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38 Lincoln Evening Journal Nebraska State Journal Dee. 2, May Be Wrong basketball ItfNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllillllllltlllllllllllH By Don Forsythe Journal Sports Editor With the ink barely dry on the chronicling of Nebraska 's 1970 Big Eight football championship, storm warnings have been posted for the champs as they look ahead to 1971. In concluding his weekly Monday roundup of Big Eight activity, Kansas City Associated Press sports writer Robert Moore touted Oklahoma as the early line choice to challenge Nebraska in 1971. Anyone who sat through the 28-21 Nebraska win over Oklahoma Nov. 21 take his forecast lightly.

Last week Denver Post columnist Frank Haraway asked Colorado coach Eddie Crowder to look ahead. Eddie pessimistic despite losing some quality performers. have more good football players waiting in the wings for their chance than ever before in the history of the liniversity of Crowder said. it will take a little time to coordinate them to the degree of the team that just finished the season. But not as long as some people might think as we have a real quality Kansas State's Vince Gibson loses as many as anybody, but not pessimistic, either.

On the eve of the Kansas State-Nebraska game, he allowed, won't be as bad off as people The Wildcats were able to stockpile some promising sophomores this season and all Vince needs to be competitive is a quarterback. 52 Huskers Will Be Don't look tor Iowa State and State is There's help on the way elsewhere, too. Missouri to have two straight losing seasons. Kansas have some talented individuals. Oklahoma said to have a great crop of budding young athletes.

I would guess that Nebraska coach Bob Devaney will look at 1971 just as he did 1970. try to be he said last August. When you lose six of your seven all-conference players there's obviously a need for rebuilding. But Devaney will retain some pretty good building blocks. There are a few hands in the in the Cornhusker camp, too.

Come spring a handful of redshirts will come into prominence. Linemen John Dutton (6-7, 235) and Bob Wolfe (6-5. 232) are names to remember. the obvious choices to do well following a year of seasoning. A candidate for honors might be Max Linder, now a receiver rather than a passer.

Others will come to the fore, too. what spring football is all about. No More Monday Night Movies? Finishing up with notes and quotes collected while wondering how long summer is going to last: Just two more nights of Monday night football are scheduled by ABC-TV, but despair, sports fans. The network will offer a Milwaukee Bucks v. Los Angeles Lakers contest Dec.

21 and may do more Monday night NBA telecasts if they prove halfway as successful as the football series. Army coach Tom Cahill on his 1-9-1 season: thing I've found out from my mail this season is that there are a helluva lot more coaches than football Texas' Darrell Royal on is the kind of week when turning over. yet I like it. what the By Associated Press Doane College scored a 79-60 victory over Kansas Wesleyan in its first game in the new Phusical Education building. But Wayne dropped its first home game since season 1967.

Wayne was humbled 79-57 by Northwestern of Orange City, Iowa while shooting 34 per cent to 48 per cent by the Red Raiders. Doane signed in at the new fieldhouse by taking a 20 point lead over the Kansans, dropped it to eight but then steadied behind the 20 points of A1 Gissler. At Newton, Pershing College maintained an early lead and squeaked by Bethel College, 63-60. Leonard Whit ted paced Pershing with 23 points and Bruce Ediger was high for Bethel with 29. Making their first start, the Kearney Antelopes lost to Fort Havs State at Hays, 10172.

The University of Omaha at Omaha trailed by 11 points midway in the first half but ran past St. College 82-62 at Omaha. Art Allen with 22 and Henry Berry with 16 led the Indians scoring and helped with a downcourt press that stymied the attack. Concordia College shattered three records in downing Buena Vista 107-95. The Bulldogs topped the 100 point mark last year against Westmar and also bettered the total score of two teams in a Concordia game.

At Spearfish. S.D.. Chadron State overcame an early Black Hills vState College lead and trounced the Yellowjackets 9264. Scott Jones led the scoring with 22 points. Northwest Missouri State pulled out a 13-point lead early in the second half and walloped Kennedy College 84-65.

Fred Dandridge paced Kennedy with 25 points and Don Nelson scored 22 for the Missourians. Dana College was pushed into overtime before beating Dordt 90-83 at Sioux Center, Iowa. Dordt scored eight points in the last 50 seconds to tie the game at 73-all at the end of regulation 77 the Texas-Arkansas game: your palms are wet and your kind of a miserable position, game is all about, this kind of competition. 1 always dreamed of getting into a contest like For you poetry nuts, the punch lines on Muhammad 24-Jine poem about his upcoming bout with Oscar Bonavena: before round nine is out, the referee will jump and shout, all folks, this turkey is Doane Initiates New Building With Victory 'he Lniversitv of Nevada at Las Veugas used its superior height to outrebound and outscore Hastings College 106-74. In junior college play, North Platte topped Colby (Kan.) College 83-71 and B'airburv won over Kemper Military 65-62.

UNO 82, St. 62 UNO 43 St Benedict's 35 St. Benedict's Downing 23, Williams 15, Carlin 9, Kolich 9, Murray 2, O'Conner 2, Lee 1, Baltuska 1. UNO Allen 22, Berry 20, Langer 16, Sieczkowski 12, Taylor 3, Gwaltney 3, Renner 3, Kslazek 2, Kennedy 1. NW Missouri 84, JFK 65 Northwest Missouri 39 45 Kennedy .34 Northwest Missouri Nelson 22, Moore 16, Jenkins 21, Whitney 20, Woods 5.

Kennedy Dandridge 25, Isaacson 10, Triano 9, Miller 8, Johnson 8, Strand 3, Collins 2. Northwestern 75, Wayne 57 Northwestern of Iowa 36 Wayne 31 26-57 Northwestern Van Ess 19, Bosch 14, Wouldstra 15, Aalbers 14, Estes 13. Wayne Trofholz 13, Rohlfsen 12, Seifkes 10, Harvey 6, Merchel 4, Hoffman 3, Woodln 3, Brummer 2, Jones 2, Quinn Fort Hays 101, Kearney 72 Kearney Havs 51 50-101 Kearney Hummel 16, Karnatz 12, Rol 10, Kropp 10, Walden 8, Wilkinson 5, Sandstrom 3, Hoffman 2, Meyer 2 Willis 2. Hays Stockstill 22, Okeson 20, Ritter 12, Thurman 12, Woodworth 10, Gaske 10, Ape I 8, Rampy 3, Rauhut 2, Gleason 2, Keller 2. Pershing 63, Bethel 60 Pershlno 32 Be'he' 31 Pershing Teshack 3, Rehn 11, Hazel 6, Perkins 8, Whatley 12, Whifted 23.

Bethel B. Ediger 20, Krehbiel 10, Vogtas 5, Schmidt 9, Wedel 6, D. Edlqer 8, Zerger 2. Chadron 92, Black Hills 64 Chadron 47 45 Hills ..35 Chadron Jones 22, Eastman 18, Rex Brown 16, Rick Brown 14, Jeffrey 8, Samuels 5, Peterson 2, Loughran 2, Gl 3, Stott 2. Black Hills Jerome Lee 18, Herndon 14, Walker 12, Krullk 6, Schlepp 5, Deluc 4, Bruns 2, Leckner 2, Gusso 1.

Doane 79, Kan. Wesleyan 60 Kansas Wesleyan 23 Doane ..42 Kansas Wesleyan Moore 12, Sum- mertield 5, Llssenden 14, McCurry 1, Logan 9, Russel 2, Van Embugh 2 Jarocki 2, Jessamy 15. Doane Eggers 11, Douglas 14, Brown 10, Glssler 20, Rosenstock 9, McBride 10, Lorlng 1, Warner 4. Concordia 107, Buena Vista 95 Buena Vista .,45 Concordia Buena Vista Christensen 22, Maas 16, Coker 15, Heitshusen 14, Harper 11 Engstler 6, Johnson 5, McDonald 4, Binder 2. Concordia Raabe 19, Lohmeyer 17, Berkeland 17, Schroder 14, Kreger 13, Kurth 4, Dahlke 3, Price 2, Faber 2, Tatumn 1.

Las Vegas 106, Hastings 74 Hastings 31 7. Las Vegas Bowling 4, White, 19, Yost 7, Wassenberg 7, Higgins 7, Fintel 6 Johnsen 6, Si for i us 2, Ptak 4. Las 23, Washington 26, Cieise 5, Houston 17, Whaley 11, R. Riley i Carman 6, A. Riley 6, Carndt 1.

Dana 90, Dordt 83 Dana 44 28 Dordt 40 33 10 -83 Dana Glock 18, Jahnke Lauritsen Miner 14, Kratina Hansen 10; Bott 3, Beatty 16. 30; Leenstra 10, Cruhh 4, Wai5tra'13; Vanderpol 14, Niewen- huis II; Kreun 1. Big Eight Nebraska 68, Wyoming 63 Kansas 69, Long Beach St Kansas St. 79, TCU 70 New Mexico 66, Colorado 63 Missouri 80, Arkansas 78 (ot) Oklahoma 87, East Texas 59 Iowa State 85, Mankato State 72 State Colleges Dana 90, Dordt 83 Pershing 63, Bethel 60 Fort Hays State 101, Kearney 72 Creighton 85, St. Thomas 64 Concordia 107, Buena Vista 95 NW Missouri 84, JFK 65 UNO 82, St.

Benedict's 62 Doane 79, Kansas Wesleyan 60 Northwestern 75, Wayne 57 Nevada-Las Vegas 106, Hastings 74 Falrbury 65, Kemper 62 North Platte 83, East Army 72, Lehigh 47 St. Francis, 80, Pace 67 West Virginia 113, Colgate 92 Navy 65, Dickinson 45 Maryland 86, Delaware 73 Columbia CCNY 55 Pitt 91, Gettysburg 61 Siena 10C, Clarkson 74 St. Joseph's, Pa. 81, Albright 63 Massachusetts 98, St. Anselm's 63 Dartmouth 87, Vermont 66 Villanova 91, Phlla.

Textile 71 Georgetown, C. 62 Rensselaer Poly 52 Baltimore Loyola 96, Seton Hall 73 Holy Cross 98, Stonehill 76 Rhode Island 94, Brown 88 South Tennessee 90, Northern Michigan 68 Jacksonville 132, Biscayne 88 South Carolina State 109, Fayetteville, N.C. State 92 Rollins 64, Georgia 60 Wake Forest 96, Appalachian 66 North Carolina State 104, Atlantic Christian 74 Duke 79, Princeton 75 Florida 79, Sanford 74 South Carolina 109, East Tennessee 79 Furman 1C2, Wofford 73 Louisville 82, Vanderbilt 74 The Citadel 100, Tennessee Wesleyan 72 Duquesne 80, Roanoke 72 Louisiana State 109, New Orleans Loyola 103 Mississippi 112, Northeast Louisiana 97 Memphis State 99, Callfornla-Davls 79 Auburn 93, Louisiana Tech 87 Grambllng 89, Wiley College 69 Northwestern Louisiana 88, Tulane Murray State 101, MacMurry, III. 49 Midwest Indiana 99, Eastern Michigan 82 Notre Dame 94, Michigan 81 Northern Illinois 76, Michigan State 75 Mlssourl-St. Louis 97, Southern III.

Ed- wardsvllle 75 Aquinas 81, Xavier, Ohio 69 Wisconsin 102, Eastern Illinois 84 Kentucky 115, Northwestern 100 Central Michigan 79, Calvin 71 Detroit 108, Hillsdale 61 Wabash 74, DePauw 70 Indiana State 84, Purdue 82 Chicago Loyola 68, St. John's, Minn. 56 Cincinnati 85, Cleveland State 75 Kent State 90, Oshkosh 74 Illinois 113, Butler 102 Bradley 102, Virginia Commonwealth 70 Drake 107, Plattevllle 73 Iowa State 85, Mankato State 72 Iowa Wesleyan 90, Culver Stockton 80 St. Mary's, Iowa 75, Luther 70 Quincy 106, Northeast Missouri 77 Parsons 77, William Penn 73 Loras 86, Upper Iowa 71 Wichita State 63, Athletes In Action 62 Washburn 72, Ottawa 64 Mllllkln 108, Grinnell 77 Ohio University 81, West Virginia Wesleyan 61 Bowling Green 107, Chicago State 70 Toledo 79, Idaho 64 Minnesota 85, North Dakota 61 North Dakota State 94, Morris 79 South Dakota State 99, Briar Cliff, Iowa 88 Sterling 99, Baker 97 Sf. Louis 103, Washington, Mo.

57 Miami Ohio 83 Muskingum 67 Southwest North Texas State 80 Bethel, Tenn. 69 Florida State 80, Texas 78 SMU 105, Austin College 76 Lamar Tech 81, Houston Baptist 64 Pan-American 87, Texas Lutheran 46 New Mexico State 107, Texas-Arlington 82 Trinity, Tex. 96, Mexico Olympians 74 LSU-New Orleans 98, Sam Houston State 85 Baylor 82, Southwest Texas 72 Oral Roberts 96, Oklahoma Baptist 70 Tulsa 71, St. Mary's (Tex.) 60 Texas Tech 93, San Diego State 86 Rice 98, Abilene Christian 81 Stephen F. Austin 89, Texas A 82 West Weber State 73, West Texas 63 Eastern Montana 89, Boise State 86 Colorado State 67, Denver 59 Oregon 95, San Jose State 65 Utah State 95, Ohio State 89 Callfornia-lrvine 95, Sonoma, Cal.

State 55 Montana State 90, Washington 89, overtime Stanford 65, San Francisco 61 Arizona 78, Seattle 74 Idaho State 95, Fullerton, Cal. State 81 Fresno State 68, St. Mary's, Cal. 64 Pacific 98, Hayward State 53 Tournaments Boston Beanpot First Round Boston College 62, Northeastern 58 Harvard 83, Boston University 69 Virginia Big Five First Round Virginia 81, Virginia Military 52 William and Mary 69, Richmond 68 Jaycee Triad Classic First Round North Carolina A 25, Elon 23 Tipoff Tournament First Round Texas Southern 103, Bishop College 98 Prairie View 128, Texas College 117 I Big Eight I I Boxes 1 Kansas 69, Long Beach St. 52 LONG BEACH KANSAS OF Trapp 3 1-2 7 Russell 4 5-5 Terry .5 5-7 15 Roblsch 8 2-8 MacWlms 0 3-3 3 Brown 2 2-3 Taylor 3 0-0 6 Nash 2 0-4 Ratleff 7 0-1 14 Stalwrth 9 3-3 Williams 0 0-0 0 Canfield 1 2-2 McLucas 0 2-2 2 Klvisco 0 1-1 Nixon 2 1-1 5 Williams 0 2-2 Douglas 0 Mathews 0 0-0 House 0 0-0 Totals 20 12-16 52 Totals 2617-28 65 Halftime: Kansas 32, Long Beach o.

Fouled Beach, Trapp, MacWilliams. Kansas, Brown. Total Beach 20, Kansas 14. Basketball Oklahoma City Kansas St. 79, TCU 70 TCU 2 1-1 7 2-4 0-0 1-1 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 5 1 0-0 2 Hall 6 6-10 18 Zender 3 Ul 7 Mitchell 5 Smith 16 Snider 12 Kusnyer 3 Thomas 4 3 0 0 0 28 14-22 70 Totals 30 Kansas State 42, Texas Villareal Degrate Kennedy Fergsn Hall Williams Hurdle Royal Hough Stone McCndn Parker Totals Halftime score: Christian 32.

Fouled out TCU, Kennedy, Ferguson. Kansas State, Hall. Total 21, Kansas State 16. Missouri 80, Arkansas 78 MISSOURI ARKANSAS Allen 3 1-5 7 Murphy Smith 17 1-4 35 Searles Foster .5 4-6 14 Box Flaker 2 3-4 7 Bass Salmon .2 1-2 5 Helder Jeffries 3 1-4 Lee Colbert 1 0-0 2 Tabor Maurer l-l i Vint Stock 0 2-2 2 Mooney Brown Totals 33 14-29 80 Totals Halftime: Missouri 37, Arkansas 30. Regulation score: 72-72.

Fouled Smith. Arkansas, Murphy, Lee. Total 20, Arkansas 25. New Mexico 66, Colorado 63 32 14-23 78 NEW MEXICO Johnson Faulkner Long Gibson Little Wright Roberts Seldler Stewart COLORADO 14 Meely 6 2 Aaker 0 23 Creighton 5 10 Dy. Mtchl 10 10 Shell 0 Jameson 3 Pickens 0 Smith 4 McCoy Maulsby Do.

Mtchl Teets Hofman 24 18-31 66 Totals Totals 24 18-31 66 Totals 27 New Mexico 31 Colorado 36 Fouled out--Gibson, Faulkner, Stewart, Creighton, Aaker, Dudley Mitchell. Total New Mexico 23, Colorado 25 Oklahoma 87, East Texas 59 EAST TEXAS LaFevers Vandrpol Thomas Mason Cuffee Coffman Wilson Bragg 1-2 5-6 1-2 3-3 2-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 OKLAHOMA Totals East Texas Oklahoma Total Fouls 16. Fouled out Attendance 5 Jack 15 Hardin 3 Ray 13 Martin 4 Pettes 9 Crowell 4 Jones 6 Yule Gorman Burks Lynch Fernando 23 13-19 59 Totals 4 0-1 4 1-2 5 2-4 5 0-0 2 2-2 4 3-5 6 1-1 1 1-2 2 2-2 0 2-2 2 1-5 1 0-0 36 15-26 87 29 47 40- 87 -East Texas 18, Oklahoma -none Iowa State 85, Mankato St. 72 MANKATO STATE IOWA Connelly Ellens Wood Williams Pearson Forte Nelson Wahlgren Thom 3 4 6 5 3 2 3 0 3-4 4-6 0-0 3-6 3-4 1-1 0-2 1-2 0-0 10 Renebch 12 Engel 4 Moser 15 Mack 13 DeVldr 7 Robinson 4 Snell 7 Johnson 10 Brown Gibson 72 Total 32 Iowa State STATE 5 7 5 3 0 2 0 1 Totals 28 16-26 Halftime score kato State 39 Fouled out: Connelly, Ellens. Total fouls: Mankato State 22, State 18 Technical fouls: Mankato State 2, State 1.

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