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Unbeaten NWU Face Austin INVADERS WIN LESS By STEVE GILLISPIE Star Sports Writer Undefeated Nebraska Wesleyan will host winless Austin College Saturday night at Magee Stadium starting at 7:30. However NWU coach Harold Chaffee feels the Kangaroos 0-3 record is deceiving has played some pretty good football teams and has improved every Chaffee said. The Sherman, Texas team lost the season opener to Harding College of Searcy, 32-7. the second game to Southwestern at Memphis, 33-14 and last weekend to Northwood of Texas. 7-6.

the films seen on Austin we feel be facing the best offensive team with the most speed Chaffee observed. is going to be a test for our team and find out how we are with our 3-0 record. going to have to control the football by getting a ground game established in order to Getting a ground game going and keep it going is somewhat dimmed by the fact NWU running backs Lonnie Tapp and Bob Gill will probably miss the game Saturday night. Both have leg injuries and have missed practices this week. Several other Plainsmpen missed some practices this week because of the flu but all are expected to play against Austin.

had each player practice at both an offensive and defensive position this Chaffee said. did this so have depth at every position in case someone gets hurt or comes down with the The Plainsmen will suit up 44 players but the Kangaroos are also thin with only 39 out and making the trip to Lincoln. Other state college games Saturday include Hastings at Concordia, Dana at Westmar, Midland a Northwestern, Chadron at Kearney, UNO at Wayne, Peru at Southern, S.D., and Fairbury Junior College at Kemaer Military Institute. Saturday, Oct. 2, 1971 The Star 9 Blue Moody Before Opener FACES ORIOLES' MCNALLY Steve Blass Gaylord Perry Dave McNally Vida Blue Baltimore (tf) The Baltimore Orioles begin defense of their world championship Saturday by sending Dave McNally out to pitch Husker, Aggie Alums Could Form Nucleus Of Pro Team EACH HAS NINE PLAYERS ON ACTIVE ROSTERS OF NFL CLUBS By HAL BROWN Star Sports Editor If Nebraska and Utah State were to combine the talents of their alumni now on active pro football rosters they could come with a nucleus for a team that might win some NFL contests.

The two schools, who will meet at 1:30 Saturday afternoon The Lineups UTAH STATE (3-0) NEBRASKA (3-0) No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos.Cl.

Wt. Ht. Name No. 82 Corrigan 6-0 205 Sr. TE Jr.

2186-1 List85 69 Miller 6-1 215 Jr. LTSo. 238 6-4 White72 64 Cox 6-2 215 Sr. LG Sr. 2216-2 Rupert 77 50 Faccinto 6-2 225 Sr.C Jr.

2376-3 Dumler 54 67 Nelson 6-2 210 So. RG Sr.238 6-3 Wortman 65 62 Jorgensen 6-1 220 Sr.RTSr. 2526-4C. Johnson 71 42 Wicks 6-3 190 Sr. SE Sr.1675-9 Cox 32 11 Adams 6-0 185 Jr.

QBSr. 2156-2 Tagge 14 16 Strycula 5-11 185 Sr.HB Sr.210 6-2 Kinney 35 26 Forzani 5-11 175 Jr.Il Jr. 171 5-10 Rodgers 20 23 Giles 5-11 210 Sr. FBJr. 215 6-1Olds 44 Defense 81 Murphy 6-4 215 Sr.

LE Sr. 221 6-3 Adkins 57 89 Couppee 6-2 215 Sr. LT Sr. 250 6-6 Jacobson75 65 Jones 5-10 195 Sr. MGJr.

2346-1 Glover79 57 Halaufia 6-0 215 Sr. RTJr. 228 6-3 Janssen55 86 Salmons 6-3 220 Sr. REJr. 2076-3 Harper 81 91 Brown 6-3 236 Jr.

LB Jr. 203 5-9 Branch 51 60 Rosa 6-3 238 Jr.LB Sr.209 6-2 Terrio 45 Jr. 1996-0 Mason 25 20 Brooks 5-10 180 Sr. CB Jr. 184 5-10 Blahak 27 27 45 Bloom Galeazzi 5-10 175 6-1 185 Sr.

Sr. CB Sr. Sr. 180 176 6-0 6-0 J. Anderson Kosch 18 24 22 Shelley 6-3 175 Sr.

at Memorial Stadium, could put together a defensive front four of Ron McDole (Redskins) at left end, Utah Merlin Olsen (Rams) at left tackle, Lloyd Voss (Steclers) or Jerry Patton (Vikings) or Utah Bill Staley (Bears) at right tackle and Utah Lionel Aldridge (Packers) at right end. have to go to some other school for linebackers, but in the defensive secondary, Pat Fischer (Redskins) would be the left cornerback and Utah Ocie Austin (Steelers) and Cornell Green (Cowboys) would be the safeties, leaving only one position to fill in the defensive secondary. In the offensive line, have Huskers from center out through the tight end with Mick Tingelhoff (Vikings) at center, Bob Newton (Bears) at right guard, Bob Brown (Raiders) at right tackle and Jim McFarland (Cardinals) at tight end. On the other side of the Len Rohde (49ers) at help at split end and left guard. have Utah Bill Munson (Lions) and Frank Patrick (Packers) at quarterback and a choice of Utah Altie Taylor (Lions) or MacArthur Lane (Cardinals) at running back, needing to fill voids only at flanker and fullback.

nine players from each school, who are currently carried on the depth charts of NFL teams, but the Aggies lead in starters by seven to five. Utah State starters on NFL clubs are Staley, Green, Taylor, Aldridge, Olsen, Lane and Rohde while Husker starters are Brown, Voss, Tingelhoff, Fischer and McDole. Overcoming Fumbles Utah 27-7 victory over Nevada-Las week came despite five Aggie fumbles, four of recovered by Nevada. line, you could left tackle, but have Utah need Vegas last them being Kickotf 1:30 p.m. Memorial Stadium.

Broadcasts KFOR KLIN (1400), KFAB (1110), WOW (590i, KRNU (90.3 Win Streak Utah State brings a five-game winning streak into Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon. The Aggies, who have won their first three this season, over Kansas State, New Mexico State and Nevada-Las Vegas, also won their last two of 1970. against Memphis State and New Mexico State in compiling a 5-5 mark last season. Doyle Hits 72-Yard Punt Utah State punter Mickey Doyle booted one 72 yards last week against Nevada-Las Vegas for a Romney Stadium home field) record. The Aggies came up with two other 1971 highs last week, a 24-yard running play by Ed Giles and a 65-yard pass play from Doyle to Craig Clark.

Tagge Needs 73 For Third Nebraska quarterback Jerry Tagge needs only 73 yards against Utah State to move into third place among the all-time leaders in passing in the Big Eight. The Husker quarterback has hit 257 of 462 attempts for 3,379 yards in his Husker career. Currently No. 3 on the Big Eight charts is Iowa Tim Van Galder, who passed for 3,451 yards on 260 of 579. NU I-back Jeff Kinney needs only 10 more rushing yards to become the fourth leading rusher in modern-day Husker history, replacing Bob Smith, who completed his career in 1954.

Kinney has rushed for 1,538 yards on 402 carries while Smith gained 1,547 yards on 321 carries. And Husker junior Johnny Rodgers can become the second Nebraska pass receiver with 41 yards in pass receptions Saturday. Rodgers has caught 53 for 948 yards, only 40 back of Tom Penney, who caught 988 yards worth of passes on 72 receptions. Band To Salute King The late Karl L. King, a from Iowa, will be remembered by the Cornhusker Marching Band in its halftime presentation Saturday.

The marching band of the University of Nebraska will play marching music as it drills on the Memorial Stadium turf between halves of the Nebraska-Utah State football game. EAST BLASTS LINKS Zentic Receives 50-0 Victory Southeast Stunned By Fremont, 21-7 By MARK GORDON Star Sports Writer Lee five-year wait ended Friday night. waited five years for this and it was a good way to do said the Lincoln East football coach after watching his undefeated and top-rated Spartans trounce Lincoln High, 50-0, at Seacrest Field for the first East win over the Links in five meetings. The victory boosted the Spartans to their fourth victory while the Links of coach Andy Loehr fell to 2-2. While the defensive Spartans were limiting the Links to a meager 49 yards, their offensive mates were rolling to 324 total yards and distributing their seven touchdowns to four players.

Tom Bothwell scampered to three scores in the second quarter which saw East stretch a 14-0 first quarter edge into an insurmountable 35-0 halftime cushion. Jack Ball scored on a 25-yard run for the first East score and snared a five-yard pass from quarterback Scott Copple for another. In directing the potent East attack, Copple also ran for one touchdown as team allowed the Links just one first down in each half. An indication of the misfortune that was to befall the Links occurred when a bad snap on a punting situation gave East possession at the Lincoln High 10-yard line with just 1:36 remaining in the first quarter. Jeff Putman rambled the yards for the score that gave East 14-0 on the next play and from then on, it was all East's way.

After Jerry Phillips intercepted a pass from Link quarterback Bob Folsom, Bothwell scooted 21 yards with 9:11 left in the second stanza. The senior runner then scored on a 30-yard dash around left coin end and added his final six points on a four-yard jaunt when East recovered the football after kicking off as the Links failed to down the loose football. Penalties nullified two Lin- touchdowns as the Links were assessed 66 yards a point that upset Loehr as much as the inability of the Links to halt the Spartans. do much of anything right he said, and mistakes killed us I think about five of the was 10 their touchdowns were result of our mistakes. It just one of those The Links lost two fumbles, had one pass intercepted and had five bobbled or high snaps on punting attempts.

Zentic, meanwhile, praised his defensive unit which has blanked three of its four foes this season. felt the whole team had a lot of confidence they really wanted to win this he said. say enough about our 0 0 14 21 7 0 0 0 -Ball 25 run (Carlson kick). -Putman 10 run (Carlson kick). Bothwell 21 run (Carlson kick).

-Bothwell 30 run (Carlson Bast Lincoln East- East- East- East- kick). 4 run (Carlson kick). 5 pass from Copple (Carlson kick). 6 run (kick failed). Gast tackled Lessman in end zone.

LHS East First downs yards Passings yardage Passes Return yardage Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 2 49 .0 0 6-1 84 2 66 16 241 83 8-18 84 0 35 NE Gymnasts Dump Bellevue Duane West led Northeast to a 107.55-85.85 gymnastics victory over Bellevue, Friday. West won three individual events as well as the all-around event. 7 1 STAFF PHOTO BY RANDY HAMPTON Sports Manu BIG GAIN East's Ball (40) racks up more yardage. Floor Exercise I. West.

NE 2. Olsen, NE-; 3. Walker, Bellevue. Side Horse 1. Dickey, NR 7.35; 2.

Olsen, NE; 3. Burkholder, Bellevue. Horizontal Bar 1. Brooks, Bellevue 4.7; 2. Strough NE; 3.

West, NE. Trampoline 1. West, NE 7.4,2. Heiliger, NE; 3. Walker, Bellevue.

Parallel Bars 1. Bunn, NE 5.35; 2. DeGodt, Bellevue; 3. Dickey, NE. Still rings 1.

Struugh, NE 5.65; 2. Sandon, Bellevue; 3. Corning, NE. Trampoline 1 West, NE 7.4; 2. Walker, Bellevue; 3.

Oisen, All-around 1. West, NE; 2. Bonin, Bellevue. By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Fremont The fourth-ranked Fremont Tigers stunned No. 2 rated Lincoln Southeast with a pair of sudden first-quarter touchdowns here Friday night and went on to register a 21-7 football victory.

The Tigers presented Coach Jack Bryant with his 109th career victory after Dan Carmen scampered 60 yards to score on the third play of the game to give Fremont a lead it never relinquished. A stiff wind proved to be a decisive factor in setting the stage. Fremont, after winning the coin toss, elected to take the breeze at its back and kick off. The strategy worked as Coach Frank Capital City club was unable to move and punted out to the Fremont 37. After one running play gained three yards and a pass fell incomplete, Fremont quarterback Gordie Echtenkamp faded again.

Nearly trapped, he found Carmen out in the right flat and the 160-pound senior speedster zig-zagged down the field, breaking four open-field tackles while going through the entire Southeast defense on his way to paydirt. Southeast, without a first down during the first quarter, held the Tigers on their second possession but the third time Fremont had the ball, the host club increased the count to 140. After Fremont tallied its touchdown to open the second quarter, the Knights moved 64 yards to score their only TD. A flat pass from quarterback Tom Partridge to sophomore split end Rick Reynolds ate ip 58 yards. Three plays later Mark Michel smashed over from the one to produce the final 21-7 count.

Fremont First down 16 Rushing yardage 181 Passing yardage 94 Return yardage 53 Passes 7 4-0 Punts Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 33 Fremont 14 7 0 Southeast 0 7 0 Fremont 14 7 0 Southeast 0 7 0 Fremont Carmen 60 pass Echtenkamp (Wilson kick) 17 run (Wilson kick). Fremont Smith 3 run (Wilson kick). 1 run a I kick). LSE 11 147 111 16 14-3-2 2 30 0-21 0- 7 O- 7 from against the Oakland and Vida Blue admittedly moody, and possibly tense, on the eve of the American League playoff opener. The weather forecast called for a 50 per cent chance of rain for the first game of the best- of-five series to be nationally televised by NBC at 1 p.m., EDT that will determine the American World Series representative.

Blue, the early-season pitching sensation who won 17 games by the All-Star break but only seven thereafter, was the chief topic of discussion in both dressing Friday after the teams were forced to forego batting practice because of a steady rain. The only guy unwilling to discuss Blue was Blue himself. start asking Blue said as newsmen surrounded him at his dressing cubicle. not going to answer them. going to go back to the hotel and Asked if there was any specific reason for not answering questions, Blue said sharply: reasons.

Sorry, one of my mood was taken by some to indicate he may be just a bit tense on the eve of his first playoff series, particularly against a club as tough as the Orioles, who take an 11-game winning streak into their bid for a third straight American League pennant. But Oakland Manager Dick Williams appear concerned about blue mood, or the fact he seemed to be the same southpaw pitcher the second half of the season that he was during a sensational first half in which he was constantly compared with Sandy Koufax. think this being his first playoff will have any effect on him after the first said Williams. not concerned about him beaten Baltimore the two times he pitched against them. We just score many runs for him the last half of the Neither of two leading sluggers Frank Robinson or Brooks Robinson was about to suggest that the first half Blue was any different than the second-half Vida Blue.

asked Frank, he be different? Is he pitching Brooks had more to say, but it added up the same. FACE Bucs Were Rooting For Dodger Victory San Francisco There was an understandably sober reaction in Los Angeles when the San Francisco Giants finally nailed down the National elusive West Division championship and the victory exactly greeted with cheers in Pittsburgh, either. It was no secret that the Pirates, champions of the East, were rooting for the Dodgers to take the West, and for an entirely selfish reason. They simply play better baseball against Los Angeles than they do against San Francisco. In 12 meetings with the Giants this season, the Pirates won just three times.

Against the Dodgers, on the other hand, Pittsburgh held an 8-4 season edge. -TWO REPORTED OMAHA CASES HAVE RESULTED IN RECONCILIATION Saturday HORSE RACING Atokad, South Big Eight: Uldh at Memorial p.m.; Kansas State at Colorado; Iowa State at Kent State; Kansas at Minnesota; Missouri at Army; Southern Cat at Oklahoma; State Colleges Austin, at Nebraska Wesleyan, Magee Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; UNO at Wayne State; Chadron at Kearney; Hastings at Concordia; Dana at Westmar; Fairbury JC at Kemper; Midland at Northwestern; Peru at Southern, S.D., State, Lincoln High Schools: Pius vs Lincoln Northeast, Seacrest Field, 7 30 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY Wesleyan at Doane Invitational; Nebraska at Kansas State; Pius at Ooane Invitational. GOLF -Indian Summer Open at Hastings Lochland Country Club. NU Football Ducats Even A Factor In Divorces By ODELL HANSON Associated Press Writer Sunday GOLF Indian Summer Open Hastings Lochland Country Club.

FOOTBALL Omaha Mustangs Des Moines. at at The football ticket crunch at the University of Nebraska is developing a body of legend and aneeedote which will be looked back upon with interest if ever the seat supply more nearly equals the demand. With the Cornhuskers riding the crest of national acclaim, football tickets have become prized a kind of status symbol. And gate-crashing at Memorial scaling the 10-foot south end caused concern from the Board of Regents on down. the tickets, which would put the husband and wife antagonists side by side in the stadium, or return the tickets to the university for cash to be divided between the couples.

In both cases, the couples, decided to drop the divorce proceedings, at least temporarily, and use the tickets. game $500. schedule, have gone for as much as If At First Shopping Trip Cheaper Monday FOOTBALL Nebraska Extra Point Club Luncheon, Hotel Lincoln, noon. TENNIS Lincoln East at Lincoln High; Lincoln Southeast at Lincoln Northeast. CROSS COUNTRY Lincoln gh at Lincoln East; Lincoln Northeast at Lincoln Southeast GYMNASTICS Lincoln East at Lincoln High; Millard at Lincoln Southeast.

Sit Together Or Else Classic is the story told in Omaha of two divorce cases in which custody of football tickets was an issue. In each case, District Judge Rudolph Tesar gave the couple a choice: either use A Lincoln source tells of a friend who wanted to take his wife to one of the early games and who approached the stadium hoping to buy a pair of scalper ducats. first guy with tickets wanted $50 a pair. The next one wanted My friend decided to take his wife shopping instead and spent less than he would have for Although it's difficult to separate fact from fable, said that a pair of season tickets, normally costing $84 for the seven- Authorities estimated 2,000 persons went over the barbed wire-topped fence at tile opening Oregon-Nebraska game. A Lincoln school teacher who asked anonymity said he and a brother, finding scalper tickets too high priced, got in line to go over the chain link fence.

He reported a certain camaraderie among fence scalers. guy in back would help push the bigger, older ones The teacher made it over only to find himself in the grip of a university policeman, who showed him to an exit. He fell back into line, went over once again and this time was not troubled. By the next weekend, the university had erected a second fence inside the main fence, so anyone getting over the higher fence found himself in a sort of corral where he could be more easily detained. Sneak-ins have dropped off sharply as a result.

Stadium Expansion Eyed NU Regents next Friday will receive a report on the feasibility of adding more seating to Memorial Stadium. Additions during the Coach Bob Devaney era already have almost doubled capacity, and the sold out stadium has drawn more than 66.000 for each of 20 consecutive home games. a feeling in some quarters that while the supply of seats ought more nearly to approach demand, the psychology of scarcity is advantageous. As long as seats come even one short of meeting demand, a market- Comes the time when even one ticket finds no taker, then the psychology of scarcity is reversed. seller of Cornhusker tickets, heaven, guess, be seats for exactly a million, a million orders, no less.

And to make matters worse, the Pirates must open the National League best-of-five playoff series against the Giants Saturday in Candlestick Park, a place they consider an absolute house of horrors. you have to do is look at ine records and you know who rooting said Pirate star Roberto Clemente last week as the Giants and Dodgers were locked in their lifc-and-death struggle. The records show that the Pirates have won just two games and lost 10 against the Giants at Candlestick in the last two seasons. Both Pirate victories over that stretch were turned in by veteran Steve Blass, so no surprise that he will open the playoff series against the Giants San Francisco will counter with Gaylord Perry, 1612 Manager Charlie Fox was dripping champagne in the happy Giant dressing room Thursday night after San Francisco locked up the West on Juan 5-1 five- hitter against San Diego. But he was coherent enough to name his rotation for the Pirates.

will be Perry Saturday, John Cumberland Sunday and Marichal on said Fox. And the happy little Giant skipper added a word of warning: and Marichal have been pitching just he said. a couple of breaks, they both could have won 20 Marichal finished with 18 victories, none of them more important than the masterful one he turned in against the Padres to clinch the title. Perry will be working with three days rest. He went the route Tuesday night, protecting the one-game lead by beating the Padres 7-1.