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FOI Powerful Gophers hand Purdue 33-6 setliaek as outeoiiie never in doulil 1 Penii eriislies lluskcrs Minnesota Bij; Ten MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnne- hapless Army Hnu'i won conference championship here Saturday by unleashing a high voltage attack that shocked Boilermakers Into 33 to 6. I It was Minnesota seventh straight victory of the season, in-; eluding five conference contests. Worst defeat for (ladets PHILADELPHIA. This Is to report that the defenses rs.

Purdue Minn, against aerial attack on the football field are still "on order" and that the University of Pennsylvania came back to early season form Saturday to give the Cadets a 48 to 0 whitewash the worst an Army team ever experienced. Before 47,000 spectators in the wind swept stands of Franklin (nPft lorward I'orward Inf forward for. Forward imawa Inlrrrrplrd 0 SS 13 A I Vda rtinrd. ninbarli Int. avrragr Ifrotn arrlni.l SS I Tofal all lilrlta rrliirnrd I.SO Opimnrnla' fiinihlra rrrovrffd Sarda loal ha iwnaltira It 827 1 8 80 88 II 3 181 8 Buckeves hand Georgia lech nOMMi out IIV field, Penn humiliated Army as it and left it in position to bring a pad Maryland, Yale and Princeton.

brtlllant undefeated seaivm to a The only time Army even came close in the final game with Wls- near scoring, a decision consin at Madison next week, deprived it of a touchdown. This Michigan helped the Gophers to vvas in the closing minutes of the the title by eliminating North- fimt period with Penn leading then western, 20 to 13 at Ann Arbor. py a mere six points. Ted Lutryz- There was little doubt about kowski plow'cd over the Penn the eventual outcome of the game line from the one yard line, from the opening kickoff when but Referee H. O.

Dayoff penal- Bobhy Paffrath took the ball on Army 15 yards for using an his own 15 and fumbled. George i niegal shift. Franck. Gopher speedster, was Pastes. there to J'vardsTor Three times in the second pe- the en-1 tire Purdue team, bunched in front tn KuozviisW of him.

Gordon Paschka place- the fmirth kicked the extra point and Minne- on the sota led, 7 to 0. with only 16 sec- Kuczynsai onds of playing time elapsed. Smith Cuts Over. caught the i touchdown pass in the end zone. Paul Wexler.

substituting for Reagan, engineered the second of The second Gopher touchdown in i touchdown series with a 15- the first period came after Franck 1 pass to Johnny Welsh, had returned a punt 31 yards to 1 johnny caught the ball on the the Purdue 31-yard line. Bruce cadet 34 and sprinted across the Smith and Franck in two plays line. made it a first down on the 19- a few minutes later. Captain yard line, and after Paffrath lost Frick intercepted a pass from three yards, Smith cut thru right; Brown of Army and ran it to tackle to score. the Cadet 47.

There let A Purdue fumble recovered on again and Johnny Craemer the Boilermaker 35-yard line led eaught the throw and raced 27 to the third Gopher touchdown in i yards for the score, the second quarter. On tbe first Return, play Bill Daley, reserve fullback, thni for the score. In the third quarter, after a Wexler bucked and passed the 15 Uadets dizzy in the final period. yard penalty for holding spoiled a i Receiving an Army punt on his 49. touchdown try, Mernik placeklcked Paul dodged thru dozens of a field goal, his first of two for ing Army hands and raced 49 the day.

I yards for the first of his pair of touchdown early in the touchdowns in the period, then fourth quarter came on a series tercepted a Cadet pas.s on the Penn of passes, keystone of which was 35 and a few plays later passed one from Galvin to Smerke for 25 18 yards to Bob BruncLage, Penn yards to the Gopher 12 and an- substitute back, to put the ball on other by the same combination to 18. appeared the 3-yard line. From there Full-1 stopped on the 4-yard line until back John Petty needed four line Wexler swept wide around his plays to carry it over. I right end and oyer the goal line. Late in the game, with Purdue i Gene Davis kicked all but one flooding the field with passes.

Bill Baumgartner, end, knocked the ball into the air out of the hands of Frank Fijala, reserve Purdue back. Jim Lushine. tackle, caught of extra points from placement. Lineup: Finn Army KuciynikI it on the Purdue 15 and skirted over for the final score. ms PURDUE min nesota Fitch L.T......N»ff Wildunc Kuuslsto Axton Bjorktund O.

Pukema RE. Johnson B. Paffrath Smith H. Franck KB Swetger Mendelaon Farrell Chiimadia 8 21 7 0 0 0 0 0 Purdue Mlnneiinta 14 0 0 8 8 8 13 10 33 Scoring; Purdue, touchdown. Petty; Mlnneaota.

Franck, Smith, Haley (eub for l.uahine for Kuuslato). Field Mcrntk for L.T I. Q. C. T.

H. R.H.. F.B.. Pennaylvanla Army Pennaylvanla Reagan Kuciyn- Welsh. Craemer tsub for Wexler 2 (aub for Reagan).

Points after touchdown: Davit 4, Chandler place- mentat. Rpferee: H. O. Dayhoff. BuckneU; umpire: T.

J. Thorp, Columbia; linesman: find bargain Smith! after touchdown, uscd Car market in the for Ihikema), Mernik, Bartelt (sub for every day check values. (Continued from Page 1-B.) der way a short time later, and while the Panther touchdown came on one of these "breaks," It be entered In any way but an earned touchdown. The Huskers scored against Oklahoma with the same setup, Allen Zlk- mund reaching back and grabbing a ball that Jack thought he had intercepted. Roy Petsch went up Just as Jacobs had done, confident that he had it.

But it slid thru hla hands and all that kept Jack Goodridge going all the way was a sharp tackle by Butch Luther whose name should be up In lights for the game he played Saturday. Blasts Thru Line. Bob Thurbon got two yards at right tackle. Then 'Thurbon waded thru a tremendous hole at this same position to score standing up. This was the second time all season that a team has been able to blast its way thru the Husker line for points, Minnesota accom- pli.shmg it in the first game of the season.

The remainder of the quarter was without incident excepting one play when Butch Luther started as tho on his pet reverse, only to fade back and throw a pass intended for Prochaska. But it was short and picked off by Jack Stetler. the first pass that Luther had ever thrown for the Huskers. The Panthers were alert, however, having two men with Prochaska. The Huskers had lost the toss to start the game and elected ts start the third period with the wind advantage.

When punt slid off his foot for a 2 gain it left the Panthers on their own 22. Knight Rushes In. pass to Luther, who lateralled to Petsch. gained seven yards. The Panther.s then locked the gates and the best that Luther and Hopp could get in three tries was three yards.

It was fourth down and four yards from a touchdown. The ball was to the left of the goal posts when Biff Jones rushed Bus Knight Into the game carrying the play that eventually won. It was evident at once that a placeklck would be forthcoming and Vike Francis had his big chance to redeem that miss on the extra point. He made the most of it. With Knight holding, the ball carried over the top of the standards and thru the bars.

The referee's arm went up without any hesitation. Biff substituted his second unit as a team only once, giving the first string some rest in the first half. But a.s it was last Saturday, it was Pitt, a team that should have been weakening, carrying the fight to the Huskers. Rush Right Tackle. The Panthers were powering their way over the Husker right tackle on that last drive which was neatly mixed with passes, when they reached the Nebraska 3, a change in tactics lost tw'o yards when Bonelli, a hard running reserve back, tried to go wide.

Then came that dramatic place- kick which failed. Pitt backers were already second guessing on what would have happened had big George Kracum been given a chance inside the tackles. The 22,000 who braved the cold, raw wind to watch this contest will never forget not a single spectator left until the final minute. No matter what previous record may have been, the Panthers were a great team Saturday. They fought it out to the last ditch and it required everything the Huskers had to stave off that last minute bid for victory.

From Same Angle. Illinois 6th loss, 14 to 6 Don Scoli pets both loiiclnlowns CHAMPAIGN. 111. (UP). Ohio State sent Don Bcott spinning over the goal line twice Saturday to deal Illinola its sixth straight defeat.

14 to 6. A chilled 15,571 watched the running attack offset Illlni passing for third Western conference victory in five starts. Ohio State outnished Illinois Bucks vs, mini Ohio VlalmituG 1 ATLANTA. Georgia noble effort failed by the slim margin of a single point Saturday as the big red shlrted Alabama football team won the argument in this Southeaatem conference duel, 14 to 13. Some 25,000 customers saw a 93 yard kickoff return for a touchdown by great halfback.

Jimmy Nelson, and saw Georgia Tech roll up 16 first downs to 5 for the Crimson. Batljiers score upset victory over Il4)osiers Few shot (luring seeoiul season Takr early lead for 27-10 1 Diiek Ntill Haler on by nishint (Allied 201 FomAfd Attempted 4 FnrwArd ewmpelted 0 hjr 0 Attempted for- wArd 0 ForwAfd taitereepted hy 4 (Alned, rnnhArk of Int. 17 Aveniie (from 38 (xtTotAl returned 48 reeov- ered 1 by and IS 84 It 78 its power at the tackles, going 70 yards in the first five minutes to score. After that, the IlUnl held off Ohio until the third period, when Scott outklcked Ehnl and gave Ohio a chance from 40 yards out. The Bucks w'cnt over in seven plays with Scott, Langhurst and Klnkade hauling the ball.

Good fired passes all over the gridiron in the fourth period to Paul Milosevlch, Bill Gibbs, and (Continued from Page 1-B.) ball on downs when another Lincoln drive fizzled just 7 yards from pay dirt. Lincoln threatened in the fourth early moments. But Mun- I pass interception balked the chance to score. I The Third City line held Lincoln i at the crucial moments, and Coach I Ralph charges resorted MADISON, Wls. Wisconsin passing game that work moved into the first division of very wjll.

either Lincoln cimi- the conference football i 7 of 24 pas.ses for (3 yards. Huipd in the six counties which hiol standings Saturday by defeating meanwhile allowing six flips to be second open season starting last a favored Indiana eleven. 27 to lU. intercepted Sunday and ending Saturday at ft before a small day crowd! r)on who p. m.

W. Lytle, acting serre- of 16 000 three other passes in addition to the game commission said. Indiana started impressively by'the one which produced the touch- He'doubted the commission would scoring a field goal shortly after in addition to swell approve two seasons next year be- the game started, hut the Badgers defensive work, was the -----------------retaliated with a touchdown a few field, hut he had minutes later. WLsconsln added hrin from Art thrpe more in the second period. I Munroe and A Wil- Because of adverse weather conditions very few pheasants were cause most hunters get all the hunting they want during the first open period.

Lvtle said the number of birds capltallzlnK on Hooaicr fumble, Indiana scored late in the game on a pass, Hal Hursh to Archie summary Lineups and Harris. Ralph Ehnt. Pfeifer went over first Indiana score when the game i1t r.o«.|tirtn from the 1-yard line for hla was about two minutes old. Wls i only touchdown after Good had 1 acting captain. Johnny tossed three completions in a row Tennant, hobbled on the first play, after Indiana kicked off, Fddic to Mllosevich.

Gibbs and Ehnl. The lineup; 2 201 yards to 84, but the Illlni had all the edge in passing and earned 13 first downs to the 9. Scott followed up his touchdown drives of 7 and 2 yards with two perfect placekicks to score all points. With the heavy line doing heavy damage to the Illinola tackles, Tom Klnkade and Jim Langhurst tore off lengthy gains that paced scoring thru.sts of 40 and 70 yards. But when Ohio wanted that touchdown punch, it as Scott who darted between PositionILLINOIS OHIO STATE L.E.

Dnnlell L.O....... Slehold Thom White Pawlowskl rib ik RE----- F.ngel Astroth Scott Peterson Klnkade F.B----- Illinois 0 0 0 8 -8 Hucinski recovering for Indiana on the Wisconsin 32. After three plays failed to provide a first down. Bob White kicked a field goal from placement. A few minutes later.

Wl.sron.sln 7 0 7 0 14 Pfelter, made a first down on the Hoo.sicr 47-yard stripe, George Paskvan then broke loose around his left end and raced to the Indiana 4 Two plays later he acored thru center, Fred Gage missed the try from placement. Indiana fumbles up the nexl r.RAND ISI.AND DfVffiAU A. WlUon A youb Wenierr Hlacklnirn Sfott 0 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 12 Touchdown: Ijirxon, Hull, DeffcnliauKh. for Lincoln OfflcUU: Wilbur rrfiTci: Thurlo McCrxdy, plrr; Hrrb llnMman. LINCOLN K.

Muiray 1 L.T C.oeitlctn i L.d. Damian (t. Buckley no 1 (I Hall i Maser I ('ha rin 1 LH. Jones i H.H Nelsen KB Wlsmer IJnrnln 1 i (irandI'iianrt small and there is plenty of breed stock left. De.spite this the com- mls.sion will continue to raise pheasants at the state game farm and the co-operative pheasant raising projects, financed by federal funds, will not be dropped.

This year about birds were relea.sed from the game farm and 13,664 were relea.sed by the co-operative projects. (pohleii Bears heal L. I Bnmn, FAlkenatrln; futlbAcli. the first on the Indiana ail'J Ohio Scott (21, After touchdown, Scott (21. MArlAlrc, Campbell.

Plowe, Nel- Turek, two Badger tallies in the big 8CC- Ohlo State F.nd«, i two line plays and a pa-ss, Half- Cafferty, Newlln; Dixon, Stephen- E-nH novo PIcclnlnl; Bruckner, Howard; I hack Mark Hoskins tO End Dave Population Large. Lytle explained that altho the pheasfint population was large at for tirand present time the commission KnKht. Nebraaka, would continue to propagate birds because the lo.ss thru the winter due to cold weather may be large and there is also the possibility the hatch of birds in the open will not be large. There are also some counties to be restocked, he said. There is still plenty of duck hunting wherever there is open water, Lytle said.

He was m- guard and center each time. Scott also paved the way for the second State counter with a tremendous punt on which he outkicked Ralph Ehnl by 35 yards in an exchange. W'ith Ohio 14 points already on the scoreboard, Illinois unraveled its passing attack In the fourth quarter. Dick Good, sophomore left halfback, tossed 13 pa.sses in the last 15 minutes and completed 8. Three times, the mini sailed down into scoring territory on the strength of accurate pitching.

The first time, they seht Myron Pfeifer over for a touchdown. Twice Ohio stopped the Rlinois rush by intercepting pas.ses. Ohio State made prompt use of Cfnter, Bell; Sexton, Stml- one; Horvath, Sweeney; fullback, Haliabrln. Referee Frank l.ane, rinclnnatl; umpire. A Schahlnger, SprlngfleKl; field judce, Fred (lardner, Cornell, head man.

Paul Goebel, MlchKan. Schreiner, put Wisconsin on the Indiana 4. Two plays later Pa.sk- van hit center for a touchdown. Bob Ray. who replaced Paskvan.

kicked the point. City iiiitl fest Deceiiilier 10 The annual Y.M.C.A.-sponsored city amateur boxing tournament will be held Tuesday, Dec. 10. ac- Pos INDIANA WISCONSIN Sabol White K. smith (AC)---- Waseerbach RE L.H Tennant F.B.........

Paskvsn Indiana 3 0 7 10 1 Wisconsin 8 21 0 0-27 tor. And amateur in Lincoln are eligible to compete and Indiana Touchdown, Point from tty after touchdown. Bucchta- nerl (placement). Field goal: White (placement). Wlaconain acorlng: EJIPNELEY, Calif.

Scoring formed FYlday hy George Cook, twice in the first half on long Lincoln, that the flight of ducks touchdown runs. University of and geese from the north had not California carried its mediocre 1 yet ended. Cook received a mes- 1940 football campaign toward a sage from Nestor Falla, Ontario, close Saturday with an unimpres- Canada, informing him that the stive 14-6 win over University of Oregon. A crowd of 25,000 saw Jim Jurkovich, speedy California halfback, score late in the first period on a 30 yard dash down the sidelines. Oregon came right back with a 55 yard pass and run to the goal line that kept the Webfoots very much in the ball game.

It was a sharp toss from Leon- ducks and geese in that territory did not leave there until Thursday. This would indicate that the flight southward has not yet ended, Lytle said, altho it is not likely birds leaving Ontario will get this far west. IVsek, Adam to niatidi FALLS ard Lseberg to Tommy Roblin, who i Pesek, the may obtain blanks from Matthews van 2 McFadiean for Ray for Paskvan). from try at the after touchdown. Ray (3) (all plAcemcnU) da.shed down his right sideline as his teammates put beautiful blocking in a half dozen advancing Boars.

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Fully lined for added warmth. A grand gift Buy now during this sale and save. One of the odd happenings of the game was the fact that both Stahl and Francis kicked from nearly the same angle on their field goal attempts. A five yard penalty for excessive times out added five more yards distance to try. If anjrthing, it improved his chance.

The Panthers have a stout running attack and it was Bob bon who ripped off 36 yards on a naked 'for the longest run of the afternoon when he swung right end. Fred Meier managed to grab Thurbon from behind. The Panthers were putting tremendous pressure on Husker passers, both Hopp and Rohrig being trapped on occasions before they could get rid of the ball. The Huskers were officially credited with trying but five passes, but there were several others called, none, however, until the second half. Number fingers made passing hazardous and the Huskers played it as close to the vest as possible.

The outcome indicates that it was Indeed close enough. Two Players Hurt. Edgar Jones, Pitt passer and punter, was hurt in the first half, and Forest Behm went out also with a leg injury. It was not serious, however. The Husker first string got no relief in the last half.

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Right hadf, Bonelli. Nebraska ...................0 8 3 Pittsburgh 0 7 0 Toughdowns: Hopp; Pittsburgh. Thurbon Point after touchdown: Pittsburgh. 8e- keta (placeklck). Field goal; Nebraska.

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field Judge. FIRST QUARTER. Nebraska game captains George Knight and Leonard Muskin met in the center of the field with the Panther leader, Mike Sekela. Pittsburgh won the toss and elected to defend the south goal with its wind advantage. 'The Ciomhuskers chose to receive and Kracum kicked off 45 yards to Hopp who was stopped for no return by Konetsky.

NEBRASKA: Hopp broke over his owm left tackle for four yards, Kracum stopping him. Hopp failed to gain on an in and out play around left end. Hopp kicked out of bounds on the Husker 49-yard line. PITTSBURGH: On a wide end sweep Jones was good for eight yards. Preston forced him out of bounds.

Jones picked up two yards and a first down on the Husker 39. Prochaska nailed him. Jones fumbled but Game Captain Sekela recovered for Pitt and the Panthers took the loss of a yard. Hopp and Luther broke up long pass to Goodridge. Thurbon made three yards on a double reverse.

Schwartzkopf and Alfson stopped him. Jones kicked from the Husker 36-yard line into the end zone for a touchback. NEBRASKA: Hopp swung wide around his own left end for a nine yard advance. Hopp dove over tackle for two yards and a first down on the Husker 31. Hopp failed to gain when bon came in from the secondary to spill him on an attempted sweep of the Nebraska right side.

Hopp cracked the center for three. Sinco pulled him down. Luther took the ball on a reverse for six yards. It was fourth and one yard to go. Hopp kicked out of bounds on the Pitt 37-yard line.

It was a 23 yard punt. PITTSBURGH: Thurbon hit his own left tackle for two yards. A pass, Jones to Gervelis was high and incomplete. Jones kicked out of bounds on the Husker 39. The punt was good for only 22 yards with the wind.

NEBRASKA: Francis faked a lateral and picked up two yards thru center. Fife held Hopp for no gain on another in and out play. Luther, on a reverse, made five yards to the Husker 46-yard line. Hopp kicked to Jones who returned only a yard to the Pitt 19, Alfson tackled him. Pitt took time out PITTSBURGH: Prochaska got thru two Pitt intereferera to throw Jones for a yard loss.

Francis slowed up Jones and Prochaska made the tackle to hold Jones to a yard gain. Jones kicked to Luther on the Nebraska 35 and Luther zig-zagged his way back 16 yards, Thurbon finally stopping him. NEBRASKA: Hopp ran his own right end for seven yards. The ball was on 42 as the Panthers took time out. There were three and a half minutes left in the quarter.

Hopp lost six yards when Goodridge broke thru to tackle him. On a spectacular reverse play, Luther broke for 35 yards and a first down on the Pitt 24. Francis faked a lateral and plunged thru center for four yards to the 20. Hopp faked a pass and went thru for 16 yards, Jones finally nailing him. Hopp was good for three yards to the Pitt one.

Kracum and Benz stopped him. Hopp failed to gain as the Pitt forward wall swarmed SECOND QUARTER. i remainder of the Husker No. 2 Fram Ls bulled hi.s way thru the Hopp cracked over for a touch-' Ludwick and Bunker were center the line for down on a cross buck, Francis I faking and running off in front of Hopp. SCORE: NEBRASKA 6, PITTSBURGH 0.

attempted conversion was wide and low. SCORE: NEBRASKA 6, PITTSBURGH 0. Francis kicked off for the Huskers to Jones on the Pitt 5 and he came back 25 yards to the Panther 30. Pitt took out time. PITTSBURGH: Stetler replaced Jones at left half for Pitt.

Special Delivery was injured on the run back. Thurbon hit the middle of the Husker line for two yards. Kracum faked a reverse and picked up four yards over his own right tackle, Thurbon came around his owm left end to the Pitt 46- yard line and a first and ten. Stetler picked up four yards, Schwartzkopf finally nailing him. The ball was on the 50-yard stripe.

Francis came in hard to stop Stetler for a yard gain. long pass to Thurbon w'as intercepted by Luther on the Nebraska 17 where he was downed in his tracks. A clipping penalty against the Huskers moved the ball back to the Husker 9-yard line. PITTSBURGH: Hopp kicked to Stetler on the Pitt 45 and he came back to the Nebraska 46. On a reverse Thurbon picked up three yards.

Petsch tipped a pass rigid into hands for a first down on the Nebraska 8. Stetler threw the pass and Petsch apparently had an interception in hi.s hands. He jumped up high but the ball slipped out of his hands and right into Nebraska took time out. PITTSBURGH: Thurbon picked up two yards when Behm tackled him. Thurbon swung out wide ot his left and cut back for a touch- dow'n.

There w'ere six minutes left in the half. SCORE: NEBRASKA 6, PITTSBURGH 6. Herndon replaced Behm at right tackle for the Huskers. The latter was injured on touchdown play, Meier came into the Husker lineup for Burjuss. Sekela kicked the extra point with Thurbon holding.

SCORE: NEBRASKA 6, PITTSBURGH 7. Rohrig came Into the Husker backfield, replacing Hopp. Kracum kicked off 40 yards to Petsch who returned 38 yards to the Pitt 42. NEBRASKA: Rohrig slipped and lost three yards. Nebraska was penalized five yards for crawling.

Rohrig picked up two yards. Fife stopping him. Luther lost tw'o yards on a double reverse. Nebraska was offside but Pitt refused the penalty. Rohrig faked a pass and attempted to run but Konetsky got him for a five yard loss af Pitt took time out.

Pittsburgh was penalized five yards for too many times out. Rohrig attempted to kick out of bounds and the ball sailed out on the Pitt 36-yard line, PITTSBURGH: Petsch came up from the secondary to nail Stetler for a yard loss. Thurbon was thrown for a yard loss by Herndon and Schwartzkopf, Stetler came over his owm right tackle for five yards. Thurbon kicked to Rohrig who made a fair catch on 31-yard line. NEBRASKA: Stetler inter- at the tackles, Abel and Whitehead at the guards and Meier at Rohrig, Zikmimd, Rohn and Knight were in the backfield.

PITTSBURGH: Stetler made 7 yards on a reverse. Muskin threw 'Thurbon for a yard loss. Thurbon kicked out of bounds on the Nebraska 16-yard line. NEBRASKA: Rohn made a yard over his left guard. Zlkmund picked up three yards on a reverse.

Rohrig kicked to Sekela Statistics Neb. Pitt. Total number first downs. 7 First downs rushing 6 First downs passing 1 First downs 0 Yards gained 130 Yards lost 53 Net gain rushing Forward passes Forward passes completed Net gain fwd. Fwd.

passes Yds. gained intcp. passes. Yardake punt Yardage kickoff Net yds. gained all plays.

162 Number of penalties 2 Yards lost penalties 20 Number of Average distance Ball lost on Fumbles Own fumbles Opts, fumbles Lateral passes completed. 8 7 1 0 147 9 138 9 56 2 0 44 62 300 6 40 8 9 35S 33 him. The quarter ended and tha cepted attempted pass to Huskers tcx)k the wdnd. SCORE: NEBRASKA 0, PITTSBURGH O. Prochaska on 48.

PITTSBURGH: Stetler failed to gain as Maj. Jones sent In the who returned 10 yards to the Pitt 40. The Panthers were set back to their own 25 on a clipping penalty. PITTSBURGH: Thurbon leaped over his own left tackle for three yard.s. Stetler made two yards as the half ended.

SCORE: NEBRASKA 6, PITTSBURGH 7. THIRD QUARTER. Pitt began the third period with its starting lineup with the exception of Stetler for Jones. Herndon and Rohrig were the two exceptions in the Nebraska lineup. Nebraska chose to defend the goal with its wind advantage and Francis kicked off to Stetler who returned 16 yards to the Pitt 21 where he was downed by Schwartzkopf.

PITTSBURGH: Thurbon failed to gain as Prochaska clamped down on him. Thurbon made two yards as Kahler and Francis came up to stop him. Kahler stopped Thurbon for no gain on a wide end sweep. Thurbon kicked to Rohrig who returned two yards to the Pitt 43. Gervelis was there to tackle him.

NEBRASKA: Rohrig sifted thru the Pitt line for nine yards. Rohrig made it a first down on the Panther 33-yard line. Thurbon came up fast to bounce Luther out of bounds for a nine yard loss. Kracum intercepted long pass and fell out of bounds on the Pitt 17. PITTSBURGH: Kracum made one yard on a double reverse.

Kracum hit the middle for two yards. Alfson and Schwartzkopf piled him up. Thurbon kicked 35 yards to Rohrig who slipped and fell after a three yard return. It was first and ten for the Huskers on their own 48-yard line. NEBRASKA: Rohrig made six thru the middle.

He hit the same spot for 1. Francis hit the midciie for first down on the Pitt 40 Rohrig pa.ssed to Luther for six yards, Fife bringing him down Pitt took time out, Fife being injured. Kracum broke up Rohrig long pass intended for Prochaska on the Panther 10-yard line. on the Pitt 30-yard line. Benz tore thru the Nebraska line to throw Rohrig for a nine yard loss as the Husker attempted to throw another pass.

Rohrig made a yard on a cross buck, Fife stopping him. Rohrig was badly rushed again and Schwartzkopf fielded the ball deflected from a Pitt lineman. It was a nine yard loss. Rohrig kicked into the end zone on the next play. Pitt scrimmaged from its own 20.

PITTSBURGH: Stetler failed to gain, Prochaska and Herndon halting him. Petsch made a diving tackle on Stetler and held the Panther to a yard gain. Prochaska and Kahler held Thurbon for no gain on an attempted end sweep. Thurbon was badly rushed and kick went only two yards. It was a first down for Nebra.ska on the Pitt 22.

NEBRASKA: Rohrig passed to Luther, who lateralled to for a combined gain of 14 yards. Luther took the ball from Rohrig and made a yard to the Pitt seven yard line. Hopp replaced Rohrig at tailback for Nebraska. There was one minute left in the quarter. Hopp drove thru for two yards to the five.

Hopp picked up only another yard as a Pitt player was injured and time was called. Knight came in at the quarterback position for the Huskers. Francis kicked a field goal with Knight holding from the 10-yard line. The kick was made from a difficult angle to the left of the goal posts. SCORE: NEBRASKA 9, PITTSBURGH 7.

Francis kicked off 55 yards to Stetler who returned 22 yards as the. quarter ended. Herndon forced him out of bounds. SCORE: NEBRASKA 9, PITTSBURGH 7. Meier replaced Burru.sa at center for Nebraska and West came in for Sekela at quarterback for Pitt.

Bunker replaced Prochaska. FOURTH QUARTER. PITTSBURGH: Thurbon, on the fake reverse, completely fooled the Huskers and ran 36 yards to the Nebra.ska 37. Kracum made a yard thru the center. pass to Goodridge was incomplete.

Francis intercepted pas.s and was downed in his tracks on the Nebraska 21. NEBRASKA: Hopp jumped over his own left guard for a yarl gain. Pitt took out time. Benz broke thru to throw Hopp for a seven yard loss. The Husker backs were in motion but Pitt declined the penalty.

Hopp kicked to Stetler who returned five yards to the Nebraska 40 but Pitt was offside on the play. Hopp kicked again to Stetler who got back only two yards to the Pitt 44 before Preston nailed him. PITTSBURGH: The Panthers took out time again, Thurbon was hurt and left the game. Bonelli replaced him. Bonelli took the ball on a reverse and waa thrown for a two yard loss by Schwartzkopf and Bunker.

Hopp batted down pass intended for Stetler, pass to Stetler was good for 11 yards but right end was off aide. Stetler kicked into the end zone for a touchback. Bonelli nearly managed to touch the ball down on the Husker l- yard line. NEBRASKA: Francis was good for a yard gain after faking a lateral. There were nine minutes left to play.

Benz held Luther for no gain on an attempted reverse. Hopp kicked a long one to Stetler who fumbled but picked up the oval and returned 12 yards to his own 47. Sekela came back in at quarter for Pitt. PITTSBURGH: Kracum'a pass to Sekela was good for four yards. Preston stopped the bail carrier.

Bonelli cracked off the Pitt left tackle for four more yards to the Husker 45. Bonelli made a yard thru the same spot. Bonelli made it a first down on 42-yard line. Five and a half minutes remained. Stetler broke loose for a first down on the 32.

Knight niade the tackle. Pitt was penalized five yards for delaying the game. Francis made a beautiful tackle on Stetler for a yard loss. Kracum passed to Goodridge for 15 yards, just Inches of a first down on the Nebraska 23. Kracum banged thru for a first down on the Nebraska 21.

Stetler picked up three yards around his own right end. Francis was injured on the play and Nebraska took out time. Slightly over three minutes remained in the game. Francis remained in the contest. Bonelli w'HS good for two yards down to the Husker 16, Bonelli cracked off his own right guard for four yards, just short of a first down.

Stetler made it a first down on the 11. Prochaska came back into the game at end for Nebraska. Stahl entered the Pitt lineup. Bonelli ripped thru the same spot on his own left side and got down to the seven. Stetler got down to the three.

40 seconds left. Bonelli was swarmed by three Huskers and lost two yards. Murphy replaced Sekela for Pitt. Pitt was penalized five yards for too many times out. attempted field goal was bad.

Twenty-five seconds were left in the game. Nebraska scrimmaged from the 20. NEBRASKA: Hopp made a yard altho he was merely trying to freeze the ball as the game ended. FINAL SCORE: NEBRASKA 9, PITTSBURGH 7. Annual HOUSE HANDICAP Tournament Nov.

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