The Cozad Local from Cozad, Nebraska • 5

1 v-VVyi V' 'V-j's'-- i-'- p-t j-i: j'i if' ii nu i fi rr 1 i'n Vrt riVVV'itli'r ii Vi i1 I 11 1 "r' r-t' vv iwr rv V'4t Tr rrt V- g-p rrr'w i jm i tfV Pheasant Season Opens Saturday NOVEMBER 4 1970 Tho Collofto Scono At A Glcnco THE COZAD LOCAL PACE 5 baum for two extra points and a 28-27 Tech lead Scott wu 20 for 46 In the passing department and the Tech team amswed a total of 289 yards in tte passing department The Northern team had averaged 530 yards this year but wu limited by the Tech defease to 178 yazds While we don't have room for toe whole story we know that Dm Mallne would be mart happy to let you read the account in toe paper It 1 an exciting story and we know that you will enjoy ft Some lettea to Scott from homotown folks would probably be appreciated too so hare's his address: Scott Mallne Connolly Hall South Dakota School of Mines Rapid City South Dakota 57701 northeast will be found south ofUSL Highway 275 Quail habitat in the northeast is not abundant but bob-white have repopulatad the Elkhom River valley and other scattered pockets erf quail cover since the winter of 1968-69 Generally toe cover picture across the state should favor hunters The harvest started ahead of schedule in most areas With dry weather farmers should have most of toe corn and mllo out of the field by opening day Limits this year on pheasants are 3 dally with 15 in possession and the season closes January 17 forbott ringnecks and quafl Bob-white limits are 8 a day with 16 fat possession Only cock ringnecks arc legal quarry to Barbee Best areas far western Nebraska will probably be in toe north-central Panhandle with tte southern edge of the Panhandle not for behind "Our surveys indicate that area should bis good but many old-timers there are predicting toe best season in many years Barbee noted Quail hunting in the Panhandle is limited but scatter-gunner will still have an opportunity for an upland mixed bag as gsuie will still be legal The grouse season with a November IS dosing overlap the first 9 days of the pheasant season Prospects also appear bright along the southern one-third of the state for rlngneck hunters and should be especially good in toe rainwater basin and other areas of south-central Nebraska The Southwest will provide an ample share of Nebraska's pheasant hunters can look forward to a 1970 season that should be "generally much better than last year" according to Willard Barbee director of the Came and Parks Commission Surveys run this summer by game technicians showed only a slight statewide increase in pheasant numbers of about percent but the Commis-s ion's men in the field report sighting good numbers of ring-necks in many areas as toe November 7 season opener approaches November 7 is also opening day for the quail season and prospects on that front are at least as bright In general most of Nebraska south of toe Platte River will offer fair to good ring-neck bunting and parts of toe Panhandle will provide their share of pheasants according TIm Haymakers won another Important Southwest Conference Came at Broken Bow last Wednesday night but It was a hard fought victory and left the Haymakers and most of their fans reeling at the end of the game The Haymakers scored first to lead 7 to 0 but Broken Bow tied fire game in the third quarter but Coiad tallied two more touchdown to lead 19 to 7 The Indians were not to be uiird and cored again fat the fourth quarter to cut the Cored lead to 19 to 14 With 2 minutes to pUy the Broken Bow team put on uy the drive was stopped shut at die ten yard line as time ran out Stan Headley turned in an out-tandfcrg performance as he figured in 11 three touchdowm The Cornhuskets kept their poise at Colorado Saturday and came home with a 29 to 13 victory The key play of the game had to be Jeff Kinney's punt return of 76 yards in the fourth quarter From then on the Cornhuskets were unstop able We all know a-bout Jeff Kinney and it makes us proud that he is doing so wen -GF- (hi Friday November the 6tt the Nebraska Freshmen have a game at Amu bwa with toe town State Fteshmen Coach Rom's charges are sporting a 2 and 0 record going into toe game at fowa Don Omnne is a regular on the starting defensive team and wears number 62 The freshman will also play Kansu State at Lincoln on November 13th It will be the last game of the year tat the Ftashmen -GP- 2 Yhwchdown run in fire thMquartwhad to be the highlight of the game While all of the team went to the right Headley went left and after getting around the corner Just out ran the Broken Bow defenders Two Broken Bow players had a shot at him at the twenty yard line but Stan side tupped Mth players sad went la for the TD The Indians played real tough during the entire game and never gave up as they wanted to beat Cozsd vary bad While the Coiad defense leaked at certain times they also arose to the occasion when the time called for it Kirk Morris Doug Cayman and Jim Devine were outstanding defensively Headley and Doug Nichols stood out on offeree pheasants as will the southeast Quail hunting prospects appear better than last year in the river systems and otter isolated areas of quail habitat in the southwest surd southcentral regions of toe state But toe best bobwhite sport should again be in thq extreme southeastern counties where the outlook appears to be excellent The Sand Hills area offers only limited pheasant habitat but prospects in those areas are somewhat Improved over last year eqrecially in toe southern portion of Ae "Hill" The pheasant population in much Of northeast Nebraska is still recovering from heavy losses during toe hard winter of 1968-69 but birds in parts of toe area appear to have made a strong comeback In general best hunting in toe STATS: Yards gained Yards lost Yards rushing Partes Attempted Passe Completed Part Yardage Passu Intercepted Fumbles Fumble recovered Penalties First downs Total Yanis Punts for Broken Bow 77 yards with 25 yard average Scaring Cozad 0 7 6 6 Broken Bow 0 0 7 7 19 f4 Haymakers Win At Broken Bow CP 1 Monday Afternoon Bowling Si 2 r- Opaning Day Evants Opening of pheasant season is an important happening in most parts of Nebraska and many communities stage some sort of event or promotion to add something to toe hunter's oudag To help hunters find these events toe Game and Parks is compiling a communities with opening events Anyone knowing a happening could notifying toe Gome Commission at toe Lincoln Nebr communities already is Gothenburg sponsors a whole week beginning with a breakfast from 4:30 to at the American opanlng day November Every day though 15 except Sunday toe community will contests for the longest largest spur or bird and cafes will for the gunner who the longest distance alto holding an day breakfest sponsored toe local Klwanls Club with McCook College Band Day and a agaiznt Trinidad College The hearty win be served in toe Auditorium starting well NOW COMES THE REALL YYYY BIG ONE IMI You can bet those Lexington Minutemen are going to be sky high when they hit Cozad next Friday night They want to win the Southwest Conference very badly and as drey have been denied the opportunity for a long time The Minutemen are big enough and tough and sweep the ends to perfection BUT our Haymakers are going to be ready too The Haymakers sport a 5 wins 2 loss and 1 tie tecosd while the Minutemen are undefeated so far this season You can throw all toe stats out the window when these two teams play but it seem like whichever school is near the top in the Conference the other school always comas up and them off It has happened many tones The ffaymakm beaten Lexington in the last couple years while Lex will be remembering those beatings toe Haymakers will be remembering the pride of the Red and the Black We look for one whale of a game but we think the Haymakers will win If you plan to attend the game you had better be there early as we are sure there will be a standing room only crowd Be sure and wear your Redand Black res ms Lex will be decked out in their Orange and Black The exploits of Sdott Moline and toe South Dakota "Hardrockers" continue and the Tech team pulled the biggest up-set in many years last Saturday they downed a powerful Northern State team The Northern team wu toe perennial champion this year but with the big win the Hardrockers gained at least a share of toe South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference Tech wu down by 27 to 6 but roared back to trail only 20 to 27 at toe half tone Tech could capture the whole crown if Nozttam foam the rest of their games Tech ended toe season with a 5 to 1 record We era going to quote some of the news story that appeared far the Rapid City Journal on Sunday November 1 Quote: Tech's Precocious freshman quarterback Scott Mallne hit she of she short passu far a 65 yard touchdown drive midway in the third quarter Todd Tiahrt cracked over from toe three yard line for theTD and than Mallne tossed apes to Gary Eschen- 'k'k'kic 'k'k'k Commission list of day of such help by and Parks State Capitol 68509 Among on toe list which of activity hunter 8:30 am Legion on 7 November store in sponsor tail feather heaviest give prizes traveled tO McCook opening by in conjunction Junior gridiron tilt Junior breakfast City before sunrise Tuesday Afternoon Bowling Hlttin' Mrs League Quail and pheasant season opens this Saturday November 7th and the season extends to January 17th Daily Bag Limit on pheasants is 3 and the possession limit is 15 On quail the daily bag limit Is 8 with a possession limit of 16 Quail must be shot only when in flight Shooting hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to tumef Good Luck hunters lj HMHSi A Recreation and Park Workshop will be held in (hand Hand on November 6th to discuss soma very interesting ideas On the workshop schedule are such topics asr Does Your Community Have a Recreation and Park Comm in ion 7 Should School Facilities be Used For Winter Recreation Programs Winter Recreation Programs Planning Ahead Tor A Better Swimming Pool Oyaradpn and various Art and Crafts The Workshop gets underway at 8:00 a with registration ahd representatives of the community are invited to attend this workshop It should be tone well qient for those that Second Quarter: Headley 7 yards quarter back keeper touchdown Dyer place kicked extra pohrt good Comd 7 Broken Bow 0 Third Quarter: Gary Ellington recovered fumble end run TD Rod Armstrong place kick -good Cozad 7 Broken Bow 7 Headley 1 yard quarterback sneak TD Dyer place kick extra point -no good Cozad 13 Broken Bow 7 Foufth Quarter: Headley 90 yards quarteiback keeper TIL Dyer place kick extra point -Good Comd 19 Broken Bow 14 Headley 145 yards in 12 carry for 12 yard average Nichols 96 yards in 17 carry for five yard plus average Malcom 33 yards in 11 carry for three yard average Klnnan 19 yards in 9 carry for 2 yard average Defeme Alveus Devine and Belsner Pass Interception Craig Smith and Dave Malcom Bowling Nows Thursday Late Moonlighters WHO HAVE BRAVEIY GIVEN High Individual game Mary Lou Kuhlman 176 High Handicap Series Nellie MlUer High Handicap Gome Mary Lou Kuhlman SWC Championship The Coiad Haymakets defeated toe Broken Bow Indians 19-14 on Wednesday October 28 1970 at Broken Bow to set the stage for the all important clash with toe Lexington minutemen for the Southwest Conference Championship game The game will be played at Haymaker Stadium on Friday November 6 1970 The Haymakers defeated a fired up and inspired bunch of Indians from the Bowland 19-14 Highlights of the game were a 90 yard TD run by Sophomore quarter back Stan Headley Stan Headley's 145 yards in 12 catrys for a 12 yard average Headley for 3 TDq Davey Nichols 96 yards in 17 carry for a 5 yard average The defensive play of little senior halfback the smallest toughest player on the field Rob-Aherm tackle Jim Devine middle guard foie Belsner Coiad kicked to Broken Bow 7 and Shea' returned ft to the Broken Bow 11 Hoffman and Klnptos alternated carry for three first downs but the Cozad defense stiffened and Broken Bow punted to the Coiad 15 Kfauan Nichols and -Malcom carried for three first downs and then lost the ball on downs at the Broken Bow 16 Histon's pass was intercepted by Craig Smith os the second quarter started Kingston Intercepted a Headley pass at the Broken Bow 8 Broken Bow made a first down and then punted to the 8 Nichols returned to the Broken Bow 44 and In 9 plays Cozad had a touchdown Kin nan banged for 2t Headly on a quarterback keeper went for 9i Malcom got 5 up the middle Nldhbls went for 10 on an off tackle play which gave Coiad a first down on the Broken Bow 17 Then Malcom got 3 and Nichols got 7 for a first down on toe Broken Bow 7 Headley went 7 yards on a quarterback keeper for the touchdown Dyer place kicked for the extra point which was good Coxad led 7-0 with 2:44 left to play in the second quarter Broken Bow kicked to Comd to start toe 2nd half after 3 plays Arftnan went back to punt The punt was blocked by Darrel Hbsch and Broken Bow recovered toe ball on the Coiad 24 Ob three plays Tim Hoffman went off tackle to the Comd 9 Shea carried to toe Comd 6 and fumblerfthe ball into the Comd end tone Gary Ellinpon recovered the ball in toe end mne for toe TD Rod Armstrong place kicked the extra point and with 9:41 the game wu all tied up 7 7 Broken Bow kicked to the Comd 23 Nichols returned the kick-off to the Comd 40 In 15 plays Cozad scored again Nichols Malcom Oomt With Lax Friday and Klnnan lugged for two first downs Headley got 11 on a quarterback keeper for another fizst down Nichols got three Malcom for 2 a pass from Headley to Craig Smith for six yards gave Comd another flat down on toe Broken Bow 6 Malcom got five yards off tackle Kfaman tost a yard Malcom got 1 and Headley on a quarteiback sneak who went for the Dl The try for toe extra point-war no good Cozad -13 Broken Bow 7 Comd kicked to Broken Bow 34 yard line Broken Bow made thraa first downs Comd stiffened and took toe ball on downa at toe Cozad 25 Comd ran three plays and punted to the Comd 35 Cozad held Broken Bow and then they punted to Comd 20 Comd was penalized to the Comd 10 yard line Then came toe play of toe night when Head-ley faked to Nichols and placed Ae ball on his hip and trotted to the north sidelines and then set mil 90 yards to touchdown land Two Broken Bow defenders had a shot at him but he ran right Am them and on to score Comd 19 -Broken Bow 7 with 6:33 left to play in the fourth quarter 'Cbmd kicked to the Broken T3w 28 and on toe flirt play Huston's part was intercepted by Dava'Malcom Cozad ten three downs and Asfrnan punted to the Broken Bow 16 In 9 plays Broken Bow was on the score board Three passes and a 15 yard penalty by Comd for holding put the ball on the Comd 4 Shea got 3 yards and Mick Kingston banged into the end sons from the 1 yard line Armstrong place kicked for the extra point which was good with 2:05 left to play in the game Comd led 19 14 Broken Bow tried an aside kick Comd recovered on their 44 After three running plays Comd punted to the Broken Bow 30 Huston passed to Kingston for 19 yards Huston passed to Rick Mays for 9 yards Hoffman got 2 yards Histon passed to Kingston for 5 yards Shea got 11 yards on an' end run and a first down on toe Comd 21 Comd had a 10 yard pass interference call and a flirt down on the Cozad 10 yard line Shea got 5 yards mi an end ran Shea lost two yards and Klnptxm lost 4 (the only 2 fortes from scrimmage all night for Broken Bow) and the ball game wu over Cozad won 19 14 Now the stage is-set for the all important battle between Coiad and Ae third ranked Class team Lexington on Friday Left all get out and help support our Haymakers Friday night The hoys have played good tough football this you and wai of Comd are right proud of our Haymakezs a Amorkan Serviceman paid so much for the we enjoy today TD THOSE SO In honor of who have way of life We will November be closed Basketball will be In full swing starting Monday November 9th While some members of the team (who weren't out for football) have been practicing on their own they will be Joined by the football players after the game Friday night The Haymakers should be real strong this year as most of this yean team played lots of Varsity BmkethalL The Reserves ware undefeated last year too so all in all they have bench strength They open the season on December 4th when they host Sidney which it a new team for the Haymakers this year Coiad will alio host the Christmas Holiday Tournament this year Coach Ramsey and Coach Turner always seem to come up with a winning season the basketoallets also have the Red and Black pride to back them up NORITS CP -GP- -CP- GP toe tussle with Southern California At the tone of last weeks writing we flgvod the Irish would have no problem with toe Tmjaos It may seem odd but Saturday's lots by USC now putt the spotlight on the fracas between toe two The Trojans are now out of everybody's pic tore and are definitely headed toward a dismal season (for them) The only salvation for the squad is a whs over Notre Dame So maybe the bast thing that could have happened to Nebraska at for at ratings are concerned was for Southern Cal to lose again Saturday Pride should enable the Trojan to beat the frith which would -destroy NDs hopes for a na- tional title and open toe door for a Texas Nebraska New Years Day confrontation in too Cotton Bowl provided they both keep winning SEE YOU All AT THE GAME FRIDAY NIGHT AND BE SURE AND GIVE THE BOYS LOTS OF VOCAL SUPPORT AND REMEMBER TO WEAR RED AND BLACK 2 BIG RED VIEW FROM THE wow booth: By RUSS BALDWIN WOW Sport Editor 7thf 1970 CAFE Defense Those All Day (0 '-i 1 bank welcome! i4 -i1 In Honor of All Who I Served Our Country in of Freedom and to Dadd's Dept Store 1742 High Team Came Dodd's Dept Store 594 High Individual Series Darlene Haynes 466 High Individual Game Darlene Haynes 193 Turkeys: Darlene Haynes and Sharon Johaton 1st High Pin Darlane Haynes 2nd High Pin Grace Millar High Series Pin Darlene Haynes Who Serve Today 000 Bob Devaney hit toe nail on the head when he said Colorado was toe toughest team Nebraska has faced since Southern California The Bufb had one Intent throughout the entire and that was beat Nebraska Colorado provided an pffeme on toe groimd that the flutter defense is still trying to figure out The Bufb had no problem moving the ball on the ground and this will cause he defensive unit of Nebraska pxtra hours of work this week Df course the important thing is that they only crossed toe goal line twice As bad as Nebraska may have fookod during the second and third quartets last Saturday eft face it they sdU won the Same by 16 points and showed hay still have the moxls and gbUlty to win in spits of ad- Be Closed We Will The bank November 11th COZAD ANNUAL BREAKFAST r- Start out the season right! Attend the BIG EVENT of opening day Enjoy a MAN'S BREAKFAST of SausageMEcgsPancakesCoffee Tkkets Are $100 per hunterl DRAWING 1 priso 12 Gauge Springfield Pump Shotgun -i- pri Hunter's vest 3rd prlsa 1 Box of Shotgun shells i November 7th 5 to 8 am Coxad City Hall Auditorium Chuck Hartman and Stova Millnitz co-chairman Hswrn foamed 1 Ki ref However 1 as Is eible the lesson to be from the Colorado that Big Red is not and the super effort will be needed this Saturday iff toe Husk an not Just to win the gams but to restore toe tonfldsuc in themsetyas that they am one of the bast teams fa toe country i Last week we wrote about tte bow! game situation and fa mentioning Notre Dame segloctod to name one important game on their schedule dVxitiofiai with- the wall-to-wall GozADgNsisn Momboc FDIC I V- MwmaMwe MM.