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MBS Prep 28 'WBm MmfiB Central 0 Xu BMMPMBr Ov 1 WMBBSk? 1 i SMEfe 1 I Jfg JtIhHi MBaMm 1 1 SHHBHHBBsHBNKMia WWB iMBBWwr '1 WO'i BMr HMI VJB fTwWA'K': 'XWwi Vfl V' Jr bI rBk 12 wkOMm i WH i mmmm MW rBbi '11111 'liHHS 4 IomBI 9 js'' Ml World Herald Photo Whoa little Eagle Prep's Bob Murnain top left and Jerry Sharkey middle drag down Sampson Jays Tim VanAckerman (63) and red Longo (32) come up to help Sharp Knowles Passing Guns Ram End Lundy Receives Surgery Los Angeles Cal De fensive End Lamar Lundy one of the Los Angeles earsome oursome under went knee surgery riday and should be able to walk in a day in a cast Lundy received a torn car tilage against Cleveland Sep tember 29 He had seen only limited duty since although he started against Baltimore last Sunday UN 0 in Key Game Today Probable Starters RTRELLBMLB MLBLCBRCB Pos LE Emporia state (205) Sulzen (270) Brown (205) Schoefner (205) Thornton (190) Bortka (230) Everett (195) Cerone (185) Leahy (195) Shelbe (205) Woods (215) Divitto Emporia State (215) Davis (240) Demesko (225) Salmen (240) Hopkins (205) Coffee (185) Norris (215) Tighe (195) McClain (195) Bushmore (170) Nelson (160) Brome UN Omaha Brennan (225) Jackson (258) Washington (205) Luger (240) Pollfrone (225) Kanger (195) Belltz (220) McKernan (200) Wise (180) ranklin (1751 Paporello (180) RS LG RG RT RE QB HB HB Defense By Maurice Shadle World Herald Sports Staff Writer Emporia Kans Bruce Ce rone will be a man with a pur pose this afternoon at 2 (some sources say the game is at 1:30) as Emporia State entertains the University of Nebraska at Omaha in a football game billed for the championship of the Cen tral Intercollegiate Conference A transfer from Yankton (S D) College End Cerone cur rently leads the National As Offense UN Omaha Pos Crnkovich (175) LE HOKanson iziu) Schuckman (220) Emsick (200) Klepper (245) Kreltner (235) Standifer (195) Gonnella (178) Savers (215) McKernan (200) Smagacz (185) Prep to 28 0 Win Over Eagles Results riday play that took By Tom Ash celebrated his return deceptive near errorless i victory feel the team has Westside al Lincoln High 7:30 Cathedral St Albert at Bluffs Stadium 7:30 Paul VI DC Aauiiws at Benson 7:30 Tom Ash selections In bold type 4 i riday night and Rouse was out with a shoulder injury The senior JI with a 5 I show tY 0 6 7 0 6 0 6 7 7 6 13 Prep 28 Central Benson 10 Abe Lvnx Bellevue 9 Lincoln Northcost Bovs Town 18 South Burke 7 Tee Jav North 38 Rvan Tech 20 Rummel Lewis Central 27West Harrison la Murdock 50 ort Calhoun Eikhorn 36 Gretna Waterloo 35 Brownell Talbot Holy Nome 32 Papillion Ralston 20 Bryan Elmwood 51 Nebraska Deaf Blair 34 Ashland Piotteview 55 Arlington Valley 35 Bennington Corson 42 Iowa Deaf Louisville 40 Stella Southeast Games Tonight Prep record is 5 2 1 or the Eagles it was another The Central out of the ac cording to Prep Coach Don Leahy was a 74 yard touchdown bomb from Knowles to Bill Woods in the second quarter Woods got behind Jerry Moss and breezed home for his fifth touchdown reception in the last three games i That gave Prep a 21 0 lead at The return of Leo Knowles to Ine na)L anQ me Jays were on the helm of Creighton le'r wa t0 a straight football team riday night was i victory I feel the team has brilliantly triumphant Central said Leahy was the victim 28 0 Knowles a southpaw senior apparently enjoyed his two week rest forced by an ankle injury He was never better as he riddled the Central defense with 11 completions in 12 throws for 155 yards And the Bluejay homecoming crowd at Rosenblatt Stadium howled with delight It was a sweet victory for Leo He directed Prep through a so so first half season then gave up the reins to sophomore John Rouse who passed for five touchdowns in two games as the Jays scored 108 points But Knowles was healthy night of frustration as their record dropped to 3 5 Midget Tailback Bruce Sampson (5 6 1 15) scared the dickens out of Prep each of the 21 times he carried the ball He netted an even one hundred yards I although he was dropped for losses five times But he could i not pop for the distance While Prep got back a healthy Knowles they Tost tough running Halfback Mark Nilius for the finale against Boys Town next week in the I second quarter He went to the I bench with a sprained ankle Blackney Novak Thorell Nilius took the Jays out of the gate in a hurry After Tim Van Ackeren pounced on a Jim Crew fumble on a punt attempt Nilius raced off left tackle 28 yards to the end zone on the first Prep play from scrimmage It was 14 0 at the quarter after Prep traveled 48 yards in 12 plays climaxed by Bill dive from the one Knowles hit three passes on the drive When Knowles retired with 2:17 left in the game his replacement sophomore Steve loeresch joined the fun He whipped a pass 17 yards to lanker Joe Bast in the end zone on his first play The best Central could offer was a 74 yard drive that carried to the Prep nine in the third quarter Central 0 0 0 Preo 14 7 0 Prea Mark Nilius (28 run) Bill Bralg (1 run) Bill Woods (74 pass from Leo Knowles) Joe Bast (17 bass from Steve loeresch) Dan Czvz 4 (kicks) Central Prep irst downs 11 15 Yards rushing 177 119 Yards passing 40 172 Total yardage 217 291 Penalty yardage 65 34 Passes 3 12 12 13 Intercepted by 0 1 Warriors Seek Upset in Lincoln ifth rated Omaha Westside will be out to pin a first loss on Lincoln High No 2 tonight at Seacrest ield The Omahans top rated until last week's loss to Omaha North take a 5 1 1 record into the game Versatile Quar terback Mark Carlton is the Warrior leader Lincoln High with a tie by Hastings as the only blemish in seven games features the running of ullback Stan Johnston (66 points) and Halfback Mike Shea (60 points) Other games tonight are Cathedral No 1 in Class and Council Bluffs St Albert (3 3) at Bluffs Stadium and Paul VI and David City Aquinas at Benson in a Centennial Conference clash Crappies Co operate Edward McColley of Omaha sociation of Intercollegiate Ath letics in pass receptions with an average yardage of 1611 a game His margin was cut last week when held to five recep tions in a 27 all tie with Pitts burg State The Indians have a 2 0 record in the CIC with a home date remaining against ort Hays a week from today The Hornets are 1 0 1 will close against Washbum next Saturday Emporia State must win today £ame is rated a toss to gain a first title since 1952 A tie would favor the Indians Superstitious UN 0 fans will shudder at this the race has never been decided until the final game in the CIC (dating back to 1928) Most Emporia fans feel Ce rone must have a good pass catching day for victory to be achieved The sentiment is not shared entirely by Omaha Coach Al Caniglia am not insinuating that Cerone is not a great ball play er but cold statistics prove Em poria is not a one man club They are ahead of us in rush ing offense as well as in pass ing They have two players among the rushing offense lead ers and we have only one Leahy (quarterback) and Chuck Divitto (fullback) are more dangerous than Ce rone Leahy must throw the ball before Bruce can catch the Omaha coach argued The inference was that defensive line more than the secondary holds the key to the Emporia State pass ing success Tackles Mel Wash ington and Ed Jackson plus their replacements are ex pected to lead the pass rush on Leahy Rich Luger and John Bren nan UN 0 defensive ends will not be able to rush too often They must protect against sweeps and traps until Leahy commits himself Club Homecoming The North Omaha Club Potent Passing Attack A Threat to Mustangs Probable Starters Offense Omaha (Wt) Pos (Wt) Orlando Browne (210) SE WE (165) Weir Dostal (260) LT (265) Manlev Novak (215) LG (250) Works Wilks (260) (265) Kenelpp Gerlhs (250) RG (250) Munoz ltzaerald (250) RT (265) Ballev Morrison (215) TE (230) Richardson Churchlch (185) QB (205) Jonas Kirkland (215) RB (180) Champion Dickev (190) WB (165) Blond Tatman (220) (225) Blakney Defense Omaha (Wt) Pos (Wt) Orlando Antulov (260) LE (265) Holmes Patton (280) LT (240) Gergiev Sutton (250) RT (270) Rogers Tiesing (265) RE (260) McAdams Purcell (215) LLB (225) Jenkins Over (220) MLB (225) Hermann Allers (214) RLB (245) Green Holmes (190) LCB (190) Athas Johnston (185) RCB (185) Walker Thorell (175) SS (195) Vlgnone Edmonds (190) WS (175) Cox Games Tonight Orlando at Omaha 8 Sookone at Alabama Oklahoma Citv at Arkansas Norfolk at Charleston Indianapolis at Michigan Las Vegas at Sacramento Games Sunday Chicago at Ohio Valiev Seattle at Orange County By Robert Williams The Omaha Mustangs will face the Continental ootball League's most productive aerial force tonight But they be able to dis count the Orlando running threat in the 8 contest in Rosenblatt Stadium Power running ullback Harry Blackney of the Panthers is a 235 pounder who is as strong as any the Mustangs will have seen this season the scounting report from Steve Costello of the Mustangs who saw Orlando whip Ohio Valley 52 7 last week Quarterback Don Jonas threw four touchdown passes in that game or the season Orlando has gained 2248 yards passing the most of any club in the CL Six thousand fans are ex pected for contest the next to last home encounter of the regular season The next home clash will be Game November 16 the charity affair with Arkansas to benefit the Glen Hepburn oundation The Mustangs tied at 5 4 with Chicago and Oklahoma City for second place in the Central Dvision need a victory tonight to stay in the Indianapolis leads at 6 3 Orlando at 8 1 is the paceset ter in the Eastern Division Dwane Novak is expected to start at left guard on the offensive unit in place of Ron Bailey who has an injured ankle Mustang Safety Dennis Thorell is recovering from a minor heal injury and is scheduled to start as a co captain took 70 crappies some in the three quarter pound class in Missouri River backwaters ri day He used a flyrod will hold a homecoming Sunday at 2:30 The Club football team will play the in tramural all star team Good Goose Hunting Seen or Non Walking Gunners By Howard Wolff Die hards among the dedicated Missouri River goose hunters be joining the week end rush to inaugurate the Nebraska pheasant and quail season today or with snows and blues finally assembling in goodly numbers at the refuges always a chance for the goose hunter De Soto Bend Refuge Manager Kermit Dybsetter said between 70 and 80 thousand geese are now using the refuge In addition the duck count has jumped to 20 mostly mallards Also down at the Plattsmouth Refuge where Manager Gary Drown is bemoaning the sour luck of gunners in the public pits the goose flock is now top ping the seven thousand mark birds are beginning to settle down Drown said' maybe the boys in our goose pits will get some shoot Since the first half of the Nebraska goose season will end Monday re opening Novem ber the birds will have an opportunity to use the Platts mouth facilities undisturbed just Drown conclud ed the second half of our public shooting season is better than the first One thing is cer tain: it be The Missouri duck season opened riday and the report from the Squaw Creek Refuge at Mound City was encouraging 80 thousand ducks mostly mallards here Manager Harold Burgess said our goose count was rebuilt to about 115 thousand getting new birds every day and many geese are traveling at Out in the West the goose movement has been very a warden advised However Sand Hills cranes have been swarming down the Republican River along with a tremendous push of mallards now cencentrated at the Harlan County Reservoir But no open season on cranes And this is the in between period on the duck campaign The first half of legal shooting ended October and reopen until November 16 NU rosh Storm Past ISU 42 7 Among Hotshots In ISU Husker Contest Today Omaha WorlOerald Sports Section OMAHA NEB SATURDAY NOV 2 1968 15 By Conde Sargent World Herald Sports Staff Writer Ames la Quarterback Van Brownson will be a marked ath lete the next time he returns to Iowa football field the law of the sport A freshman looks good one year The next time around the opposi tion looks for him Iowa freshmen are still looking The Shenandoah magi cian paced frosh to a 42 7 victory riday afternoon His performance was perhaps the best ever by a Husker fresh man Records to all The 6 2 176 pound Brownson destined to erase every NU frosh passing and total offense record accomplished the following: 13 of 23 passes for 288 yards and rushed for 47 a total offense count of 335 more than Iowa team total short and long the distance shots going to Split End Dave Mason on 76 and 75 yard touchdown plays in a game breaking third quarter addition his ball han dling cleared the way for suc cess by other Huskers red letter day helped the unbeaten Husker Herald News Service Photos Cyclone Harris left Husker Ingles Rivals at Ames wBmb a MH MH NU Expects Battle un for rosh NU Iowa State Time Left irst Quarter 7 0 Kinney 4 run Kick by Harvey 1013 7 7 Dwyer 90 kick off return Kick by Austreheim 9:59 Second Quarter 14 7 Kinney 1 run Kick by Harvey :25 Third Quarter 21 7 Mason 76 pass from Brown son Kick by Harvey 6:35 28 7 Brownson 1 run Kick by Har :07 7 7 82 3 4:05 :07 20 121 138 259 11 19 3 6 43 44 3 Nebraska rosh Iowa State rosh irst downs Rushing yards Passing yards Total yards Passes Intercepted by Punts Yards penalized umbles lost vey 35 7 Mason 75 pass from Brownson Kick by Harvey ourth Quarter 42 7 Tagge 1 run Kick by Harvey 2 NU Iowa St 260 374 63415 29 yearlings compile a total offense of 634 yards Iowa State man aged only 259 In two games Brownson has passed for 410 yards Varsity player rank Patrick be here today with the Husker var sity to meet the big Cyclones holds the school frosh passing record of 480 yards rank need ed four games to hit that total in 1965 Two Games Left Brownson has two left next riday at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln against Kansas frosh and on November 15 at McCook College Despite the wide edge in sta tistics the frosh led by only 14 7 thanks to another quarter back Harold Osberg until Brownson and Mason made their aerial connections in the third quarter Brownson firing under pres sure from two defenders hit the Green Bay product for a 76 yard scoring play with 6:35 to At Iowa State Today By Wally Provost World Herold Snorts Editor Ames la The Nebraska football team needs a shot in the arm today but more likely to get a thump in the ribs from Iowa State in its 2 game at Clyde Williams ield Nebraska is favored by a couple of touch downs Though physically superior far more ex perienced and apparently more talented the Cornhuskers can expect a fight for their lives That has been the recent history of their trips to Ames Take the Big Eight championship team of 1964 It walloped South Carolina by 22 points beat Colorado by 18 and handled inevitably stubborn Oklahoma State by a 13 point margin But it could squeeze out only a 14 7 decision al Ames Take the Big Eight championship team of 1966 It slaughtered Missouri 35 0 trimmed Utah State by 21 Wisconsin by 28 It was fortunate to escape with a 12 6 advantage at Ames Nebraska needs a big win a decisive con quest this afternoon to build confidence for a stretch run against Kansas State Colorado and Oklahoma Bob Lincolnites still have a chance for an 8 2 record which would qualify as respectable bowl bait The down to earth fact is that only one half game ahead of sixth place Iowa State in the conference standings And every game except the Utah affair has been a struggle for Nebraska Spurred by senior Quarterback John War der the Cyclones are averaging 20 points a game They do come at you Warder has thrown 140 passes more than any other Big Eight quarterback Top receivers are sophomore Otto Stowe and 6 foot 5 senior Sam Campbell Warder has run for 299 yards Bob Anderson is the only quarterback in the league with a higher total Iowa State keeps hacking away In second half action it has outscored the opposition by 80 76 In fourth quarter play the margin is greater 51 34 Iowa State registered more points against Kansas the second half (22) than Nebraska did in the full game (13) When the Cyclones were supposed to be worn to a frazzle by man power rookie Willie Harris a burly native of Yazoo City Miss came through with a pair of last period touchdowns Coach John Majors has been using numerous beginners really call them sophomores any he said this week have deomonstrated they can play big time Sophomore Linebackers Steve Powers from Rockford Ill and Mark Withrow from Edina Minn are cases in point Each has intercepted three passes deflected three passes and recovered two fumbles Their tackle participation adds up to 150 With Iowa State ranking last among Big Eight brethren in pass defense Nebraska may decide to exercise its air arm more than usual That could have Ernie Sigler and rank Patrick throwing often to Larry rost Tom Penney and Jim Mcarland who share the single game high of five catches each Those receivers plus soph Guy Ingles all have top ped one hundred yards in pass gains Play Iowa State never recovered from that bomb With 4:05 left Brownson scored a touchdown on a quarterback sneak our minutes later he and Mason hooked up on the 75 yarder Brownson was good No he was great But there were other good efforts in Coach Cletus ranks Defenders such as Linemen Bill Janssen John Hyland and Larry Jacobson Linebackers James Branch and Pat Morell and Backs Bill Kosch and Mike McGuire stopped everything but Iowa kick off return Cyclone Bob Dwyer a good prospect raced 90 yards in the first quarter for his only touchdown The gallop followed first touchdown Osberg Sharp Osberg a lefty fired the best aimed long pass on a 43 yard play to End Wes Ma bin to put the NU frosh at the six with 39 seconds left in the half Jeff Kinney scored the go ahead touchdown with 25 sec onds left in the period After building a two touch down lead the Huskers had everything their way Nine players carried the ball led by Halfback Jeff Hughes with 52 yards Reserve ullback Ron Hinck ley a Wichita product carried three times and gained 50 yards in the final quarter The three NU passers hit 18 of 29 passes Kinney w'ith four catches for 81 yards Mabin three for 82 and Mason with his golden pair were the best re ceivers flair 'for the spec tacular was obvious in his passes to Mason But he also Turn to Page 16 Column 4 Kansas Hall of ame Inducts Coach Rupp Halstead Kans Adolph Rupp head coach of basket ball at the University of Ken tucky was inducted into the Kan sas All Sports Hall of ame at a banquet in his hometown ri day night The 67 year oId coach who has guided his teams to a record 787 victories was honored by more than four hundred friends and former schoolmates South Stars Clip Knights World Herald News Service Memphis Tenn oey Johnston who played for Omaha last season proved to be a menace to the visiting Knights riday as he scored the winning goal in 2 1 Central Hockey League victory close in shot at 16: 17 of the second period broke a 1 1 tie The Knights play at Dallas tonight then return home for a Sunday night contest with Amarillo Omaha jumped to a 1 0 lead over the South Stars when Jim Krulicki scored at 3:08 of the first period Memphis tied at 1:49 of the second session on a goal by Danny Seguin The game was spiced by a second period fight between Johnston and Jack Egers Both were given five minute penalties Both teams skated hard and checked well The Knights dominated play in the third period But despite 15 shots on goal they could not score Roger Lafreniere was assessed a minor penalty in the first period Officials ruled however he left the penalty box two seconds too soon and he was given two more minutes Johnston was called up by the parent Minnesota North Stars and was to have flown to Min nesota immediately after the game irst Omaha Krulicki (Luce Egers) 3:08 Lareniere OM 10:07 Larenlere OM 12:14 Boehm OM 15:56 Hunt ME 19:12 Second 2 Memphis Seguin (Johnston Dineen) 1:49 3 Memphis Johnston (Dineen Jopllng) 16:17 Penal Piper ME 3:26 Chernoff ME 8:14 Kannegiesser um tgers um (ma lor fighting) 16:41 Johnston ME (maior flghtlng) 16:41 Third Period None Piper Jooling ME 7:07 Shots on goal: Omaha 7 8 Memphis 15 9 Corl Wetzel Memphis Don Caiev Omaha 2254 Cyclists Braked Reuters News Agency Montevideo a A storm forced postponement of the scheduled opening riday night of the first World Cycling Championship ever staged out side of Europe Probable Starters Offens Nebraska Po Iowa State Mcarland (223) LE (217) Campbell Patterson (217) LT (208) Berna Brichacek (210) LG (198) Bliss Ashman (237) (218) Beske Armstrong (212) RG (194) Easter Hansen (213) RT (223) Jeffries Penney (194) RE (172) Stowe Sigler (171) QB (183) Warder Orduna (196) LH (199) Johnson Ziegler (186) RH (188) Allen Schneiss (222) (190) King Defense Nebraska Pos Iowa State Wvnn (242) LE (202) Potter Liggett (271) LT (228) Dimitri Hornbacher (216) MG (209) Grlgllone Walline (230) RT (212) Waller Jarmon (201) RE (199) Reimer Murtaugh (201) LB (193) Powers Geddes (212) LB (190) Withrow Larson (202) LB (171) Williams Hawkins (189) CB (178) Hllden Stephenson (183) CB (169) Elliott Reeves (195) (168) Washington Kick 2 Records Nebraska (4 2 Iowa Stale (3 4) 13 Wyoming 10 28 Buffalo 10 31 Utah 0 12 Arizona 21 17 Minnesota 14 28 Brigham 20 13 Kansas 23 18 Colorado 28 14 Missouri 16 23 Kansas State 14 21 Okla State 20 7 Oklahoma 42 25 Kansas 46 109 83 141 181 Series Nebraska leads 49 12 1 Nebraska won by 12 last year In Lincoln Next Nebraska vs Kansas State in Lincoln Iowa State at Missouri Miami Rips Pitt 48 0 Miami la The Mi ami Hurricanes moving easily along on the passes of a i Olivo and the running of Vince Opalsky and Bobby Best me thodically chopped down Pitts burgh riday night 48 0 Olivo hit 15 of 23 passes in cluding 10 in a row for 190 yards and two touchdowns as he led the Hurricanes to a 35 0 Soccer Loop Quits Play Chicago III The North American Soccer League sus pended league play for at least three years riday and instead will field one touring club repre senting North America against foreign teams Dave Smoyer of New York spokesman for the league said the new plan is subject to ap proval of the United States Soc cer ootball Association and the Canadian Soccer ootball As sociation The new format apparently adopted because of the great fi nancial losses the league is sup posed to have encountered in its one year of existence will have eight participating members supporting the league team It will compete in North America and abroad Last summer the league oper ated with 17 teams in four divi sions with a championship game at the end of the year and had a television contract In 1967 two leagues started the first professional soccer leagues the United Soc cer Association and the National Professional Soccer League They merged the following year Vols KU Liked lead at halftime Sophomore Quarterback Lew Pytel took over for Olivo in the second half and on his second throw unloaded a 46 yard scor ing bomb to Ray Bellamy be fore Pittsburgh managed to slow down the scoring parade against an all netv set of Hurri cane substitutes The first two Miami touch downs on drives of 70 and 74 yards were produced largely by the running backs Opal sky powered the first march and drove across from the two Best scored the second from three yards out after a march high lighted by long gainers by Best and Opalsky Olivo went to the air on the third drive connecting with Dave Kalina and Bellamy in a push to the Pittsburgh four from where he hit John Acuff for the touchdown or Sugar Bowl New Orleans La much too early for anything of ficial but unofficially the Sugar Bowl is pulling out all stops for a Tennessee Kansas match here for the New Day college football classic Sugar Bowl representa i will be watching the Vols and the Jayhawks today Tennessee collides with ULCA and unbeat en Kansas takes on Colorado The New Orleans bowl will also have scouts at the Army Pemi State game and the Mis sissippi Louisiana State clash Penn State also unbeaten fig ures prominently in the Sugar Bowl thinking sources close to the situation report Bowl invitations be ex tended until at least Novem ber 18 I.