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14 Lincoln Evening Journal Nebmska State Journal Thursday, Nov. 12, Chanticleers Blank Seivard in Central Ten, 12-0 Olympic I Wells, Lucky Charm, Defense Help Ord Uneasily May Be Wrong IIUIIIIIIIIIItliilllHlllllllilllilllliiillllHHIHIillltHlllllltNlllllllilHUli By Don Forsythe Journal Sports Editor By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Seward Ord coach Chuck Squier had everything possible going for him here Wednesday night when his Chanticleers fjeward for the football championship of the tough Class Central Ten Conference. He had a big green paper four-leaf clover pinned to his jacket, though the Ord colors are red and white. He also had a large with a lucky penny taped to the middle. way we played the last couple of Squier said, need all the luck we can But his No.

3 rated ball club depended on the hard running of fullback Larry Wells and a stingy defense rather than luck to hand the Bluejays a 12-0 setback. Maybe some luck was present. Ord capitalized on two breaks, a Seward fumble and a poor punt, to tally its two touchdowns in the game played in near-zero wind chill index conditions. The first time coach Jim Seward club got the ball, Dale Peterson gobbled up a fumble at the Blue- 29-yard line and seven plays later Wells crashed in from the three for the first score. But when the extra point kick, attempted into the icy gale fell short, Ord was forced to nurse a slim 6-0 lead until midway through the final frame when Wells settled the issue with another TD.

Seward generated one serious threat, but a stiffening Ord defense and the clock kept the Bluejays from scoring just before halftime. Brian Dittmann broke away for the only long gainer when he slashed off tackle from the Seward 20 and galloped 64 yards to the Ord 16 before he was hauled down. But after gaining one first down, a final hurried play was a yard short of paydirt as time expired. It was the only serious threat, while Ord tallied the insurance touchdown after Seward was backed up to its own goal and was forced to punt into the strong, cold wind. The kick only got out to the 21.

Three straight carries by Wells got the ball down to the two from where he plowed over to complete the scoring. key was our stopping the Seward drive at the end of the first Squier admitted. thought our kids showed a lot of poise to organize the defense after that long run. But relied on a strong defense for our success all Seward 0 0 0 Ord 6 0 0 3 run (kick failed) 2 run (run failed) 0 0 6-12 Hebron Broncos Pace NI AC Stats Louisville Rallies Hebron Hebron scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to defeat Class top- ranked Wymore-Southern, 23-14, Wednesday night in the Southern Nebraska Conference playoffs. Hebron, rated No.

2 in the rankings, had scored only a second quarter safety until the decisive period, while Wymore built a 14-2 lead. But short runs by Don Johnson and Greg Pumphrey scored two touchdowns for the winners in the final period and Randy Mesloh added a 21-yard scoring run to cement the victory. Hebron 0 2 0 21-23 Wymore .........................8 6 0 Hebron Johnson, 1 run; Pumphrey, 1 run; Mesloh, 21 run; Safety, Wymore stepped out of end rone. 3 kicks. (2) 93 kickoft return; 29 pass from Rutan.

run. Hanna Runs Past Brnle In 484) Win After Finishing 7-1 Year Standings Team Slatistics Scoring Offense Pts. Concordia 8 245 Hastinqs 8 207 Conf. All Wesleyan ...............................9 161 Pts. 0pp.

Doane .9 156 Concordia .................4 7 1 245 82 Dana 8 87 Intercollegiate Athletic Con- Jg Defcnse final 2 6 3 156 134 Hastings College, having completed its season with a 7-1 record, dominates team statistics in the Nebraska Dana 13 2 6 1 8 ference before the weekend of play for the other compieiri Rushing Offense The Broncos stand atop the Hastings passing offense, total offense Concordia five clubs. Att. Yds. ..9 366 1402 ...8 360 1049 ..8 341 1030 8 373 999 and rushing defense categories -J and are second in rushing of- Passing Offense fense, scoring offense and pass Hastings 2 Sordia HpfpnRP Concordia 1 2 .425 1 558 1 94.7 ucieuse. Wesleyan 92-212 13 .434 1231 136.8 Mike Sm Sallier is the rushing leader Dana 14 .340 630 73.8 Dana Total Offense 87 108 Att.

Yds. 69 286 Hastings 8 299 547 Wesleyan .................9 340 814 Dana ........................8 354 902 Concordia 8 342 1043 Doane 9 391 1218 Midland ..................9 371 1448 128 1 Passing Defense 124.9 By 28-20 Falls City Louisville scored 22 points in the second quarter and then hung on to defeat Falls City Sacred Heart, 28-20, here Wednesday night for the Galaxy Conference title. Mike Dolan scored two touchdowns for Louisville and Bird scored three for iJ55 Sacred Heart. Louisville 0 22 6 Falls City SH 0 6 0 14-20 Louisville Dolan (2), 2, 1 runs; Gru- Avg. 30.6 25.8 17.9 7.7 Avg.

68.3 Dan 160.9 93.9 Dana 92.9 Hastings Wesleyan Doane with 989 yards for an average I ber (2), 5, 4 runs; pass Comp. int. Pet. Yds. Avg.

Dolan; Gruber, run. 71-170 17 .417 837 96-214 22 .449 934 116.7 run 19 .391 1099 122.1 98-214 19 407 1136 126 2 87-187 6 460 1206 134.0 26 432 1349 168.6 Total Defense Att Yds Avg. 513 1470 183.7 524 1739 217.4 562 1913 212.5 Dodge Crown To Two Teams Pope John and yards. Midland .9 540 1481 Seores Boost Laurel TOP BOWLERS Ray Schmitt scored Elgin Individual Stapleton Bud Hanna scored Scribner Quarterback Steve three touchdowns on runs and Erwin scored four touchdowns of 109.0 per game and Gary Hastings .8 559 2392 9.0 Dodge battled to a 6-6 tie here Bendinger of Hastings has HO- Midland Wednesday afternoon for the 212 passes completed for 1,575 604 230 pt, Eastern Mid-State conference 9 Concordia ..................8 82 10.2 title game. The teams will share Dana .....................................8 108 13.5 xixi- Hastings 8 108 13.5 Ihe title.

Wesleyan .............................9 129 14.3 Doane ....................................9 140 15.5 r. Midland ....................9 286 31.8 Pope John touchdown in the third quarter on a 54-yard run. touchdown was scored Statistics by Merlyn Steffensmeier on a two-yard run after a blocked blocked a punt and fell on it in short runs In leading Laurel S' a '-TSIV o-x J2 'K S.J P.P. i Mapieton to an easy 48-u win Wednesday afternoon and tne At Bowi-Mor sid koii, 604 Fiiipi, Hastings S3i ys.s 4.9 2 run. over Brule for the Western Mid- Husker Conference title.

KT" nl SJ State Conference title here Laurel, rated No. 5 in Class 244 6 I 8 Ron Meiichar, 233 oick Passing Wednesday afternoon. finished the season undefeated Hanna is the leading rusher with a 10-0 record. Scribner ItE To and scorer for the No. 7 rated rated No.

9 Class finished At Northeast Bonnie Novak, 212 McKeivey, nwu 69-155 .442 962 106.9 Stapleton club which finished the with a 8-2 record. 203 44-131 .340 583 64.8 season undefeated with a 10-0 ...................6 0 2 -540 c. icrioner 14 At Plaza Sharon Schwietzer, Laurel Erwin (4), 2, 1, 3, 2 runs; Beverly Martin, Helen Brule 0 0 0 pass from Bright, Bonnie Kohlahof, Stapleton 6 24 6 12- 48 Men's 230 Games, 600 Series At Northeast Jim Hansen, 243. At Plaza Robert Larson, 240; Lloyd Kohlman, McLaughlin Dana Erwin; Erwin, run. Homer Blanks Randolph, 12-0 Wayne Homer scored touchdowns in the second and no 7 Yds.

Avg. fourth quarters Wednesday krr h.r AA .1 208 548; Shirley aftemoon to blank Randolph, 12- rvcsiai, xj noiiiia PAT Betty Rose Stcenson, (ti 3 concordla ...................31 and win thp and Flflrk 1, 22, 2 runs; Safety (blocked punt); Stolberg, pass from Yvonne Pettit, 202-535; Doris Hoveling, Doyle, 1 run; Blevins, 20 pass from Meyer. 200; Chris lender, Leonna Keslar; Weems, 9 pass from Keslar. PAT Thrasher, 525; Rena Haifley, 212; Loriane Stapleton Keslar, 25 run; Hanna (3), run; Keslar run. Powers Pitches Pep St.

Agnes 551 447 320 266 Alliance Quarterback Pat Feiton, 201 Pfeifer Run Helps Spencer Niobrara Jerry Pfeifer touchdowns scored the only points on Pusses to Randy Famtor as A a four-yard touchdown run as S'- Spencer edged Niobrara. 6-0. here Wednesday afternoon for Panhandle Conference the Niobrara Valley Conference xu xt St. Agnes, the No. 3 rated team in Class scored in the Spencer held Niobrara on quarter to pull out the win.

downs on i own four-yard line finished the vear in the fourth quarter to ensure Morrin o- a Saunders, 200. Hastings At Parkway Bernadette Durney, rUntlllg 203; Marion Howard, Verna No McCurdy, 204; Dee Lowe, 528; Dorothy Mollring, Doane ............................57 Bryant, 205; Martha Rutledge, Naber, Concordia 42 At Bowl-Mor Marilyn Heidtbrink, Hawley, Hastings 29 534; Jean Kollman, 205. Grell, Wesleyan 45 At Hollywood Barb Cronin, 533; uchtman, Dana 47 Williams, Midland 23 Punt Returns FOOTBALL the win. Spencer 6 0 0 0 Sepncer Pfeifer, 4 run. 7 0 0 Kanno, 38 run.

St. Agnes Morrill 0 0-- 6 ley, run. 0 St. (2), 15, 68. Passes from Powers.

(2), kick. Cordon Edges Ainsicorth Ainsworth NBA try San Olego, 127, Cincinnati 120 X- XU Phoenix 114, Portland 100 for two extra points to tie the os Angeles 117 Detroit 115 game failed and Gordon nipped Ainsworth, 16-14, here Wednesday afternoon to win the Rangeland Conference title. Paul Anderson ran for both of touchdowns. Gordon 8 0 8 Ainsworth ......................0 0 8 (2), 1, 1 runs. PAT pass from Anderson; Capler, pass from Anderson.

1 run; Carr, 2 run. run. Bartlett Romps Behind Olson Wheeler- Central had little trouble in downing Humphrey, 50-14, here Wednesday night to capture the Sandhills Gateway Conference title. Bartlett 8 20 12 10-50 0 0 14 (3), 28, 6. 2 runs; Foster (2), 25, 18 passes from Schmeits, Patrick, pass from Schmeits; Childres, 20 run.

PAT Childres (3), run. Humphrey Bender (2), 11, 13 runs. pat erner, pass from Baumbard. Milwaukee 123, Boston 113 Philadelphia 119, Baltimore 107 ABA Carolina 106, New York 102 Kentucky 128, Virginia 123 NHL New York 3, Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 3, Los Angeles 1 California 2, Montreal 0 Vancouver 4, Toronto 2 Chicago 7, Philadelphia 1 CHL Dallas 7, Omaha 3 Oklahoma City 3, Kansas City 1 Fort Worth 5, Tulsa 0 State High Schools Playoff Results HUSKER CONFERENCE Laurel 34. Scribner 14 RANGELAND Gordon 16, Ainsworth 14 NIOBRARA VALLEY Spencer 6, Niobrara 0 EASTERN MID-STATE Dodge 6, Elgin Pope John 6 LEWIS-CLARK Homer 12, Randolph 0 MID-NEBRASKA Grand Island NW 18, Geneva 7 WESTERN MID-STATE Stapleton 48, Brule 0 WESTERN TEN Chadron Assumption 34, Harrison 14 CENTRAL TEN Ord 12, Seward 0 PANHANDLE Alliance St.

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Jim Mathiesen got the insurance No Yds Avg fourth pcrlod on a R. Ellis, Wesleyan ...................6 102 threc-yard plunge. Thompson, Dana ................13 160 12.3 Homer ..........................0 6 0 Freiling, Concordia ..............14 109 7.8 Randolph 0 0 0 Metz, Hastings 5 22 4.4 Homer Jenkins, 59 pass from Hohen- Koch, Hastings 5 13 2.6 stein; Mathiesen, 3 run. Pass Interceptions No. Yds.

Avg. Beranek, Doane 8 53 66 Sirek, Concordia 8 100 12.5 Roffers, Wesleyan .................7 20 2 9 Mefz, Hastings ......................5 65 13.9 Re. Sephenson, NWU 4 66 16.5 Bradley, Dana 4 53 13.3 Kickoff Returns No. Yds. Avg.

Thompson, Dana ..................10 214 21.4 Wieland, Doane 7 140 20.0 Metz, Hastings .....................18 351 19.5 Nannen, Wesleyan 7 135 19.3 Kemling, Wesleyan ................9 146 16.2 Kuhlman, Concordia ...........14 220 15.7 Scoring Conv. Field Total TD Pts. Goals Pts. Naber, Concordia 60 Watson, Hastings 60 Bendinger, Hastings 6 19 55 Sallier, Doane .9 54 Hunt, Doane 1 6 42 Boals, Wesleyan 3 17 2 41 of IThe Saeure The Executor Your Estate The custom of naming a member of the family as executor dates back a long time back to when a man's wealth was relatively simple hard cash, goods and taxes were no more than a nuisance. Times change, however.

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kick. Gl 5 run; Martinez, 2 run; Geyette, 4 pass from Redler. If somebody get the word to public address announcer Ralph Beechner about Dick Rupert before Kansas State game the Cornhusker guard may start believing the old saying about offensive linemen being unknown soldiers. But even though he been announced as the starter at left guard the last two home games the 216-pound California transplant is making a good impression where it counts with his teammates and the coaching staff. Rupert, who came to the Cornhusker camp last spring after a couple of good seasons at Harbor Junior College in California, take a direct route to the starting job he claimed before the Minnesota game.

He spent tlie first portion of spring practice at defensive end as the coaches looked for replacements for the departed Mike Wynn and Sherwin Jarmon. just my position. I like to run into people more than go around he says. Then he started lining up at offensive tackle, his offensive position in junior college. where he was when fall camp opened, but about 10 days before the Wake Forest game line coach Carl Selmer switched him from tackle to guard.

Suiiinier Preparation Helped a little Dick adrnits. had to learn my assignments all over again. I think a little more mental because you have to pick up all of the switch calls at Rupert came back to fall camp primed for a good season. figured I had to do it in fall he relates. have a job last summer.

About all I did was lift weights, run and go surfing. The coaches tell me anything about my size, but I figured it would be better if I was Rupert joins tackles Bob Newton and Carl Johnson and guard Keith Wortmaa in the cast of junior college transfers who have made significant contributions to the Cornhusker offensive line this season. The Cornhuskers have to put on a big sales campaign to get him even though some 35 four-year schools including Alabama, UCLA, California, San Diego State and Stanford contacted him. There were several factors influencing him. wanted to play for a he says, you do any better than play for coach Big Fans Impressive The fact that Nebraska had Southern Cal on its schedule hurt either.

in Los Angeles, you either want to play for SC or against he says. Besides that not all that impressed with Californians. lives there they he says. just out to make a He likes the positive attitude of the Cornhusker fans, too. Los Angeles a lot of people go to the games to see you he says.

believe all they told me about the Nebraska fans but I do Dick admits that it takes a little learning to catch on to the Cornhusker rivalries. know the history of some of them. You have to listen to the other players talking about some of the, previous But Rupert is fully aware of what game means. is going to be the big one. the whole season.

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