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Begrudgingly Husker alls in an Peercy (C) Sidwell around end on six yard gain McClurg (C) Kramer (ND the got At his 82 106 Smith (N) Nebraska Lineups Statistics Peercy (O 7 Colorado tackler takes a bead Team Played Punting Sol ich fl Colorado Harris for Thoroughbred Season 1 and 111 returned Oregon State Hits Syracuse 31 13 Brothers kick 2 ft 20 90 ft ft fl 0 39 50 87 102 126 150 168 Vactor McNulty Grace Wachholtx Barnes Coleman fl 7 7 fl 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 Elkhorn Club Cops District 17 06 30 10 0 0 0 as to Solich McCloughan Wilson Johnson 40 65 3654 44 Wencel Scores Ace Over Happy Hollow Bill Wencel scored a hole in one on the 140 yard No 15 hole at Happy Hollow Sun day Wencel who used a No 5 iron for his feat shot his round in 71 His foursome totaled nine for the fifteenth hole Dennis Clayton of London England fired a deuce and Earl Waters and JCounsell each had a par 3 0C6 44 IftO 24 8 30 auver Play Sizzles for Texas Christian ort Worth Tex (AP) Texas Christian flirted with misfortune for 30 minutes be fore Jim auver served ro mance with a dazzling of fense carrying the Horned rogs to a 14 to 10 victory over Clemson Saturday auver teamed with Bobby Batton on a 57 yard touch down pass play then streaked 70 yards for another score during a spurt that wiped out a 10 to 0 deficit St Joe Harriers 2d in Class Chase Surge Routs Omaha oe Baylor Surges Past Texas 20 16 Waco Tex (AP) Baylor surged 80 yards on the pass ing of sophomore Terry Southall in the fourth quarter to beat Texas A and M' 20 to 16 Saturday and remain in the Southwest Conference football race Then the Bears stopped Texas A and on their seven by recovering a fumble as only 24 seconds remained Colo rado suffered one 'major injury TackleKirk Osborn suffered a dis located right elbow and will probably be lost for three weeks Herald Photos bv Speciil Wirephoto Transmission and sprawls from impact Howe Symons Lee Sommerville Marchiol Banks McCall Irwin 7470 73 217 7372 75 7273 220 70 73 76 73 73 74 76 71 74 221 72 74 75 221 72 76 72 222 73 75 74 222 75 72 73 73 71 78 75 224 75 Portland Ore Ore gon State gave Syracuse the first touchdown then buried the eighth ranked Orangemen 31 13 Saturday with its great est offensive show of the sea son Sophomore Quarterback Paul Brothers passed for two touchdowns on plays of 44 yards to Len rkctich and 39 yards to Cliff Watkins and scored another touchdown on a yard sweep Watkins tallied the other touchdown on a 13 yard run and Steve Clark kicked a 23 yard field goal and four extra points 14 1(1 7 0 0 from Mahle (Smith xKearnry vHactmoc xHoldrege Superior xSt Paul Loup City xCahibridse vUnnd Rivwr xTeams qualify for state meet 2 ield Goals Unbeaten in West Point (AP) Two field goals by Mark Caldwell and a sturdy de fense kept Duke among the unbeaten powers Saturday with a 6 to 0 vic tory over Army before a sellout crowd of 31843 Caldwell kicked 26 yard and 24 yard field goals in the second period and Duke fought off an aroused Army in the second half The Cadets losing their fourth straight had a touchdown pass' called back because of a penalty in the third period and missed with another drive in the fourth when Sam Champi was unable to hold Rollie pass on the Duke four when hit by Sonny Morris A 40 yard pass from Scot ty Glacken to Dave Dun away set up first field goal passes to Chuck Drulis and Mike Curtis brought Duke 63 72 84 Late Yale Goal Nudges Cornell Ithaca (AP) Chuck Mercein booted a 30 yard fourth period field goal his third of the game and defense stymied a last ditch drive in a 23 to 21 football victory over Ivy League rival Cornell Saturday Mercein who scored un defeated first touch down in the opening period and kicked the points also connected on field goals of 46 and 48 yards Prize The final touchdown came after Harry Wilson made a fair catch of a 42 yard boomer by Sam Har ris The latter a six foot four son of a Honolulu de tective averaged 399 pn 10 punts certainly one of the Colorado highlights Nebraska drove 80 yardswith Churchich providing solid leadership On the first play after catch Bill John son of Stanton scooted nine yards and then retired a defensive halfback 1 The prize in the parade was a pass from Churchich to Wilson which covered 30 yards Another Churchich pass this to Jeter was good for 12 yards and a first down on the five Wilson moved to the two McCloughan was no more than 14 inches short of a touchdown bucking the right side Then Churchich followed Mttier over goal line This time Devaney his bonus conversion Solich made one of excellent fakes into the line while Churchich pitched out to McCloughan At 21 to 3 and with 4:20 to play Ne braska could consider its mission accomplished Colorado had outdowned all previous opponents in cluding Southern California and Oregon State But Ne braska outdowned Colora do 17 to 2 on a day dedi cated first to Gas House Gang defensive might Cornhusker style Husker Bruce Smith wheels Shoots Today Here are trapshoot events which may interest area dead eyes today: Nebraska At Lincoln Gun Club At Clarinda Gun Club xAlliance xGerins xlmoenat xOssllala xBavard xMorrill xTeams Hohn Churchich Tatman Smith Kirkland 5 2 10 5 5 The Beavers ranked in a tie 'for nineteenth nationally had scored only 49 points in their first five games despite a fancy 4 1 record Syracuse struck first on a 55 yard pass play from Quar terback Walley Mahle to Half back loyd Little with less than five minutes gone and then found itself trailing 31 to 7 by the time it got a second touchdown on a two yard run by ullback Jim Nance Brothers completed nine of 12 passes for 176 yards manj' of them to wide open receiv ers Percy Irwin Lee 12 15 I By Tom Allan World Herald Staff Member olsom ield Boulder today was by far the best foot ball team we have Coach Eddie Crowder said following the 21 to 3 defeat by the Corn huskers got great ends real gifted i Which opes? A grin spread over the a of Crowder one all time great 1 players 1 of he said Tough Slate The pra ise takes on added depth with the realization Colorado this i year has played the likes of Southern California (lost i 21 to 0) Oregon State (lost 14 to 7) and Oklahoma State (lost 14 to 10) The Buffa loes defeated Iowa State by the same score as Nebraska 'did 14 to 7 Cal might have more explosive run Crowder said Harry Wilson and Kent Mc Cloughan are real good and say that little Solich" Crowder mused: me four of the seven best backs on Southern Cal and Nebraska 4: Defense It was the understate ment of the day but then the Buffalo coach hadn't yet seen the statistics showing 'Colorado with a minus three 'yards rushing when he added: had by far the best defense we have played against I think we might have played against some people who defend against the pass better over all they are physically a wonderful football team They are big tough and aggressive" Mistakes Crowder conceded bles and penalties hurt his team But he refused to alibi that first touch down a pass that bounced off a hands into a surprised arms might have hurt his morale They had put up a surprisingly spirited battle the first quarter "No it affect them fin the he said While pleased with the defensive showing of his team he said: defensing an unbal anced line like Nebraska uses it takes a different ad justment and well we just were not able to close off McClurg LeMasters Irwin Peercy Sidwell Kesnak Nebraska Individuals Yds 63 20 18 9 Auburn 98 remont Bergan 112 Wahoo 172 Crete 178 9 XM 74 83 139 Central 31 Ryan 35 North 38 Westside 70 83 3 2 No Yds TD i 2 i 1 ourth Claiming three year olds purse $900 six furlongs Time 1:14 25 Naharee (G Houghion) 4 00 320 300 i i i Phils Stevie (Correa) 160 Also sniper Miss Master Wheel Honest Gal Hunk Big Red Kin ifth Claiming three year olds and up purse 51000 one mile and one 1 sixteenth Time 1:25 15 No Hitch (Greenherg) $2540 $10 00 480 Vada Mae (Correa) 580 3 80 Bernolee (Collier) 300 Also Sizzlin Waters Picco Don Strome Valiant Nation Super Money Sixth Claiming three year olds and up pursa $1200 six furlongs Time Rita Open (Stauffer) $1160 540 3 4ft Alderama (L Rettele) 700 4 0U Princess Nyla (Greenberg) 280 Also Ruse Bug Blue Noise Scots Phil JilLRan Roman Buster Princess Dee Ma Win Seventh Handicap four year nldi purse siaiiu one mile and one Latent Damns (Mduftcr) 5720 $3 80 $360 Barker's I in (Correa) 360 260 1 I fa iV nlnrl ') On Also 4avan Cauldron Little Amy Lea a'eakr I'iehth Claiming handicap three year ohU and up purse $1200 one mile and three fourths Time 3:00 25 SIoOP 511 S' Su 1 ('Lnn 1 in fifl Loya! (W Houghton) 8 60 Also Brother Joss Prince Admiral isy sny sun Cured Nearose Carle town Mr Noctinn 4951 Total mutuel $266 664 Continued from Page 1 penalized five yards to the yond its own 38 eight for illegal procedure Duncan kick sailed true for a 7 to 3 advantage all Nebraska could show at the half One drive reached the CU 19 at which point a pass Churchich to reeman White was short Irwin tercepted on the eight Steadier Play McNulty gave other good shot at the ene my when he grabbed Estes fumble on the Buff 13 However three downs later End Ray LeMasters stole the ball from Church ich A Aside from his early mis fortunes sophomore Churchich wound up with a good aerial produc tion He completed nine of 14 passes for 154 yards Solich turned in some of his greatest running during a 53 yard surge that ended with a punt by Ron Kirk land from the Colorado 42 in the third quarter Nebraska demonstrated on that series that it was capable of playing steadier football than it had been showing Grace soon claimed a fumble by Quaterback Ber nie McCall on the CU nine with 1:14 remaining in the third period Gadfly So lich buzzed for seven He ran into a tackler on the next play pivoted away and lunged over for a touch down Nebraska tried a two point conversion pass that failed when Churchich was pulled down on a hard rush In the fourth quarter Perfection Although Nebraska play ers coaches and the 12 thousand fans agreed Colo rado has a much better team than the one defeated last year in Lincoln Crowder a perfectionist said: a team as a whole i 1 man de velops a great alertness and concern on every single 1 a of a game it cannot be successful par ticularly when the opposition is sharp as Nebraska was He had special praise Sam Harris fine an endi (j jorn js jn tiie confer ence" Th" towering punts of the 19 ear old sooho more from Hawaii carried deep ino Cornhusker terri tory There was also praise for senior Tackle Jerry Me Clurg he did today took a great deal of physi cal Mustangs inish 5 0 With 76 0 Victory That question of Oma semipro football Mus tangs their scoring pace in the season was answered in the affirma tive in Rosenblatt Stadium Saturday night Held to a 7 to 0 lead the first half by the Quad City Raiders before an announced turnout of 3292 the Mustangs finished with a 76 to 0 vic tory The Raiders had fallen by 41 to 7 in the second game of a five victory sea son for the Mustangs The Mustangs have piled up 307 points to 14 for the opposition while playing themselves out of a schedule Larry Jacobsen went the final eight of an 81 yard Oma ha drive in the second period It became such a rout after the rest period that the Mus tangs finished with 423 yards rushing and 183 passing while amassing 24 first downs Quad City had six first downs on one hundred yards passing and 44 running Quad City Raiders 0 0 0 Omaha Mustangs 0 7 35 Mustang touchdowns Jacobsen (8 and 39 runs) Christenson 2 (19 and 3 runs) Shukas (11 run) Lawhead 2 (55 and 76 runs) Irwin 2 (24 pass from 15 pass from Butolph) Conway (37 kick off return) (10 fumble return) PAT uyer (kicks) Dugan ikicksi Omaha irst downs 24 Yards rushing 423 Yards passing 183 Penalty yardage 35 Passes 16 34 Intercepted by 0 Texas Masters Rice Club 6 to 3 Houston Tex (AP) The Texas Longhorns broke a 12 a Houston jinx Saturday night but had to overcome a stingy Rice University defense with two field goals by David Conway to defeat the Owls 6 to 3 before 73000 Texas a 10 to 14 point fa vorite had not won a Sbuth west Conference game in Houston since 1952 The Long horns twice had to turn back' Rice threats to get back on the victory trail after losing their No 1 national ranking with a 14 to 13 loss last week to Arkansas Nebraska (21) White Grace Koinzan Coleman Doepke Love Kramer Strohmyer Brown Carlson Czap Brichacek Dervin Kennedy Allers Griesse McGinn Senkbeil Sittier Barnes Drum Churchich Wachholtz Tucker McCloughan Johnson Kirkland Carstens Smidt Hohn Vactor Wilson Solich Mc Nulty Smith Colorado (3) Harris Taylor LeMasters air band Martin Osborn Sabatino Lund Irvine McClurg Monczka Van Valkenburg Cor tese Parmater Kresnak Mankowski Sidwell erraro Backs Irwin McCall Rogers Lee Banks Peercy Symons Somerville Marchiol Howe Nebraska 0 7 6 Colorado 3 0 0 0 3 Referee Ed Dubie Tulsa Umpire John Miskovsky Oklahoma Linesman Earl Shostrom Iowa ield judge Theron Thomsen Iowa Back judge Ran Anderson William Jewell 42900 Defensive Leaders Nebraska Tackles Assists 7 4 7 4 Sunday World Herald Omaha October 25 1964 Elkhorn St cross country team edged Ralston for the Class district cham pionship Saturday at Seacrest ield in Lincoln St Joseph was second in Class to Hebron Lincoln district and Class A results from Scottsbluff and Kearney: At Kearney Clan 1 Tom Ackles Hutings 10:07 2 Tom Schultz Kearney 3 Denny Yost North Platte: 4 Ken Axtholm North Platte 5 Triplett Kearney At Lincoln Class 1 Aldis Auastums Lincoln High 11:10 2 rank Rodriquez Boys Town: 3 Bob Olson remont 4 Larry Mowrer Lincoln High: 5 Ken Baldwin Columbus: 6 Jim Ludwk Lincoln South east: 7 Bob Moyer remont 8 Ron Brown Nebraska City: 9 Tom Snyder Lincoln High 10 Rich Berkland remont: 11 Carl Burkhardt Lincoln Northeast: 12 Clayton Siske Beatrice: 13 Chris Kilmer Columbus: 14 Don Verrips Co lumbus 15 Mike Knaub Lincoln High Class 1 Dick Church Plattsmouth 11:27 2 Dennis Smith Ashland: 3 Curt Klyne Elkhorn St John 4 John Reh berg Ralston: 5 David Harris Auburn 6 Reggie Moller Ashland 7 Kevin Mc Guire Elkhorn St John 8 Rogert Mc Intire Ralston Class 1 Jack Weyers Sterling 10:42: 2 Steve Dondlinger Hebron: 3 Tracy Long Hebron: 4 Ron Schroeder Lincoln University 5 Larry Kassebaum Hebron: 6 John Penry Hebron: 7 Gordon Swee ney Omaha St Joseph: 8 Jim Harder Springfield Platteview At Scottsbluff Cl 1 Julian Palomo Garins 9:29 2 Tom uller Alliance: 3 Tom lorez Alliance: 4 Dave Bunnell Alli ance: 5 Dan lorez Alliance 6 Mike Cleman Sidney: 7 Corwin Rose Ger ing: 8 Russ Burkey Gering: 9 Tom Buecker Sidney: 10 Rich Cotant Ger ing: Koger uuenrs sioney: Scottsbluff: 14 Lee Spiker Sidney: Arkie Snocker Scottsbluff Team Scoring Scottsbluff Class A (4 Sidnev 28 Scottsbluff Class 19 xGordon 34 Chadron Class 14 xCrawford ji qualify for state meet At Lincoln rlasK A xLincoln High 29 Lin Southeast xremont 39 Nebraska City xColumbus 52 Lin Northeast Boys Town 68 Beatrice vTgqwie fnr ctnt airbury Lincoln Pius did not have full team entries xRalston xAshland Plattsmouth Omaha Cath Millard xHebron xOmaha St Joe xLincoln Uni Stenina xTeams 0 45 '0 9 22 9 25 a 2 0 Yds 15fl 8 Tn 1 0 Av 345 Yds 35 Yd 1 A Colorado Individuals Rushing NO IdS AVg 1 3 8 races compared to 69738 in 1963 Results: I Irsl Claiming three year olds and up purse $900 one mile and 70 yards Time 1:44 45 Truthful (orth) 740 6 40 Road Rose (Stauffer) 1240 9 60 Timmy Time (Collier) 1100 Also Stegihlar Blue Rita Our Wai Crwxntflr Jtrxr DaIiI DLIm aj zv' nix i i iiin i 'ii nun i 1 1 1 1 KH HU ri ihre(vear nkl nnu un pihm tni muc ana 1 1 no rvnn nnof on no ar(k rima i it )t HULL WUH Ur 4HV IVtltl" I Wflnt 1 4i ci Sn it nrr I awav tO paj qZU My Holly (Quinnl 4 20 Th f'1 i Rie iGreenberql 760 ht fnal daily lloilble Also Daddy's lush Nosy Tiger lhA vMrv nq nnnd fnr Shireahout leet Cap My Lillian Ima jIar tuwaii Truthful paid $1580 to win jil'Tij1' the first race and Weaving i Third Ihree sear nlda Sea came back for a $15 pay Tft pursc furlones' nff in thn cornnH I Creeco Pete (Collier) $10 00 700 620 Oil 111 me second I nIPr Theory (Greenberg) 1320 1020 eautijul nomiNAi AnTnDv a a vii iwiiiHb a i it I AUTO PAINTING sakep MAM El Vx S69 to S95 Value BAKED On To STAY On Three Beautiful Coats Guaranteed Three Years WAYNE AUTO PAINTING 14th Nicholas St (under the Bridge) 341 3272 Hr Personal Service HArrj Weinberg Owner 556 0651 xDmaha xOmaha xOmaha xTeams qualify for state meet At Wayne Class xAinsworth 31 Schuyler xCrofton 52 Pierce xBloomfield 59 Ord xWayne 59 ritc xCreighton 24 Cr St Ludgers J3 xBassett 31 Bartlett 65 xSnalding 36 xTeams qualify for state meet Bowsher Gains Pole at Charlotte Charlotte (AP) Jack Bowsher of Springfield won the pole position Satur day for a two hundred mile 16 thousand dollar stock car race today at Charlotte Motor Speedway Bowsher averaged 144153 miles per hour in a 1964 ord on the best of two qualifying laps over the high banked mile course Curtis Turner of Greenville a co of the Charlotte Speedway drove ord to the No 2 pole spot with a best lap av erage of 143 731 Jessen Takes Lead as Wright Stumbles Phoenix Ariz (AP) Mick ey putting troubles doomed her to a five over par 77 Saturday as Ruth Jessen of Bonsall Cal moved into the lead of the thousand dollar Thunderbird Open with a 54 hole 217 Miss Jessen fired a 73 for a two stroke lead over rookie of year 23 year old Sue Maxwell of Tulsa Okla Miss Maxwell shot a 74 and 219 Ruth Jessen Sue Maxwell Shirley Englehom Mickey Wright Sandra Haynie Kathy Whitworth Marilynn Smith Betty Hicks Sherry Wheeler Mary Mills JoAnn Prentice Marlene Hagge Sandra Spuricn Louise Sufigs Clifford Ann Creed Patty Beia North Dakota Lengthy Parade Wins argo (AP) North Dakota State rumbled 93 yards in 1 1 plays in the sec ond quarter while stopping Montana State 7 to 0 Satur day North Dakota State Slot back Bruce Airheart rushed 121 yards 2 3 2 2 i 2 Tackles Assists 1(1 12 9 9 Latent Darling Wins Atokad Purse The world Herald's New service Ray Correa was the meet's i bourn oux Ci i Eaten1 stirring I stretch drive Saturday won the feature on the final day of the Atokad racing season marking the end of the year for thoroughbreds in braska "WEIL DEAL" ON LETOVER 04 CHEVROLETS Brand New ull actory Warranty You be the shrewd buyer and ave more Trucks too 11 LJ 1 1 1 A CHEVROLET CO HULAv 6118 Military Ave a Rushing Att 13 10 9 I Whiz (Gafhilionc) 1040 i I 1 CnnLl' Mier 1 leadine joclicv wi'h Stauffer I 'lla Alla Abu Matta On Oiory Bazooka I Pae Poetic 1 iiu'snuig sevutm Tot'd attmdance and niu tuel handle for the meeting 1 were down in comparison to last This handle I Ne was $3472 965 last was $3480542 There were Latent Darling owned by 69177 fans attending this sea Dorothy Awmiller of Brush Colo and ridden by Don Stauffer trailed by five lengths at the top of the stretch However a Tip winner of five races in IL'ai' Cnnnar 1 unr X8 11 1 TTkl 4 six outings a couldn A Baiiadru and Ul) Pure sim" keen its pace and Latent Dar i S' eoml rnec clalmina Ihrreearold I Hnu Uli pihm mi muc ana jaras lime i Weiuinu Sea t( 'nr real 115 flfl ft till 4 8ft Kflv vosfer) A tn The Orangemen who also had a 4 1 record corning into the game gave promise of a different ending in the early moments Oregon Slate Syracuse Little 55 nast kirk) Osi Wa(kins 13 run (Clark kick) i cmn pass rrom (Clark kick) Clark 23 l)SInrnlhif 1 riirt iCIfL Watkini 39 puss from Brothers (Clark kick) Nance 2 run (run failed) 24 236 Husker Defense Sets Pace on Buffalo Hunt Colorado never saw sod be 20 I 18 13 3 No Ava in io a Punt Returns No Yds 2 17 2 2 Kick Off Returns NO Yds 1 18 3 36 8 10 2 Paasinff Att Cnmn Tnt VHc IVICLOOK Irwin 6 Pass Receiving Lee Harris Banks LeMasters Punting 4 4 8 3 1 2 Padnr AH Cfimn Inf cnurcnicn Tucker 2 I Pass Receiving NO Mcuiougnan Jeter Wilson White Love Perhaps no greater praise was received from the Colorado team than that given mighty mite ullback rank So lich A photograph of him was hung in the Buffalo locker room early in the week Under jt were the words: Little Runter" :1: Drawback Despite all the improve ments in olsom ield there is still one big drawback i a 1 1 for visiting teams After the game players of both teams must buck the crowd in a long slow climb up an aisle in the sta 2 A Yds 53 51 41 9 8 Nn Kirkland 6 Punt Returns No Wilson 5 Kick Off Returns Att Keep Duke Win at Army deep enough for second field goal a minute before the half ended: The shut out was the first Army has suffered at West Point since 1955 when it was blanked by Syracuse It was first vic tory over the Cadets in sev en meetings Army Duke Duke Caldwell 26 Duke Caldwell 24 31813 Weightlifting Meet May Attract Omahan Boyd Smith of Omaha plans to compete in the Region 6 Amateur Athletic Union weightlifting champion ships and physique contest at Alliance Saturday The region includes 13 states They are Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri Okla homa New Mexico Colorado Utah Idaho Montana' Wy oming North Dakota and South Dakota Crowder Likes Husker Ends dium to the locker rooms atop the bowl The least they get are the jibes of irritated fans end the grabbing hands of youngsters trying to snatch cbm strap souvenirs One Nebraska player 1 sighed after the crowded climb and said: would be rough after a game like that one between KU and Oklahoma last 5: sidelined Quarterback red Duda walked the sidelines wear ing a Big button and exhorting his tea in mates He was on crutches One of great est migrations 12 thousand fans jammed the closed end of the shaped ol som ield They were easy to spot The crusade has really caught on and the Nebraska end of the field was a giant flash of scarlet 42 47 81 106 Class 4J 48 64 no Crete 94 Papillion Class 16 Benedict 54 Avoca 58' Deshler co qualify for state meet At Kearney Class A 20 North Platte 38 Grand Island Class zb texinsion ni 28 (r island catn 47 Curtis 60 Class 29 xMarquette 37 Anselmo Merna At Omaha Class A Henson South Bellevue Beveridge Tech Smith 7 A Ik 7 uct TlWrtr sb am AW 1 dl 1 Kl ML IL 11 Wifey Ubu tl 1 Jfk a Wi MA I 4 th 'A1 4m v' Tnrrfif rt V'rtXV '5 'A 17 MV' vZAI ITS KSJMAVWVAW7 AA''JVfAAAWM O03U WVM QVWWOV i Jr 4 2 I i 3 PeautiJjut ORIGINAL ACTORY AUTO PAINTING wepJIs bmiR VX 1 S69 to S95 Value BAKED On To STAY On Three Beautiful Coats Guaranteed Three Years WAYNE AUTO PAINTING 14th Nicholas St (under the Bridge) 341 3272 Hr Personal Service Hirrj Weinberg Owner 556 0651.