bulls eye. MISSOl'RI drove 59 yards In nine plays to score before the game was four minutes old. It ended with Ed Stephens shooting seven yards over left tackle. Glorioso's placement hit. The Tigers scored again with 2:30 minutes elapsed in the second period.

This time, the Tigers bit 63 yards in six plays. From the four, Glorioso bulled over. Glorioso's placement clicked, Mizzou led, 14 0, and Husker hopes looked dim, Ghnoul.v, a 164 pound senior speedster, stopped two certain Husker touchdowns in the first half when he caught Clark and Adducl from arrears. They had broken thru to Ghnouly, the last man. Nebraska zipped into the lead, 19 14, four minutes after the third quarter opened.

That marked the first time the Huskers were in thtklead. Sparked by Ron Clark's 20 yard sprint, the drive for the third Husker touchdown covered 77 yards in five plays. It ended with Nagle, on a bootleg pass, pitching to Simon, who caught the ball in the end zone for the touchdown, Reynolds kick was wide. Missouri regained the lead four minutes later on a 5H yard drive, featuring: a 4K yard surge by Junior Wren. Stephens punched over from the two on fourth down.

Glorioso's kick was wide, but Mizzou had regained the lead, 20 Bingo, five minutes later the Huskers bounced back into the lead, 26 20, as Ron Clark tight roped 15 yards down the west sidelines for a score, climaxing a 59 yard drive in five plays. Missouri boomeranged back three minutes later, scoring on Stephens plunge from the one. The drive covered 77 yards in seven plays. On one play enroute, Glorioso shook lose for a 47 yard run before being tackled by Reynolds, the last defender, on the NU 17 yard line. Glorioso's successful placement moved Mizzou ahead again 27 26.

THREE minutes after the fourth quarter opened, the Huskers scored again. This time the drive lapped up 64 yards in nine tries. Fnm the 16, Nagle tossed to Regier in the end zone. Regier briefly juggled the pigskin, then retained full possession, for the touchdown. Reynold's accurate placement put Nebraska ahead, 33 27 with 12 minutes left.

At this point, came Reynolds miracle run of this gripping afternoon. Seven minute remained lit the same. Nebraska possession on the Missouri 34 and it was fourth down. Three yards were needed for a first ten. Reynolds pulled back suppos 7 2 OUMfTEJI ISKH SB rn kuh ft CAMPBELL Lgji 1161 Tel II II tH RK(VKIf)i QUAJtTCK nil 20 2 as 3 tn QC CO Ui 2 34 0 27 yy Play by kv Clark kicked off to Portmann.

who returned seven yard to the Missouri 42. MlSHOi Rl: Wren picked up two yards right tackle. C.lorloso swept right end for five yards, Klein fumbled, but recovered for a yard loss. Missouri was otside, but Nebraska declined the penalty. Kiem punted to Clark on the NU lit.

He was downed on the Husker 20. NKHRAKA: Nagle'a pass. Intended for Simon, was incomplete. Adduci bulled his wy over left tackle for four yards. Nagle's pass was complete to Regter for ft first down on the Nebraska 32.

Reynolds attempted to sweep riKht end but was spilled after a yard gam. Reynolds' paas was Intercepted by tihnouly, who was spilled immediately on the Tiger 4ft, AIIhsoi Kl: Klein's pass was complete to Acketman for a first down on the Hunk 3M. Klein's screen pass was complete to Stephens, who was tackled and fumbled the hall. Bloom recovering on the NU 23. NKHRAnKA: Reynolds danced his way to a first down on the Nebraska 40.

Nebraska took time out. Nagle'a screen pass was complete to Clark, who fought his way to the Missouri 35. Reynolds made a diving catch of Nagle's long pas in the end xone for ft touchdown. Fourteen seconds remained in the half, HCOREs MlKKOl Rl 14, NKKRANKA IS. Reynolds' placement was good (IKK: MIMOl Rl 14.

NKHKAP.Kl IS. Clark kicked off to Ktenhens rum. bled. Nebraska recovered on the Missouri 34 with four seconds remalmnr. KKKKAfeKA: The half endwl before the Husker could pet a play off HAI.1TIMK tCOKK: M1SHH Rl 14, IS.

THIRD QI ARTKR N'raskft kicked off and defended tha outh goal. Ciam tooted ft short klcK to Keller, wno downed the ball on the Missouri 41. MiMwit ki: tiloilono broke kiuae around riKht end and w.ta finally wned on the NU 36. Wren aweot left ant. for a.

flm down on the Husker 25. Klein kept the hall and wnt amn4 riiiht end for five yards, lut Missouri was offside and drew a five yj rd penally. Klein failed to find a recelvir and attempted to run, but was spiiit for a four yard loss by Husmann Klein's pass was complete to Stephens, who fmisht his to the Neoraska 22. where he fumbled and Veri ttcoU recovered for JNe braxka. Nr.BKAHK At Clark found hoi In the middle and raced to a first down on the Husker 43.

Reynolds swept around right end for a ftrt down en the Missouri 45. was hurt on the play and carried from the field on ft Htrecher. Reynolds slipped thru the middle for eight yard. Nagle'a pass was complete to Bfmun for a touchdown. Simon a all alone In the end Sone.

Four minutes had been piaved in the quarter, WOKKi NMtKAsKA ll, MISMII Rl 14. Nebraska was pvuaiixrd live aras for delay of the game. Reynolds' kick was wide. Clark kicked to viiorioao who returned 14 vard to the Missouri 42 MIsmiI Rl: Wren tiok a pltchout from Klein and hui tin illy stopped bv Bloom on the Nebraska II. (iionoso dove over left tackle for two, went around rtKht eod and was driven out of bounds on the five.

Clark was In lured on the pity and replaced by Carroll. Wren hit tt'to the middle to the two fourth and one for the Tigers. Ktepuen craebed over left tackle for Tl ORF.t MIKMOt Rt to, NKKRANKA 10, tiloriosu's kick wis wide. Denek kicked off to Reynolds, who Bloom recovered on the Husker 2i. KKMRtMKit Reynold shot over left tacku for tctur, ogle's paw intended for Regter was knocked down by JH'uchs.

Mueller swept lett end for four. Reynolds kicked to Uhnouiy on the Tucer 15. BOWL MOR Nebraska'! Finest! Open aa Htw. All Dag Missdar thiw rHday JStery Afterauusi Fountain Lunch vmrm USUI Ass Mtesaiei if S. E.

Corner ALLEYS 12 to 6:30 P.M. and oil Sat. Sun. Lincoln Howling Parlor TM Xo. 12 THE IIOSEWILDE 1126 28 Street rhljin! Tiger nllled for ft aix yard toaa by Mullen nd in nuaaers tooa over on downs.

NEBRASKA: Oark awept left end and we run out of bounds on the N'tr ai'er a yard gain. Nagle kept the ball ran ena ior tnree yarda. Rey nolds dove over left guard for four mora. Clark foufht his way thru riuht guard for first on tha Missouri 4a. Reynolds attempted to sweep right and.

but was given no blocking and knocked down for a yard toss. Reynolds sliced thru the middle for aix yarda and Mts aourt took time out. Reynold tried the left aide, but waa topped alter a yard gain. Clark at tempted to sweep left end, but waa thrnped for no gain and Misaourt took over on ita own 3 as the quarter ended. SCORE MINNOI RI 1, RRASK.t ft.

SECOND (II AR1KK MIftMOl Rl: Wren found ft gaping hole at the middle and raced to a first down un me iiger 4. wren ran the aame play and picked up another flm down, this one on the NU 37. Stephens ran the aame play, ripht thru the middle, for ft first down on the NU 22. Olorioao swept riirtit end Bad waa finally ran out of bounds by Bloom on the Husker 19, inches short of a first down. S'ephene failed to gain over right tackle, but Nebraska waa offside and drew a five yard penalty to give Missouri flrat down on the Husker eicht.

Wren went over right guard for five yards to the NU three. Olortoso powered over left tackle for a touchdown. Two minutes and 20 seconds were gone the period. WORK! MIMiOt Rl IS, NFRRIKKA ft. Gionoeo's kick aput the uprights.

WORK! MINKOI RI KKRHAMKA t. Daoeke klcaed to Clark on the goal Hne. Clark slipped and teU on the Uusker 17. NKHRANRAt Reynolda hit the middle for eiKht finis, but Nebraska waa offside and penalized five yards. Reynolds awept riKht end to pick up eight yards.

Clark broke looae around left end and was finally knocked out of bounds by uhnouiy on the Missouri 43. rammed the mvtdie for six yards. Rey 1 iwrpi rigni enn ror twu yards, Clark fumbled and McKee recovered for Mmsourl on the Tiger 34. MlHMHRl: Oluriiwo a pass was complete to Wren, who was run out tf hounds on the Nebraska 45. Wren swept left nd and was run out of bounds by Prochacka sfter two yard gala.

Missouri took time out fumbled and Klein recovered for Misouri on the NU 44. for a yard loss. Wren failed to gain at the middle. Klein punted into the end suns. Nebraska took on its own 20, NMtKtttKA: Adducl hulled his way vtr left tickle for three yards.

Name's pass whs rnmplet to Regier for a firm don on the NU 31. Reynolds slipped thru right tackle for seven yards. Adducl battled hts way over left tuk'e for a first down on the Husker 42 Keynolds failed to find blocking, but fouKht his Wdv around riKht end for five yards. Adduti broke loose over left tacale and Wis ftniiiv run don by (ihMiniv i Missouri 14, where it was first and ten for the Hunkers. Nebraska took time out Bloom was stopped lor no gam at right tackle.

Reynolds swept around right end score standing up. Five minutes nd seconds remained in the half. OKU: MINMOI Rl 14. M.HKAMKA Reynolds' placement waa wide. I 60ES TO TNI utetl Ya BIYMnt IL ff fftcitn 40 (A HOLDS GOts fon TO.

7 NEBRASKA MISSOURI 40 34 hwwb hwV Army Victory Puts Cadets Siring at 26 PHILADELPHIA. (UP). Pol Ished Army, held to a one point lead in the first half, rolled with crisp precision and artistry to three second half touchdowns Saturday to defeat Pennsylvania, 28 13, and run its unbeaten string to 26 games. Lightning fast Gene Filipski, a lightly regarded sophomore from Sacramento, supplied the second half punch for the Cadets by skipping thru Penn's big line for 29 and 73 yard touchdown sprints. Filipski's 29 yard canter gave Army a two touchdown working margin over a Penn eleven staggering along because record busting Francis "Reds' Bagnell was far off his customary pace.

A fast charging Army line, which held Penn to 156 yards on the grounds and 44 thru the air, measured the difference between the teams which Army's Galaxy of power could not supply. Herb Johnson was the kingpin in an Army plot against Hague! He collared two of Hagneli's passes to break the Penn captain's un intercepted streak at 88, four short of Lynn Dorsett's intercollegiate record. Don Heck intercepted another. City Basketball Deadline Near Entries for teams in the city basketball leagues are due Friday, Nov. 10 at the city recreation office, Al Hawthorne announced Saturday.

A new league has been added to the 1950 51 slate, that for boys of junior hih school aje. Other competition will be in i classes ii 2, 2 and Industrial, Co! ml i a UpneU Cornell NEW YORK. iPj. Columbia upset Cornell, 20 1 Saturday on a last period touchdown by Howie Hansen and a placement by Al Ward in a game played in the rain before 20,000 fans at Haker Field. Ity Geo, H.

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Remember "CRIME NEVER PAYS" CALL 2 6731 PEERLESS CLEANERS 323 Ho. 11th Geo. II, lmon Rrftftch Offtr Sit No. 4itii MI, etHMHtUMt'UMIWI 8 Husker Nebraska wno tk nu "fend th outh Koal with ten mile mn hour wind advintaK. MImmmiH coom to receivt, defending th nor goal.

tlRHT QI ARTKR Ron Clark ktelwd off to r.hnou!, who ftuml a2 yarda to tha Misaourt 41. MHWH Kl: KIlo fak4 a andoff and klrtpd rtKht and for aix yarda. Wren wmt Jaft wid and wa finally ran out iMMinda on tha Nebraska 3. whr it aa first and ten for tha TtKtra. Staphana tut ovrr right tackla tor two yarda.

Kiain'a pasa ai oomnleta to Ackerman. who latarallcd to Hampel, who laierallrd bark to Ackerman, who wa finally downed on tha NU li. Tha Uukra took ttma out. Wren knlfod over left tarkla for two yarrU. Olorloao broka thru the middle and aa hauled dwn on tha Husker tbrw yard line, where it was first and gual iviem i sit err a pttrnout and aa apitled by a trio of Huskera for a yard lo.

Klein's pttrhout waa fumbled by Stephens, but ha recovered on the NU aeven fur a three yard toaa. Missouri took ttma out. Stephens eut over left tarkla for a touchdown. Kour nunutea and aix seconds Bad been played WORK: MINNOI RI i. i.

iiloriuau's pUcenent waa wide, but the tt'isker were ofistda. Olorluso's second ifort waa good. IMORK: MINMOI RI t. ISKtiKASK. f.

Nebraska waa offside on tha extra try, allowing Missouri to kirk off from ita own Deneka kicked off to KeynnMs, who returned ift yarda to tha Husker 30. NKHRsRi! Reyrtolda rn i thru tha midd, 4r tiva yarda. but Nebraska waa offstfte and drew a flvyard penalty. Mueller found a big opening in the middle mi raed to the Hiiker 4tt tar a firtit down. Mueller reinsured his ankl on tha play and left tha cam.

Clark replaced him. Reynoida fought thru tha middle for liva yarda. CUrk it over rtitht guard for four trwre. Arfduei drov thru a hole at nielit tackle for a first down on tha Missouri Si. Reynolds tripped and fell, attempting to sweep riKht end.

for a four yard los. Adduei made six yarda over right guard, faths broke thru and spilled Clark for ft three yard Josa. Nebraska waa penalised Jlva yarda for much time in tha huddle. Reynolds took a bad ptos frim center, ran back to tha Husker 40 where ha waa trapped, then attempted a long pass to Dick Hegier on the Missouri Au, and Missouri took over on ita own el. Ism i oiwrioao eut over Mkht tncki tor nine yaida.

Gioriowj smatihed his way to the Ntl 45. but Miaamiri waa ffsida and et bak to ita own 45. Wren wipt )eit end afid waa finally hauled down by Ron Clark, tha defender, on tha Hunker 3d where it waa first and to tor Misaourt. Klein pasa waa complete to Ackerman for rd. Nebraska took lime out.

Hfephns fuhed up a scant yard sweep ltK riiiht end. Klein kept the ball on a fnke pitchtiut and waa finxlly run mt ot bounds on the NtJ 21. where it was first and ten for tha Tiecrs. Boll rsima thru to spill Ulorioao at the Una of scrimmage. Wren's pu, intended for Ham pel.

Wrt incnmpleta. Clark batted tha pasa alown, Kieiu'a pass, mterdwt for Arker mau, Wna Incomplete Klein failed to find ft receiver and tried to run, but waa Because if mm vv 1 () VI A 5 WELL AS Is a to 40 J. 0. DON'T A err 9 MIHKOI Rl 1 aeklea tTn Tnid ftssist'd Aseist'd 10 B. Furha, 14 i 0 P.

FKhs San Vllkmn. 5 0 0 tihnouly, 5 1 Burkhftrt, 4 0 Kadlec. 3 0 I ordo. ft Stephens, a A CUrkm, 2 0 fe.01n.Ker, 0 Vwnse Inter Broken epd up nhnoniv. 1 Kucha, a ft Ortmiinn, 0 Recovered fumMes KSetn McKee 1.

MHHtkA la. kies t'n Tndft assist Assist 10 ft i ASS Bioom. 5 2 'ofc ood, 3 3 Mullen, 3 3 tt Revnoids, 3 0 0 Sfott, 3 5ft Hrasee. 3 2 Husmann, 3 3 0 0 rrochaska, 3 0 3 rasses Inter Rtokeit oepted up Clark, Recovered fumbles 1. Scott 1, Husmann 1.

Husker Facts Neb. FIH tT DOWMI tTotftll 34 Ity Rixhtnc lit lV I'anntns A Hy I'enailies Rl H1N fS, amber of Rushes) tartt tl Mined 444 tar.1. It it Net lard fialned 4,13 I OK Kit etSsINO tN ton her AttemHed) Number onuWeted ft Number Had lotereepted I Net sards Oained I Jo Mn. 14 1 4 34ft It IS 13 as Sot TOTAL FI.AV (Rtishe, and TOTAL Nrr lARim ll'N'T fN'umlHTl 3 Aeraire t.rrts SS Had Hlwked Kli HillN (Nnmbro 11 Ttl tarda 42lg KH RK.TI RNM Number I'tmt Hetnrns 1 tiards Cunt Returns Number kf. t.off Ketnms 4 lards Rlrktiff Keinrns A3 INT KCTIO.V KKTI tNimtbert 1 laids Hetntned IB ri MHI.

iMw.her, Halla nt 1 ALL Umr OS DOWNS tHWher la lards renaliMHl ritl.ll fiOAlJ tAtten.Wedl ee Ml SI 304 1 A 3 SA PieeTof lein." at raT helm, tiarfmr. Ilusmnnn. lenlers Mefllll. Hc.tt, Harks NKle. Reyn.u.ts, Carmll, Clftrk.

Mueiler, Bloom, A.hiixt, Curtis. MlNMOI Rl Knds Hampel. Arkerman, Eblnger. Portmann. Kw.

aekk a Keller, Miilican. Puchft. WtMMtaon, Rov.1. tmards Kadlee. Maruste, Caatl.

lotto. Hisson, Clsrkaon. Centers Kinson. Purh. Marks Klein, rjkirpiso, Wren, Stephen.

Ohnouly. Kessier, Wilkeninjt. HenleyJ M1.ke.1s. pomeke, Buikhart, Ortmann. Neorssha, 0 J3 i44rt 7 34 ehraska rortn Tmiehdownt Rev noids a.

Simon. Clark. Remer. t'Att Rvnnlfts 4 tplaoettentet. MisstHjrt corin Touchdown! Stephen S.

tilorut, Klein. i'AT; Krks 4 tplaeementsi. tiffirial Cerll MnellerleHe, St. Iui university, referee; HoskelL Okla h.wna, umpire; Ulek I'endleton, Okdt home, head linesman. WOOL WORSTED Sweaters $835r Papula Heboid Color fultovee uv Huttua HARRY REED SPORT SHOP 1321 m.

Stlt rOR INFORMATION CALL JR. CH AM HI UP 4 OM VO kl Make Cheeks Fsvshl I Llneel) Junier I bsmber at osnmeree f.iurwln, Nebr. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED FOOTBALL SPECIAL NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA NOVEMBER 25, 1950 J22.50 fox included from Lincoln to Norman, Ok la. RE r(T)! m. a Play He was downed on the 2S.

MIMHOI Rl: Klein pitched eut to Wren. Who Whs hit on the Missouri Hunkers took time out, Clark Intercepted ftephen' pass and was run out of bounds on Missouri 41. Nr.HRASKA: Adducl hulled his way iiiu ma iiuuote ior eigm. atickens was injured on the play and replaced by Kadlec. Clark hit into the middle for a first down on Missouri's 30.

Reynolds ran around right end to the 15, but Ne hraska'a backfleld was In motion and NU drew five yard penalty to Tiger 35. Clark swept left end for three. Reynolds swept around right end and was finally knocked down on the Tiger 13. Adduci hit into the line for three. Clark swept left end for ft touchdown.

WORK! NKHKANKA S. MIHHOl RI SO Reynolds' placement was good. WORK: NKRKAKKA 8. MISMU'RI ft). Mullen kicked to Carter In the end one and the Bengal returned to the Missouri 23, where Hcott hit him.

MlHMol Rl; Wren, on another pltchout from Klein, swept left end for nine. Klein ut over riffht tackle for ft ftret down on the Tiger 3. Wren raced around lett end and was finally run out of bounds on the Husker 43. However, Missouri waa penalised for five varda foe off side. Olorioso found ft hlg hole In the middle and was finally tackled by Reynolds on the Husker 17.

Nebraska took time out. Klein cut over left tackle to the Husker 13. Wren hit Into the middle for three, hut Missouri was pena.lsed five for backfleld in motion. Stephens took ft pltchout from Ktefn and was driven out of bounds on the Husker one for a first and 10. fttephen hit over left guard for a TI.

Fifty aec ods remained the third quarter. MIMOt Rl Nr.BKASKA M. Nebraska waa otatde on the try for point, but Ulorloso placement, was good. JMORF: MISHOI Rl NKRRASKA Nl'raka w.ts nftkid on the try for extra point and Missouri kicked nff from its own 45. Reynolds took Deneke's kick and la tern led to Bloom, who was downed on the Huftker 37.

NKHKASKt: dark hit lto the hne for two. Adducl found a hole at left tackle for seven yards a the third au ter ended. MCOKKJ MINftOt Rl ST. NKHKASKA Sf. KOI RTH Ul ARTKR NFBRtNKAt Nancle, on ft quarterback sneak, made it ft firtt down on the mid field stripe.

Reynolds swept right end to the Tiger 33, where it was first and 10. Ndgle's pa Intended for Pinion was knocked dwn by H'ephens. Reynolds hit a tone wait and failed to gain. Regier caught Nagte'a pass, good for IT ards and a first down on the Tiger Id Key no ids picked up one around right end. Miisouri tok tune Clark pass intended for Reynolds was knocked down, Nagle'a pass waa complete to Regter for ttwhmiwn.

MO It MHRAMKA MISHOI Rl S7. ui etiiefit tlHI.i Sl.HM sK A K.1. MIXHill Rl 7. of the game. toriiig t'urk to ki a from the 35.

Clark ku Ked to iilonoso hu rettirtied to the Titter 4v Kl: Ulonoeo powered thru the middle tor four Klein was charged with intentional groundirg when he tried to pass to tlloitoso Kiein pasa ws gmwl to, Olorioso to the Husker 4k. Klein attempted to sweep right end, but Bloom dropped htm after a two yard gam, Denek Was dropted for ft three vard lose and the Husker took over on their own 4." Missouri took time out. Tea minutes remained In th game. Reynold fought hi way thru tn middie for six. Adducl ran thru the center to Missouri' 41 for ft first down.

Adduct piiKed up two into the center. Reynolds broke loose around right end to the Tiger eight yard line, but the Husker Imrkfieid wh in motion and they were penalized five. Reynolds fought his away around right end for eiuht yurds. Clark swept left end and waa a yard short. of a first down to ttie Tiger 33, making it fourth and one Reynolds ran back to his own 30 before rutting back thru the entire Tiser team to go a'l the wsiv for a touchdown.

H4 0HE M.RRAhKA MlNOI Rl 11. Reynold placement was good MOKKi 40, MlMMOt KI ST. Clark kicked off to Olorioso who returned to tii Missouri HlfcMOI KI: tilorioso' pas was mm plete to Wren good for nttii. Klein pas ws complete to Hani pel for ft firm down on th Husker 40. iiorioso hit over right tackle for threa.

Klein's pae waa com plete Hsmpei on the Husaer 25. Wren hit the middle for three. Klein' pass was complete to Haropel on the II. broke thru to spill Klein for a five yard loss Mtephens fought bs way over right guard for one witn three minutes remaining in the gums Klein's pas whs complete to Ackerman to toe nine where It was fourth and eiuht. Klein's pass was complete to Ackerman Where It was first down on the Husker sis inch line.

Klein scored on quarterback sneak witn one minute fW seconds left WORE Nr.HKAMKA 40, MftOUII mm tllorinso'g kick was good MOItK: Nr.HIt AsKA 46, MIMNOI Rl Iienek kicked off to Rloom Who slipped gnd fell on he Hunker to, MHItAHK Reynolds attempted to sweep iett end, but whs thrown f'f a two yard loss Clark attempted to eut over left tackle and was good for four yards. Reynolds swept left end and then tsteraled to Handshev who waa knocked out of hounds on the Nebraska Ak with 2d seconds reinalmng. However, the Husker backfleld was in motion nd pe nniied bark to their own 33 Reynolds kicked to Fesster who returned the bail the Tier 4k MIMoi Kl: Olorioso' long Pais hit Hampel in tit head on tit five a th gurne ended, nJiALj NK.HKANKA 4ft, MIHMOl KI rJ4 yi" im ti.ts If ye already bsv (sm tieksll SPECIAL COACHES Leave Pridsv Kvenlnf Nee. 34 ad Return Swnday Msrsisf fries Include Raatd 'rrp rare and Reserved Seal RESERVATIONS LIMITED Sturdy good looks, iur but the newt it comfort th kind of comfort that only the famed Arch Preserver patented construction can give you. Let us show you the handsome hew styles for rugged fall and winter wear.

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