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Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 63

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Omaha, Nebraska
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63
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7 st JWMfen Az 1 1 'j 62 YARD RUN 'I MO a He Ran Almost a Straight Line a Lincoln or a itvpiiv Ingles Scares Wachholtz Mark While Toting Punts 4 Biot ck worid Keroid sports stoH writer first punt return straight line I have to cut glanced to my right I tried to became punt re rnKnmv stnnium Rnn dor a gg 4Af Schnitker (C) Ml i 4 Use Denying NU Hearts Must Be Warm Mcarland (N) 5 Buda (N) Brundige (C) Baby it may be cold outside with all of that snow and the Colorado atmosphere But those Husker pompon girls may be whipping up a lot of torrid cheers for the winning Nebraska club Oi llltl primary duty is alternating at split end with Co Captain Tom Penney try to catch five or six punts a day during the specialist phase of said Ingles need to work on running I done much of that for a long time You do much running (with the ball) out at end You get a pass reception and usually get smacked down right around They put up the blocks sorry I didn't see any one throw a block I just didn't Ingles did notice Colorado's Tom Nigbur closing in at about the 10 vard line however could see a shadow when I think I ever scored if w't 4 it S' 7M World Herald Soorti Staff Writer olsom Stadium Boulder Colo Nebraska with its returning in more years Saturday The 155 pound raced 62 yards for a first quarter touchdown and for said Ingles ran almost in a UPI Tele0nco Joe Buda and Jim Mcarland are blocking boys opening a hole for Dick Davis who is en route to a first half first down Sniff the oxygen in the high altitude Ken Geddes Harry Amen of eanization a netohew of Paul Amen former Husker great operates the tank score since the heyday of Larry Wachholtz Ingles gained 123 yards in five returns The school record for one game is 133 by Wachholtz sophomore' against Utah State in 1966 The guys cut them 'Guy Ingles provided best punt than two step out' when I thought he turner just three games ago His mvea He nit my neet just a tit Ingles said the jaunt was the first time ever scored on a punt return had a few long ones in high school but I 4 from Buff defender Husker drives five yards on this play in the second quarter IDrakulich (N)' Dick Davis pulls away Praise or All Huskers By a World Herald Sports Staff Write olsom Stadium Boulder Colo footballers belong ed to one big happy family Sat urday after its 22 6 win over Colorado There were no offensive or defensive In fact' representatives of both units indicated the play led 'to convincing win really like to praise the offensive said Defensive End Mike Wynn a player Colo rado ran out several times did a good job of mov ing the ball iThat helps us (the defenders) We have to be on the field as much We were not as a Said Offensive tackle Glenn Patterson: defense gave tis good field position We finally put two good halves together got ourselves fired up We were just tired of getting beat guess "We feel we can beat anybody including Oklahoma but we have to' play like 'M 1 Herald Photos bv Tom Allan Bob Paskach Ed RathCCawwccRobinson and John Savage the kind of stuff which makes for Husker cheers Scoofer Guy Ingles leaving a fallen Buff behind and picking up friendly Ron Drakulich as an escort during a G2 yard run to a touchdown with a Colorado punt The Ingles feat arrived in the first quarter and was second touchdown Neither Mike Schnitker of Colorado nor Husker Joe Orduna have very good field position at the moment Mike appearing to hold an aching helmet is too far behind the action Orduna is having nothing to do with the field as he orbits high above the skirmish on a first quarter first down Sunday World Herald Omaha Nov 17 1963 TO TOUCHDOWN Si 'W IS 5 Ari li ISMS SM i W'rWTB fWB SAW I IkK st Lx zfc zz'z Mf 'zy JV BK ii WTir ffT IHMKiT ik urouiDai Aij 1 rwWlBM anil i 3'Al KxTIEfc'' 6 1 3 1 1 1 MHmHh li 1L i'' AWb J' rr 31 ''K ca a 7 mmhl 2 Uk 4MaMEmiW zJl ''Ji MML 111 'T UTMT' if'' Sc Us Jrv 7 5 wi uwn 7 ft flBUBM rl A 4 WT aw 2 it v'1' A Xf lti1jww Tfe iniM JW VT 7 4 i'i 1 WBB vWMIaL THRHBHHHHHI 1 'z 'V 1 wR4 A sftrL zL MR Rli Rg1 Ofe 'V ftfc jl a £: cut £qy 'S (f' afifag fM HlRMr y2(Ax 5 AX sA ft i fcb Ol Al! 7 7 fi Th ftKHt jf vum JRP "Ms I ii i i ai: x'S RRI a jb jc jub jVAw WiLv fl j' I Jr ff a xviiX' xaiw xjJzWv ib MQLK ft JMr I 3J 1 di3k ftdA'jRRkip tw Rk RjW ftlll iW' L2 JR Mt zWJL 1 Rhl IRrf RjL 't JvRkV 6wif wk Wcwl JtBB yiWiRkflKhM Ba JBkk ht UkRIv Wft xy i3it 4 if is vO'V I Li MK ftklv ll MV TV A 1 jtSiLt A JMI wl im arnr cri aftrr ftftBMv wmwmml ftiftHriftk4 ftftK cir a 4 jnKS SSSk lSS IHRkf wia OW Rk ftXwMteMMWRMl A 1 If umwl ET dll MIL I 1 I JOI Hi iLTVJrm TIL pkRMnJIBSEp i I AnSSBBI Mr rxrxi jM a Ar 'A 1 sr cxw WWk ft ftftn 'ft' ftb ft zftE Sftaft ft iX9 XsW ftiSWBa ftfe? 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