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Inside "ii JWiy W1 Kansas 10 Alabama 24 Ohio State 10 Illinois 29 Oregon 29 Colorado 7 GaTech 7 0 Wisconsin 0 Indiana 21 Page 2 Page 4 Page 6 Page 6 Page 6 Kansas St 71 Arkansas 44 Minnesota 14 Michigan 34 Texas 28 la State 6 SMU 0 Purdue 7 Iowa 20 TCU 13 Page 2 Page 4 Page 6 Page 6 1 Page 8 ft undaij WorlMtrald Sports Section Sports Section! ootball Hockey Bowling Outdoor News Markets OMAHA NEBRASKA NOVEMBER 15 1964 SECTION TWELVE PAGES McCloughan (N) Ward (OSD) 4 Irish Bury Spartans 4 "Huskers Must Remove the as Huarte Eddy Star 69 0 goal the of Butler (0 brlscoe (0) yJj 4 State 63 48 31 54 40 72 40 125 98 146 2 2 4 6 7 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 Dame 17 214 214 13 19 3 3 33 0 50 tern beamed for Wilson and the Broken Bow senior raced to the touchdown which broke back Churchich was being chased by Oklahoma 4 35 0 12 102 146 108 82 97 61 133 69 93 60 145 108 139 Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Oklahoma St Missouri Kansas State Colorado Iowa State nhio Michigan Purdue Minnesota Michigan State Illinois Northwestern Indiana Wisconsin Iowa by Cincinnati Wichita Kans (AP) Brig Owens ran and passed Cincin nati to a 19 to 7 victory over Wichita University Saturday and clinched the Missouri Val ley Conference title The victory gives Cincin nati a 6 2 season record and a 4 0 conference mark Wich ita is 3 5 for the season and 1 1 in the conference Owens rushed for 37 yards on 13 plays and connected on two of 10 passes for 64 yards Lou sori trapped four times on pass at tempts ended up with a minus seven yards on 12 carries and hit on eight of 14 passes for 86 Devaney: No Tricks for OU Sooners Out of Big 8 Race 32 61 73 73 93 i Herald Photo by Ed Rath Marlin Briscoe pitches at last moment to Halfback Doug Butler American Hockey League Quebec 3 Buffalo 1 Pittsburgh 2 Cleveland 1' Baltimore 8 Rochester 2 9 1 2 2 2 3 5 8 5 5 31 69 90 71 63 79 By Gregg McBride World Herald Sports Staff Member Memorial Stadium Lin coln While whipping Okla homa State 27 to 14 Sat urday the Comhuskers re lied mostly on good old fashioned power Were the Huskers sav ing tricks for this Satur all importan finale at Oklahoma Coach Bob Devaney an swered with a straight faced Quarterback Bob Church ich echoed his coach but hedged with a smile Said Devaney: figure we have put in all the offense the team can absorb That was a week or so ago We simply must remove the errors (fumbles and intercepted passes) which hurt us to day win we must do bet than we did this Churchich said the touch down pass play which sent Harry Wilson into the end zone was same pattern 1 as' the razzle dazzle used against Missouri except in reverse" The sophomore from Omaha North spotted Kent McCloughan on a pass pat :05 NU 26 267 6 8 86 1 3 34 2 63 1 Notre Dame (8 0) beat Michigan State 34 to 7 2 Alabama (9 0) beat Georgia Tech 24 to 7 Arkansas (9 0) beat boutnem Metnouist to Nebraska (9 0) beat Oklahoma State 27 to 14 Texas (8 1) beat Texas Christian zs to ij Michigan (7 1) beat Iowa 34 to 20 Ohio State (7 1) beat Northwestern 10 to 0 Oregon State (7 2) lost to Stanford 16 to 7 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Louisiana State (6 1 1) beat Mississippi 14 to 10 10 Georgia Tech (7 2) lost to Alabama 24 to 7 How College Top 10 ared By the Associated Press Notre only lapse on defense came when Steve Ju day connected to Gene Wash ington on a 51 yard pass play for a touchdown Lou Bobich converted Otherwise the Spartans were constantly in trouble Halfback Dick Gordon who had gained more than one hundred yards in each of his last three games carried 16 times and made 81 yards of his rushing total of 124 Juday completed 12 of 26 throws for 178 yards but he had three intercepted The Spartans could pick off only two of tosses one of them a pitch which slid through hand The final Irish interception by linebacking star Jim Car roll turned into the final Irish score It came on a two yard plunge by Halfback Pete An dreotti Notre Dame gained 428 yards over all 214 of them on the ground Michigan Stated beaten for the fourth time in eight games had 302 total Spartan Coach Duffy Daugherty asked if he felt the Irish deserve their No 1 rating said are as fine a football team as seen in a long time there is any better team in the world sure hate to play Daugherty presented the game trophy a megaphone with scores of previous Irish Spartan frays listed on it to Notre Dame boss Ara Par seghian Parseghian asked When told it was the game trophy he said: wonder I know it existed Nobody around here has seen it for years" Notre Dame 12 8 0 Michigan State 0 0 7 Eddy 61 run (kick failed) arrell 13 Dass from Huarte (run failed) 5 run (Snow pass from Huarte) Washington 51 Dass from Juday (Bobich kick) Huarte 21 run (Eddy pass from Huarte) Andreotti 2 plunge (oast failed) Anenoance aiaoi Statistics irst downs 1 Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes InterceDted by Punts umbles lost Yards penalized 6 5 3 3 3 2 I 0 Wichita Beaten away from some one else to get even saw the pass was head ed for Jeter but Tony seemed to be in trouble I said to myself you had better grab that knee (injured two weeks ago) was feeling pretty good and so I did a little dancing after ree man White and Jeter gave me some nice said Wilson dance against Kansas last week because of the knee time I felt all right I guess an Oklahoma play er must have hit me about five yards out I gave him a stiff arm and a little hip wiggle to another player and headed for the Mother mother Billie Wilson of Steubenville made the trip for the Par ents Day game Said her son: am sure glad she was here I do better when she is in the inal CIC Standings LTPUP 4 2 2 70 2 2 82 Big Ten Standings State Tie for Title OSU NU Time Left lrrt Quarter 0 6 McCloughan 1 run 1:47 0 7 Kick by Drum Sectmd Quarter 6 7 Baxter 1 run 12:38 7 7 Kick by Durkee 7 13 Solich 89 kick off return 12:27 7 19 Wilson 34 pass from Churchich 2:36 7 21 uiurcnicn jeter pass Third Quarter 13 31 Garrison 1 plunge 14 21 Kick by Durkee ourth Quarter 14 27 McCloughan 4 end run OSU irst downs 11 Net yards rushing 154 Passes 3 10 Net yards passing Passes intercepted by Punts average imbles lost Yards penalized Omaha Victorious Over ort Hays 33 15 Pct Pts PA 3 5 4 4 3 3 2 I 1 Marlin Briscoe and Trofholz on a sweep Each man deliv ered a true block and Doug more than atoned for his fum ble by caroming off the last defender and into' the end zone with 2:22 remaining Edwards recovered a Bob Johnson fumble two plays later on the nine yard line After Don Crum lost to the 15 Omaha forged a fourth and four play situation on the four yard line Jimmy Jones dropped a touchdown pass in the end zone and Omaha had to be satisfied with a one touch down advantage at the rest period i Omaha provided practically all the offense but could score only once with the favoring wind in the third period Don Crum was the central figure despite the fact Terry Wil liams made his only touch down' of the season on a 22 yard sweep with 4:31 to play Don Crum first gained the spotlight on a 63 yard run from 13 Ron Morel finally chased him out of bounds on the ort Hays 24 but the drive died on the 20 The most costly pen alty followed greatest punt of the season as Omaha Turn to Page 3 Column 3 Clark (H) gww' A Missouri Gains Tie in 14 14 Battle Big Eight Standings Pts' uz 95 116 80 54 23 66 4(X By Howard Brantz World Herald Sports Staff Member Owen ield Norman Okla Backed to the shadow of its own goal Missouri flexed its muscles and marched 83 yards in the fourth quarter to knock Oklahoma out of the Big Eight race with a 14 to 14 tie Satur day The sullen Tigers thereby gave Nebraska a big lift in its quest for a straight Big Eight title although their own championship ambitions went down the drain Missouri had come from be hind after the tunists from Soonerland had built a 14 to 7 lead and threatened to pad the margin But Missouri an Oklahoma drive at the 17 and consumed almost eight min utes of playing time to get the a 1 i with 3:45 to play Much to the amazement of every one Coach Dan Devine Turn to Page 2 Column voted the outstanding back He had excellent company with Bob Hohn hammering for 85 yards Mc Cloughan adding 52 and young Churchich delivering six of eight passes for 86 yards Balloting for the top line performance was split be tween Larry Kramer who saw action both on offense and defense this record hot 70 degree afternoon and pass catching End Tony Oklahoma State took advantage of some of the Husk erratic play to drive in for both of its touchdowns The opening thrust apparently was stalled when a fourth down punt was forced in the starting se quence However Nebraska was caught on illegal use of the so the Cowpokes kept possession and car ried out a march of 67 yards Garrison Is Pesky The other score followed Leon pass interception and a ground pounding exercise of 56 yards Oklahoma State totaled 154 yards rushing a season high against the NU Black Shirts The previous topper was 150 A huge share of the OSU load was toted by ullback Walt Garrison who hacked otit 112 paces on 26 attempts long trip in the first period was a marvel of precision blocking power and a couple of Churchich passes to Jeter and McCloughan Only once did a fourth down predicament arise That came on the Oklahoma State 24 and Nebraska needing five yards As Wilson Jeter and Center Lyle Sitt ler helped open the door Solich sped through the middle to the 16 Three plays later Hohn shot through the right side for six and a first down on the five As usual Cowpokes such as Charley Harper Ward Jack Jacobson and Ron Alexander were playing mighty tough No Moping for Scarlet Offside eagerness cost the defenders 22 yards but Turn to Page 4 Column 7 Washburn Omaha tJava Pittsburg 2 LmDoria 0 By Maurice Shadle Omaha University put to gether two good quarters of offensive football in its sea son finale Saturday while whipping ort Hays 33 to 15 and vaulting into a three way tie for second place in the Central Intercollegiate Con ference Dropped into the cellar aft er losing their first two league games the Indians won their last two and finished a year with a 5 4 rec ord An' appreciative turnout of 22 hundred saw the Omahans score their most points of the campaign Thirteen point attacks in the second quarter with a gusting wind up to 30 miles an hour and in the fourth against the breeze provided the big mar gin ort Hays scored the first and last touchdowns but Omaha dominated even more than indicated by the score A fumble led to the first Tiger touchdown a penalty made a third quarter safety possible and Indian indiffer ence set up a 43 yard ort Hays touchdown pass on the final play reshman Doug Butler who led rushing with 98 yards on 17 carries fumbled at the Omaha 10 early in the second quarter and Roger Clark re rnvprpd: The Tigers needed three plays to score with Steve Worley bucking the final three yards A Ron Morel pass intercep tion at the Tiger 10 delayed Omaha before the hosts drove to their first of two quick touchdowns and a 13 to 7 ad vantage at the half Omaha needed nine plays to cover 52 yards for the tying counter with rookie Don Moray who aggravated an old ankle injury and was carried off the field two plays was the big gainer before Lar ry Trofholz punched over from the two with 6:44 to play showing on the clock Terry Edwards made his first of three placements and the Omahans had a short lived tie Jack Johnson fumbled the ensuing kick off and Jim Nor ris recovered for Omaha on the ort Haya 25 Butler bucked for two yards then fell in behind Quarterback 1900833667667600500288200167167 By Charles Bartlett Chicago Tribune Press Service Notre Dame Ind Yes football fans Notre Dame is still winning over all and for a happy change that means over Michigan Spar tans too The new Notre Dame Sat urday out ran out passed and out tackled a good Michigan State team 34 to 7 The Spartans had whipped the Irish annually for eight years and won 11 of their last dozen meetings But they never were in contention Sat urday Notre Dame scored on its second play from scrim mage and had a 12 to 0 lead after nine minutes Nick Eddy a speedster sophomore set the pattern He swept right end then cut left to sprint 61 yards for a touchdown on the second Irish scrimmage play Later he romped five yards for his second touchdown of the game Eddy had a 78 yard touch down run called back and still carried the ball 16 times for 113 yards in all The Irish passing combine of John Huarte and Jack Snow was just as devastating Huarte completed 11 of 17 for 193 yards He connected to ullback Joe arrell on a 13 yard touchdown toss and ran 21 yards to score himself Huarte completed six passes to Snow for 114 yards and also passed to Snow and Eddy for two point conversions The Irish defense tough est in the nation against a ground attack earned equal credit with the offense Mich igan State tried twice to gain one yard at midfield for a first down and failed The Spartans lost the ball once on the Irish 10 and another time on the 15 Michigan 178 1J27 4 46 0 30 4th Daughter Joins Mustang Clan 6 to 4 in the family of Mr and Mrs Bernard Berigan Jean Marie the fourth daughter was born last week The Omaha Mustang co coach a former all state footballer at Creighton Prep also has six boys State tacklers after the fashion of Missouri pres sure eluded the pack and threw to Wilson on the oth er side of the field pass was for a Husker end (Tony Churchich said Harry Dances story touchdown: took a pass away from me last week and I figured I had to take one Herald Photo bv Ankle grab halts Broken Bow lyer six inches from goal He scored on next play Nebraska Tosses Cowboys 27 to 14 Best Since 1903! i i li UaM TJ i i rl fi vra1 1 ari By Wally Provost i Sports Editor of The World Herald Memorial Stadium Lincoln Nebraska mixed brilliant and ragged football Saturday while overcoming the bitter resistance of Oklahoma State 27 to 14 and pulling to with in one victory of a perfect season A record crowd of 49500 including representatives of the Orange Sugar and Cotton Bowls watched the Huskers raise their season record to 9 0 the gaudiest string since the 1903 team won 1 1 in a row A Nebraska spokesman said no bowl offers have been made talks are continuing with representatives of the Sugar and Cotton The Huskers need a victory at Oklahoma this week to wrap up their second consecutive Big Eight championship With the once beaten Sooners being held to a tie by Missouri Saturday the only surviving title challenger is Kansas Should Oklahoma upset NU and Kansas turn back Missouri the Huskers and Jayhawks would share the crown with 6 1 records Long Plays Score The clinching points against Oklahoma State were not registered until Mike Kennedy intercepted a pass and Kent McCloughan galloped four yards around end with five seconds remaining Kennedy later saluted the pesky Cowpokes as toughest team this year and last Nebraska had opened the scoring in the first quar ter with a 92 yard march perhaps its most impressive drive of the year That counter also was supplied by Mc Cloughan who hiked his touchdown total to 12 and point collection to 74 as several hundred rooters from Broken Bow celebrated his The other Scarlet touchdowns came on an 80 yard kick off return by heroic rank Solich and an all rookie 34 yard pass play with Quarterback Bob Churchich throw ing to Halfback Harry Wilson Solich Earris Praise Solich who also pranced for 69 yards rushing was tai JI 1 aESLas' 4 Aleander 1 I Wk 1 Wk yIM.