The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 19

t-B LINCOLN SCNDAY JOCRNAL AND STAR November Play-by-Play Chart of Husker Loss to Missouri 0 TOiY NEBR BALL OPP BALL KICKOrF PUNT KfCK RUN-----------------------PASS----------------------- PASS incomplete PASS IN'CEPTED 4 penalty FUMBLE TOUCHDOWN Sluggish Huskers Lose to Missouri Continued From Page 1-B Srardiiio tossed a long pass to the liusker 25 Chuck Chamley went up and caught the ball but dropped it as he hit the ground. Officials ruled he had made the catch and called it a fumble. Pete Corpeny fell on the ball on the Husker 25 Rowekamp slashed through for a 14 -vard gain after a smack at But with the clock running out Jim Sommers Hook on the 6 -yard line as the half ended. BORDOGNA uncorked a long pass in the first quarter that flew just over the outstretched finger; tips of fleet Emil Radik, who hac maneuvered into position behini the Tiger secondary. Nebraska got its offense rolling late In the first period after Dan Brown had intercepted a pass that was batted away from a Missouri receiver by Sommers on the liusker 20 The Huskers went 75 yards before fumble on fourth down gave the Tigers the ball on their own 5 -yard line.

Bordogna pa.sscd to Cifra for IB yards and to Andy Lochr for 17 yards to pep the drive along with some fine running by C'erier- dahl that included a 22 -yard sprint around right end to the Mis.souri 13 Nebraska was hurt by two official verdicts in the first half. Once the Huskers held Missouri on the Tiger 16 but pa.ss interference was ruled on Dan Brown to give Mizzou a vital first down. The verdict on interception could have proved very costly if the clock hadn't run out to halt the Tiger drive. THE HUSKERS made only 117 yards rushing but added 193 on passing for a total of 310 Missouri worked through the Husker defenders for 184 yards rushing was limited to 53 yards passing by a much-improved Husker pass defense. Hook made 91 yards and Rowekamp 74 for the Tigers while Cederdahl was tops for Nebraska with 37 yards on four carries with Bordogna getting 33 yards on 17 tries.

Nebraska tried 25 passes and hit 10 for 193 Statistics NM Bown. (Total) 13 By Hushing 9 8 By 5 1 By I'tnaltie. 1 0 (Nuniher 47 47 i.aincd 204 Numbtr 29 20 Net (iaincd 117 184 Forward (Vnmhrr I 2.3 1.3 5 Numtxr 10 NurtiKr had Intt-rcrrtcd 2 Yards Pained tUMshes and 72 60 Tot.il et 310237 5 7 Average Vards 38.6 .15.6 i had 0 0 kiik.tffs (V limber) 2 3 3'ards 50 3 kirk llrturns Number Punt 4 2 yards Punt Returns 15 24 Number Kickoff 3 2 1' Y'ards Kukoff Returns O') 18 Pass Interreption (Number) 2 3 1 Yards Returns 011 Fumbles (Number) 3 4 Ball 3 4 Hall Imst On Downs 41 Penalties 6 Vards 5035 Field lioals (Number ..0 1 1 Individual Statistics XEBKAHK.y RushingCarried Gain om Ket 17 51 18 3.3 Cifra 0 13 Smith 5 11 0 11 rd.ahl 437 0 37 N'lnak .35 2 3 69 8 1 Thayer 215 0 15 Uevnulds 5 5 14 I'dSSiflK Atpd Com.Intrcpd. 1.3 7 2 N'niak 3 0 0 28 1 1 0 9 TotKh- Receising Canght Yardi Cifra I.iM hr 23 0 3 89 1 H.id.k 1 23 0 Smith 2 0 Noiak 1 11 0 Konnek 1 11 0 Total PiintlngNo.Yard* Aug. 2 73 Cederdahl 38 38 2 MI8901RI Timei 82 41 RushingCarriedGain om Net 610 15 5 Hook 19 91 0 91 1 Rowekamn 14 79 5 74 1 Carras 8 24 0 24 PassingAipd Com.

Intrcpd. Yards 7 2 1 25 Hook 6 3 1 28 Tonch- ReertsingCaDgbt downs 1 9 0 1 Rowekamp 2 18 0 Hanncrs 2 26 0 Total I'unrtng No. Art. Fcssler 7 249 35 6 Woods Walters ill Nebraska Draws Same Fire. Too Bv NI.AI.E Sundnv Writer been a good al talk whom couitesy and good H' the mess in f.niner, m.an anythn are some messes lately alKuit ington," i)ut then nearer id iiaiul that list hunterfolk could put the finger on.

report.s in Tlu'se are the me' ses being left by hunters on farms. You undoubtedly have heard of the "game hog." Now iiirrt an equally obnoxious relative, the two-legged sporting skunk. ley as l.ist as the hounding rahhii. So tills year the huntei to latuai.s ng aie Last Big Prep Week Huffs Kiljic Ulalb 20-14, Oil Late Kallv Bobcats To Host Kearney Texas Guard Starili Win Cor- Bun. Roberti.

yussoi'Ri Kndv TIurliy II.Trrmcr», pcnv. Wilson, TMcIl 1 (1 n. Borfschulte, vards nhilllrt. nutter. Martin.

CaOle. SO THE ballooning Husker Schoon- bubble was finally broken as the maktr. FcwUr, Mmifield. Thomecrek. Huskers w'ent down to their first conference defeat.

There was little lake ins four-legged eounterpart hmldit g'' to add aiiotlier role to then from the l.inetdii uiea, this IS beeonung an universal TO SO.ME hunters it is, per- .1 tiille "11111 e.ir.on.ihle" Wliat huMuesa tittes a farmer have fus mg about a secnched wood: or IlH'K BE( KER St.itc Writer Nehr.eka’.s prep football teams eonuug down to the wire Ihi.s week with ready having paeketl away mole-kins ftir year. Wick's SALT LAKE Colorado turned an inter- pass into a gamf'-winning lonefitlfivvn Saturday by a 20-14 margin a Ctnh fotilhall team that out.played the Buffs most of the way. The inspired Hedskin.s, playin al- before a homecoming crowd of their 15 028 tallid their first down midway in the first period 11 4111 taa Tht he the last big wetkThey held the upper hand until 1 riii RCH mxFKiiF.JirK on a 16 -yard sprint by Billy Quinn wdh thhigs taTu interct-ption. with 2 To! when Ix-ath began making his s. t-ssion fo a few scattered Karnes minutes left, gave the Buf- oM KHKxrK known.

He pounced on an eonferenee playoffs faloes the break that meant Hrflttihiuff 2 iniii Tiiirt. lO) SMU fumble of a kickoff return Hcrtc, Ourson. Rofvek.imp, Bauman. VKBRASKA r.ndi Txx-hr. Schahacker, Fmanuci, comparison between this Nebraska Bndik.

AUSTIN raging and the one that battled Col-; T.irki»»-oiivcr. liusmann. Minnick. Erana, recovered a to a draw last Braiof, Curtlf, blocked a punt to set up two The Scarlet drew penalties time after time for offside and spoiled several bids in this sive guard Coo- Paul- Kr 4 COI.LKl.K first-quarter touchdowns Texas rolled over SMU, 31-14 Saturday. Marvin a who has never lettered and got his first starting defensive assign- CONFK.RKSCK Blent, was the rampaging player I hm I ii I I.lMid In Parfnihesei meui, vms mu (U) who scuttled SMU before Mustangs could get started.

a Peru I rileian llaitlnil on at hadron 7 Texas already had a 7-0 the lead in this way. Defensively the Huskers got good jobs from Ed Husmann, Jerry Minnick, Verl Scott. Schabacker. Emanuel and Brasee. The secondary played well against the dreaded Tiger air arm.

Backs Bcynoldi, Thavcr, Novak. d.ih'. Bord'una. Smith, Cifra. Korlnek, Broun.

Ycislcy. CTiamley, Gohdc, Sommen MPiotirl 0 0 7 Nchraika 0 0 0 0 MliionrI icorfnt: (Touchdown) Mcrrifleld. (Plact-mi-nt), Fuchi (Field loal), VehMika (Touchdown). Ixtehr. Officiali: Cliff Oadcn, Wichita, referee: Grady SkiUcm, Oklahoma, umpire: Cecil Mullerieilc.

St. Louw Uacttnan; Dick Pendleton, Oklahoma, iudie. this poh-cat aves a pn n. is in ins wake. a slink that vimttnu; g.ip Cornhuskt-r tarmcis fnrgt-t Ciisily.

Tht reinenilx'r tht stinkers so will, in f.tct. that nny of us who fnay in sinulai (iress nppronch thi farm will nune than likelv he based off. Tin: is twen more of it pmhlem thi than in rmrmal Not onlv flas Ifie pi di (hii hunting, it ifmu- f-r i re- iiteil a file on ry aetf of f.innland Nehr.i ka. of you ho have In pheaNanl hunting aie all too of this Hverytime humped a it with a (rack loud i tiough to frighten binis yards away. One recent afternoon thi- wiiter hunted a small wooden draw in rnuntv.

The i ine was about tti.it hn. in.my fuint- i-ts find t.irnier’s I' bed-wire- fasti iH-d gatfS a botlu i -oine ftu ildu't risk sfialctiing IlitMr little tiands. 'I'tiry the gatf n. dot it m.ittor th.it thi' faina to.k m.un: wlieii- it shonhln't now I till iim. I.

inai lb wtaii .1 bmiit I ft alb-w ing .1 1 I ade bull bit ow. It onlv luim-d the niei ehaiu for a Idoodetl calf that ytar. take the another ii'it ntly i.stui.thle rnier hrn pia ant), fhw iq) laU fai from his in the of the bulbi-, Ile nothing to he an- law i about. And it must h.ive ii tlr'llim; to have that shot 2 5 to .100 yards long. At ttie upper nd, a cottontail jumped up.

hvi r.s yard of his proyri'ss the ietufh of cou! be hoard. tr.Agir. fire etiiibl swept down (hat little II Mtor r- ou (lo Wont you hiuit in fa 1 have took i'ia- ti ll a pheasant Every Aftemooo and Ail Day Sat A Hun. Coll 2-7828 for Reservations IJnroln um ling Pnrlurq 12 ft I'in h. ti .11 b.

-b, V. I I I It I uw Ai wli.U if they I ti polb-t- I long P. twooM tt II na tb: I Ulito plorfv nu I I- ,1. I 111 piol U-m oct 0 1 Kith, t- I. Hunters, I lu tlu.t tl all to 1 di tlu (It IIS.

along with .1 ft'w how 1 gaim-s. IJncoln High bids for the 1952 at Island Friday night in what should a rugged tl for the Links. bdand has fought to Fa'tern Divt'ion in the Itu; Ten with a fine bail elub. OTIir.U BK; ten tlm Fremont at Hastings ('flumbiis goes (lUt the loop to pl.iy Ord while entt'rtaiiu powiTtul Hioki'ti Bow. N'oith hav g.ite open activitv.

to join a 1 1 -xington plays ho -1 to MeUook will al.so trv a ting lloldreg.e at of the 4 iwers collide when joiirnevx to Mimlen. York takes on as the Dukes try to huild their Ubiss against another A for. Davlil ('Uv. spilled off the pile by Fullerton, takes on Aurora while Aiihiirn tries to nab a against Nebraska (ity. Falls ity will entertain Falr- liiirv.

Luu'oln 1 a-t to Sioux Uity to play Fa.d Higli School for thi- (in game, 1 U- View vpats Ashland ami I it siren-th St. di from V.a.kti'H, SD. whib- ami Noith Omah.i ('reiglUon I tl-o to Tlmma- I on of Bluffs. that viitory. Defensive Giiard Shepard hauled in the Utah aerlal, thrown bv Ihm ltvd.aleh.

to give ('olorado the hall on tlie Utah With llalf- baeks llardv and Shelton lioing of the gaining the ponndril to the Utah 16 Hirdy 1 (juartei hack Hoger Wilhams, ho aiiglit hall on the ih 1 tlie pl.iv Wilhams simelud throu.gh Norfolk Omaha IliKhland. Kan. itti at the 33 and Quinn pounded over at Falrbury reniriJ bis socond touchdown nine i.nthrr 23 plays later. Hv KOI 1 nu' Leath rocketed through to block ii 1 (iviif a punt at the SMU 12 and Texas, Sunday Sports Staff grabbed the balL Fvi'rything i.s over but the to take it to the 2 Gib Dawson shouting Nebra.ska’.s col- hit for the football eircuit.s. kicked the third of four Peru, which the Ne- point.s, and Texas was over the hr.oka Gonforenet' title hill and out of sight with 21 point.s' with Doane l.a.st v('ar, before S.MU woke up.

honors thi.s sc'ason. S.MU pushed 78 yards in the repeated as C'entral second period, but Texas matched New way to keep hair neat all dw west a sm-ak hureh lege onfen'nee rham- that with 62 yarrls, the last 32 on PI winning eounter. pion, and f.tiihur.v replaced a T. Jones-to-lom Stolhandskc at the head of the 4 na.ss. prt'-gaine nmb-rdog outeaim'd win.

this third- (iklahoma Soont'is to tie. by 242 to 18.5 yariis on the ground and 129 to 73 y.irds in the rolled up 22 first downs to 12 for Colorado. Until the Colorado had only oneo hrii'fly -m the Ry- 'dnb'h had fumhleil the hall and Ihe final round of NCC games up this week end, with Kearney getting the last rrark at powerful Bobcats. Ill what should be the number two attraction, AVayne and Hastings Collegr mix it up in llroiK'ho territory. Other N(T offerings will pit Midland and Wesleyan in Lincoln and Doane and hadron at Chadroii.

'I'hree Central Church Confer- 11 Colorado K'covend tlu' i'tah enee are involved in Fri- 43 (juu'kly, games, Concordia goes to to Williams, waitin. only a riing. and A'ork and from p'ay and Tarkio, sfjuare off in a battle Colorado ouai io Viasement in a a touch-low I). flit on Mis.souri soil. a In 4 play, Fairbury liosts Scott.shluff travels northward to meet the Hills SWEAT CLOTHING HEAVY WEIGHT GRAY $215 $225 Shtrl, Pants All SisM HARRY REED SPORT SHOP It 'IP ill.

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