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i i'AjjTwy' ji tfi Sunday World Herald Omaha Oct 20 1968 Drake Boys Town Streaks AS Past Lynx 36 to 13 0 Second quarter struggle Duane Miller Standifer Smith 3 The long arm of John Lynch Columbus 1 1 Saturday ootball Results Drake Hands UN 0 4th Loss 32 14 fi Defeats East How Top Teams are in College 6 io Nebraska Wins 30 7 LSU Overcomes 27 South Cole 8 4 8 Longhorns Surprise LINCOLN AEROSPACE CENTER 0 iilio 0 Has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for AIRCRAT MECHANICS West HYDRAULICS ELECTRICALELECTRONICS LIGHT LINE SHEET METAL INTERIORUPHOLSTERY i COMMUNICATIONNAVIGATION LINCOLN AEROSPACE CENTER Building 1020 Lincoln Airport West Lincoln Nebr 68524 Telephone 402 799 2411 An Equal Opportunity Employer sin JG i LAIDUPf One phone call to HERTZand back in business Phone342 3833 14 0 14 6 5 33 65 14 14 0 13 0 7 0 0 2 9 12 12 6 10 0 7 14 14 7 7 0 13 6 19 14 8 6 0 0 8 0 6 7 13 0 6 6 8 0 0 8 0 27 7 0 6 6 2 9 0 6 18 Savers Smagacz 0 6 19 0 0 14 0 7 0 13 Brantz (5 Batten (2 2 12 14 26 8 3 12 0 18 40 229 269 40 22 38 0 Huron 7 Gen Beadle 12 Anderson 12 Kent State 7 East Illinois 28North Central 6 Cen Ohio 0 Mo Rolla 16 Wichita St 27S Dakota Tech 6 Iowa 41 Michigan 27 Minnesota 14 Notre Dame 58 Ohio State 45 Purdue 28 McCoy ortuna Perlow McCoy Weigant 150 75 City Ber Con po if i4th ufjornty CfftiflGE Idaho Eastern Oreann Arizona St' 9 East Washington 13 I hl AHTAM Vn Mexico 24 Washington 7 Oregon Tech 23 Western Michigan St Joseph's Case TechColorado Col Elmhurst Michigan Tech Denison No Illinois 20 18 305180 146 12 31 1 2 6 32 68 BeautilartiAKED ENAMEL AUTO PAINTING ATTENTION VETERANS A 1 ton van truck for 3 hours and driven 10 miles costs about $750 which includes gas and oil Arizona 9 BYU 3 Adams State 23 Western State 1Z Mir force ji Loioraao st Azusa Pacific 52 George ox 21 California 39 UCLA 15 Col Lutheran 21 LaVerne 14 Cal Western 22 Whittier 6 Claremont Mudd 22 (tie) Occidental 22 cum Monionu dz varron Idaho State 23 Montana Loyola 36 Edwards AB No Montana 34 Rocky Mountain New Mexico 85 Colorado Mines uregon a Oregon Education 29 Oregon State 28 Pnrtlnnrt TO Son ernando Valley 21 San Jose St 55 So California 14 So Orpann 41 Stanford 21 (tie) Washington St 21 West Montana 20 Montana Tech 14 Whitman 29 Idaho College 21 Willamette 17 PugetSound 13 Wyoming 20 Utah 9 ord Authorized Lease System SAMPLE HART Results Saturday Bovs Town 36 Aba Lvnx 13 Cathedrol 63 Wahoo Neumann 0 Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas 25 Texas St 35 ivtr tint i rti Southern Methodist 32 Texas A 27 Tpxos El Paso 30 Texas Southern 35 Texas 39 Texas Si 41 Adelohl 30 Alhriaht 10 American Ini'l 50 Bates Amherst 26 Rochester Army 24 Rutgers California (Pa) St 30 Shinnensbera Carnegie Mellon 48 Allegheny 18 ven vonnecTicuT 14 i remon ot Colgate 14 Princeton Connecticut 29 "Maine Cortland 7 Brockport Dartmouth 48 Brown Delaware 28 West Chester Delaware St 25 St Paul's tasr iirouasDurg 4 Emporia St 41 ordham 41 Gettysburg 12 Hamilton 18 Harvard 10 Hobart 14 Holy Cross 7 (tie) inaiana (raj jT ib John Hopkins 42 Juniata 25 Kings Point 16 Kutztown 44 Lock Haven 56 Lafayette 27 Millersville 21 Muhlenburg 45 Navy 17 Northeastern 10 Norwich 10 Pennsylvania 34 PMC Colleges 7 Rhode Island 14 Slippery Rock 25 1 empie zu Thiel 13 Tufts 17 Union 29 Upsala 16 Vermont 12 Villanova 28 Waynesbura 49 Westminister 20 Wilkes 28 Williams 14 Yale 29 States Colleges C1C Peru 28 Sioux alls (S D) 6 Midland 6 Hastings 13 6 15 DePauw 12 Western Reserve 6 (tie) 43 East St Bonaventure Delaware Galley Chadron 33 Concordia 23 Dana 7 nnnna 4ft Independence (Kans) 22 airbury JC Kearney St 23 Wayne St Mason City (la) 20 Norfolk McCook 39 Garden City (Kans) Missouri Valley 27 Nebraska Wesleyan Pittsburg St 14 Washburn Neumann Cathedral 16 402 81 483 80 6 6 14 7 0 Lexington SA 12 Norm Plane sr Rexford (Kans) Stratton Battle Creek Murdock Wallace Imperial Rpnvpr Citv Wlnuete A Raymond Central 32 DeWitt Trl Countv 12 Red Willow 26 Palisade 13 Sargent 38 Munen Seward Con'dia 25 Brainard Butler Sterling 40 Elmwood Trumbull 62 Campbell Wilsonville 76 Holbrook Wolbach 66 Taylor Dakota St 32 17 3 0 0 13 Iowa High Schools Treynor 26 Walnut WorldHerald Lincoln Bureau Room 2 Executive Building Stuart Bullington connected on 47 yard pass play with Steve defeated Wake orest (4 1) defeated Illinois lost to North Carolina Late Drive Wins 1 airmont Va (AP) A last minute plunge by airmont Quarterback Roy Michael broke a 14 14 tie and gave the alcons a 20 14 homecoming victory over Hillsdale (Mich) College Saturday irst downs Yards rushing Yards passing Total vordage Penalty yardage Passes Intercenled by BODY and RUST Repairs REE Low Estimates Phone 341 3272 24 Hour Service Every Day ootball Results Nebraska High Schools Arnold 19 Anselmo Merna Bartley 54 Beaver Valiev Columbus 18 Lincoln East Cook Nemaha Valiev 27 Table Rock David Citv Aauinas 20 remont Berg tiwooa ij Grant 46 Haigler 40 Indianola 52 Madison 12 Malcolm 30 Maywood 46 Medicine Valley 13 Oxford 37 Randolph 8 Bethany 24 Adelbert Bluefield 17 Glenville Bridgewater 31 rostburg Carson Newman 28 Elon Chattanooga 16 East Tennessee Citadel 13 Virainln Military Clemson 39 Duke 22 lorida State 20 Memphis Stale 10 rank Marshall 24 Dickinson 7 Georgia 32 Vanderbilt 6 Georgia Tech 21 Auburn 20 Grambling 28 Mississippi Valley 13 Hampton Inst 13 Norfolk St 7 Hampton Svdney 0 (tie) Wash Lee 0 Henderson St 21 lorence St 10 Lenior Rhyne 49 Gullford 7 Livingstone 15 Smith 0 Louisiana State 13 Kentucky 3 Louisiana Tech 42NW Louisiana St 39 bOUTh Carolina 19 Carolina A 6 So Mississippi 13 Louisiana Col 8(tie) Texas Tech 28 Virginia Union 0 Mid Tennessee 13 Honda 7 Virginia 0 McNeese 14 Millsaps TO SE Louisiana 16 AAnrvvilte A Virginia Wesleyan 6 1 The Cardinals top a in Class won their sixth straight game and second in the division Neumann dropped to 3 3 and 2 1 in the loop Cathedral ullback John Howell set the tempo by racing back the opening kick off 80 yards for a touchdown The rugged 195 pounder added scor ing runs of eight 13' and 30 yards Bobby Guinn picked up two touchdowns on runs of 26 and five yards as the explosive Cardi nals rushed for 402 yards Bruce Asche hit half of eight passes for another 81 yards and a touch down to Greg Kean for 24 yards The Cardinal second and third strings were nearly as formid able as the starters as they col lected three of the touchdowns offense was prac tically nil The rugged defenders gave up just twp first downs 12 yards rushing and 26 total yards Wahoo Neumann 0 0 0 Cathedral 19 19 13 Cathedral John Howell 4 (80 kick off return 8 13 30 runs) Grea Kean (24 pass from Bruce Asche) Bob Guinn 2 (26 5 runs) Don Hobza (3 run) Mike Higgens (2 run) and Denny Guinn (7 run) Denny Guinn 3 (kicks) irst downs Yards rushing Yards passing Total yardage Penalty yardage Passes Intercepted by South Dakota 55 So Illinois 18 Dayton Southeast Missouri 37 NE Missouri Southwest (Minn) St 7 Yankton Southwestern (Kans) 21 Baker St Cloud 17 Rpmidil St John's (Minn) 35 St Thomas 12 St Mary (Kens) 56 Tabor 6 St Norbert 21 Oshkosh 20 St Olaf 38 Carleton 7 Stevens Point 20 Stout 14 loieao ju Wabash 21 Wash Jeff 31 Washington (Mo) 27 Wheaton 24 Winona St 12 Wooster 28 Xavier 24 a Hall with 3:23 left in the game to give Columbus High an 18 14 upset football victory over Lin coln East Saturday night The score came after East had scored twice in the second half for a 14 12 lead Each team now has a 2 4 record East took the ensuing kick off and returned it to its own 40 Then it marched to the Colum bus one With fourth and one Jeff Gade fumbled as he plufiged into the end zone and Columbus recovered It was the final play of the game Columbus was held to four yords rushing and a mere two first downs 'in the second half Both first downs came on its winning drive Gary Modelski intercepted a pass and returned it to the East four setting up a first touch down Lincoln held a 192 to 89 edge in rushing yardage to over come a 125 to 91 deficit in pass ing Columbus 6 6 0 6 18 Lincoln East 0 0 7 Columbus Doug Bullington (9 pass from Stuart Bullington) Bull ington (3 run) Steve Hall (47 pass from Bullington) Lincoln East Jeff Gade (5 run) Rick Mertens (8 pass from Barry Blue) Blue 2 (kicks) ORDSVILLE 52nd Year with ORD" 18th and Burt 341 0513 NHL Results Chicago 3 Toronto 1 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 4 Oakland 1 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 1 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 4 Win 5 Southwest St 31 Trinity (Tex) Tech 17 Arkansas St fnl A 13 Harding 0 Wiley 19 Texas A I 27 Sam Houston St 7 wire Texas Christian 7N Mexico St 14 Alcorn A 21 Arkansas 29Tex Arlington 0 I nvP 9 (1 2 runs)? Dennis Chenault (3 run) Clar ence Williams (56 run) Bob Schmit (22 pass from Steve Green) Green Abe Lynx Town to 328 22 350 73 Passing Att Comp Yds TD zu 12 Pass Receiving David City Aquinas 20 remont Bergan 0 World Herold News Service David City Ron man Eldon Jacob and Bill To mek each scored a touchdown Saturday night as David Aquinas downed remont gan 20 0 in a Centennial ference football game Aquinas now has a 3 3 record remont 1 5 remont Bergan 0 0 0 David Citv 7 0 6 7 20 David City Aauinas Ron Coleman (30 pass from Bill Tomek) El don Jacob (5 run) Tomek (1 run) Jacob (run) Tom Samek (run) Arkansas 39 to 29 Austin Tex (AP) awesome running attack crushed Arkansas 39 29 Saturday night in Southwest Conference play knocking the ninth ranked Ra zorbacks from the unbeaten list list The Longhorns dominated the game so completely that it was 39 15 when Texas Coach Darrell Royal pulled his first string backfield early in the fourth quarter 2' now ocLrunm LZI ror mnrr twn fi unoer fqiq vi cl Bill Benefits K3 By the Associated Press 1 Southern California (5 0) defeated Washington 14 7 2 Ohio State (4 0) defeated Northwest ern 45 21 3 Penn State (4 0) did not 4 Kansas (5 0) defeated Oklahoma Taie 4Y I4 5 Purdue (4 1) 28 27 6 Notre Dame 58 8 7 lorida (4 1) '507 8 Tennessee (4 0 1) defeated Alabama 10 9 9 Arkansas (4 1) lost to Texas 39 29 10 Georgia (4 0 1) defeated VanaderbllL 32 6 'J4 11 Syracuse (3 1) did not blav: 12 Miami la (4 1) defeated VPI 13 8 13 Nebraska (3 2) lost to Missouri 16 14 14 Stanford (3 1 1) tied by Washingtort State 21 21 15 Texas Tech (3 0 2) tied bv Missis sIpd State 28 28 16 Mississippi (4 1) defeated Southern Mississippi 21 13 17 Texas (3 1 1) defeated Arkansas 39 29 18 Michigan (4 1) defeated Indiana 27 22 19 Indiana (3 2) lost to Michigan 27 22p 20 Missouri (4 1) defeated Nebraska 16 14 Louisiana State (4 1) defeated Kentucky 13 3 Kentucky 13 to 3 Batan Rouge La (AP) Louisiana defense pres sured constantly by Kentucky held when it counted Saturday night for a 13 3 victory in a Southeastern Conference football duel The Tigers offense punched across a third quarter touch down and Mark Lumpkin kicked two field goals in the fourth quarter to wrap up the game ENGINEERS LOOKING OR GOOD OPENINGS? HERE THEY ARE NOW! Electrical $14000 Land Arch $14000 Architects $15000 Structural $15000 Plant Manager $20000 1430 irst National Bank Bldg Prepare for a Profitable Aviation uture Drake went ahead to stay with 1:33 remaining in the first half on Bob first of three field goals this one for 32 yards His others were 33 and 23 yarders The safety was scored in the final quarter when George Wie derer tackled Phil Wise in the end zone The Omahan fielded a low punt on the 2 yard line and was nabbed as he faded into the end zone attempting to gain running room Drake Hewlns Herbert Simpson Krioht ort Worth Tex (AP) THfe Omaha Knights' with five dif ferent players scoring flat tened ort Worth 5 2 Saturday night in a Central HocRey League contest It was the first victory for the Knights ever over a ort Worth team The Wings erected an 8 0 2 mark against Omaha season Juha Widing Bill airbairn Len Haley Ray Brunel and Mike Parizeau scored Omaha goals while Sandy Snow and Hap Myers connected for the winds counter came Tn the opening period Widing and Snow matched second period counters and Haley Brunel and Parizeau scored final period goals to give Omaha a 54 lead score came with 14 sec1 onds left i irst ptriod Omaha airbairn (La renlere) 9:09 Luce OM 2:53 Gibbons 8:33 Laren er OM 12:04 Hart 1543 Haley OM (minor misconduct) 16:03 Second 2 Omaha Wldlnu (air bairn Boehm) 14:00 3 ort Worth (Snow) McCann) 19:28 airbairn OM 1:42 Larenlere OM 4:66 Relchmutti 7:14 Hart (Minor and Maiorl 13:21 Luce OM (Minor and Malar) 13:21 McCann 19:51 Third 4 Omaha Haley (Brunel) 4:55 5 Omaha Brunel (Haley Barber) 9:21 6 Omaha Parizeau (Brunel) 16:31 7 ort Worth Myers (McCann Montieth) 19:93 Haley OM 12:55 Kan neaelsser OM 18:03 Nlekamp 1842 Shots on ooal by: Omaha 12 12 10 34 ort Worth Il 4244' Reserve Result Burke 25 Rumt! 0 Maryland 21 Maryland St 9 I Mississippi 21 Mississippi Col 24 Mississippi St 28 Morgan St 24 Murray Slate 35 North Carolina 22 Carolina St 19 Northeast a) 91 Ouachita Baotist 24 Pensacola Naw 30 Randolph Macon 50 daiem jj Samford 43 Georgetown Southern 30 Jackson Stole Southwestern (La) 32 Delta St Southwestern (Tenn) 33 Coast Guard Tennessee 10 Alabama Tulane 28 Boston Colleae Virginia St as Carolina 34 Emory Henry 20 West Kentucky 13 Tennessee Tech 0 West Maryland 30 Shepherd 20 vycm Virginia wm wary Wofford 17 Newberry Virginia St 29 Howard Midwest Akron 31 Eastern Kentucky 20 Albion 9 Kalamazoo 6 Alma 40 Adrian 0 Ashland 45 John Carroll 0 Augustana (ill) 41 Carthage 36 Augustana (S D) 34 Wayne (Mich) St 7 tsaii oiaie i Bethany 24 Bethel 7 Black Hills St Bluffton 20 Bowling Green 37 Carroll (WIs) 35 Cen Michigan 27 Central Missouri 20 Cincinnati 40 Iz Waelnnn 1 A Earlham 17 Tav or 4 Eau Claire 20 Whitewater 14 Emporia 44 Bethel (Kans) 33 Eureka 35 Northwestern (WIs) 14 Evansville 44 Butler 7 airmont St 20 Hillsdale 14 ranklin 41 Indiana Central 14 Gustavus Adolphus 22 Conco'a (Minn) 14 Hamline 32 Minn Duluth 22 Hanover 34 Rose Polv 0 Hope 33 Ol vet 28 I ll Chicaao 19 Wis Milwaukee 3 Illinois St 21 West Illinois 10 Illinois Wesleyan 34 North Park 7 Indiana St 28 Valparaiso 0 Kansas Wesleyan 23 Ottawa 14 Kenyon 31 Hiram 28 La Crosse 26 River alls 14 Lea 26 Mayville 20 Lincoln (Mo) 43 Northwood Inst 0 Louisville 13 Marshall 10 Macalester 12 Augusourg Manchester 3 Defiance Monmouth 58 Knox McPherson 13 Bethanv (Kans) Minn Morrls 13 Northland Missouri Southern 48Northwood Inst Moorehead 28 Mankato Dakota St 49 NOW IS THE TIME TO LEASE a NEW ORD Sura to Lmw rom Amorica'i Largest Lease System ALS Big Ten XAlcrnncin Indiana 22 Michigan State 13 Illinois 8 Northwestern 21 Wake orest 27 CatEedral 63 Neumann Omaha Cathedral left no doubt about who is the kingpin in the I Centennial Conference AmericanDivision crushing Wahoo Neu I mann 63 0 at Benson ield BAKED on to STAY on PROmiORML CAAW mKTin'u IHKtt SLMOROLtV GUARANTEED By Tom Ash Boys Town's lightning backs devastated Abraham Lincoln 36 13 Saturday night taking the luster off a brilliant passing performance by jLynx sopho more Quarterback Kevin Sigler The Cowboys ranked ninth in Nebraska won their fifth game against a loss last week to Ben son The Lynx have only a tie rto go with five losses Boys Town missed six consec utive extra point attempts but jthat was about the only thing that went wrong with the Offense i A horde of small backs likeClarence Williams Kenny Vertis Syers Al Samuels Steve Green shredded the for 328 rushing yards And Results Saturday 5 i Tulsa 4 Memphis 1 Only games scheduled Game Tonight Kansas City AnwulB Only game scheduled Herold Photo Bob Guinn of Cathedral heads for a touchdown with Bill Vech pursuing 0 0 7 7 0 7 Mni ih rinkntn 14 Northeast (Mo) St 2 SW Missouri St 13 No Michigan 47 Quantico Marines 0 Texas SI 20 TulsaJ? Oberlin 42 Lake orest 22 Ohio 24 Mioml (O) 7 Platteville 13 Superior 0 Use World Herald Want Ads Lincoln Aerospace Center offers excellent fringe benefit package Apply in person to Personnel Department or call Personnel manager Iowa Colleges rnrnpll Col erris (Mich) St 16 Iowa Wesleyan 13 Grinnell 24 Beloit 22 Mason City 20 Norfolk (Neb) 7 Mondamin WH 44 Schleswig 18 Morningside 14 Northern Iowa 13 Parsons 20 Kentucky St 14 Simpson 26 Dubuque 6 Tarkio (Mo) 24 Grace and 7 Upper lowo 19 Luther 12 Wartburg 24 Central Iowa 14 Westmar 21 NW Iowa 3 William Penn 54 Buena Vista 21 Big Eight Colorado 37 Kansas State 14 Kansas 49 Kansas mate Missouri 16 Nebraska Oklahoma 42 Iowa State Green of two passes for 22 yards and a touchdown 1 The defense however was a different' story as the Lynx gambled everything on a pass ing attack Coach Scooter strategy was sound as Sigler a stringbean soph connected on 22 of 38 passes for 229 yards and one touchdown But the pay off pitches were hard to come by Cowboy de fenders intercepted Sigler passes at their five four eight and 38 yard lines Abraham Lincoln abandoned the running game throwing onevery play in the second quar ter and all but two in the final'period Kevin hit his older i brother senior Halfback Kim on 10 tosses Halfback Williams pranced for TEO yards on 20 carries includ ing a 56 yard beauty in the Cow three touchdown second iquarter He ripped through the middle into the secondary and Jeft Rick Behrens groping with a nifty cutback That run gave Boys Town a two touchdown lead after Cow boys Dennis Chenault and Dan Love had scored on short runs and Sigler passed five yards to lanker Jim Brantz Love stretched the lead to 24 6 Uh a plunge 40 seconds before the half after Pete Gray recov ered fumble on the kick off After Pat Batten scored the Second touchdown Green threw his first 22 yards to End Bob Schmit for a touch down With three minutes left in the third period Not satisfied: with the lead Green tried to pass in the final minute He was forced to run 34 yards to a touchdown slipping several tackles along the way with 10 seconds remaining Abe Lvnx 6 18 6 Boys Town 6 Abe Lvnx Jim joss from Kevin Sigler) Pat run) Brantz 1 (kick) Bovs Town Dan Morningside Edges Northern Iowa 14 13 Cedar alls la Morningside outgained on the ground and in the air inter cepted two passes and turned them into touchdowns in the fourth quarter Saturday for a 14 13 North Central Conference victory over Northern Iowa Both of inter ceptions came on passes by Quarterback Phil Schooley Morningside took the first inter ception and marched 20 yards in six plays for their first touch down with Gary Pettit scoring on a four yard pass from Don Zeleznak Steve Jones caught one of passes and ran it in from 43 yards out Rain ails to Slow Runners Hanover (AP) Ran dy Wallick Bob Lundquist and Tom Miller scored two touch downs each as Dartmouth romped through the rain to hu I miliate Brown 48 0 in an Ivy League football game Saturday The winners picked up 605 1 yards in total offense i Two years experience in the above fields desirable Related elec trical experience will be considered SKY HARBOR: EPPUY AIR IELD 348 2782 0 6 0 0 6 Mansfield 0 ort Hays St 21 airfield 0 BucKneuMiddlebury Cornell Alfred Boston UClarion Hnvprford Lycoming 7 Post 7 Cheynev St 19 Edinboro 21Drexel Tech 0 Bloomsburg 13 Ursinus 6 Pittsburgh 16 oprinsneiaSt Lawrence Lehigh MoravianMassachusettsWilmington Hnfstra Grove City 7 Waanpr 1(1 Rensselaer Tech 14 Susquehanna 9New Hampshire 10 Buffalo 7 Geneva 0 Mt Union 6 Ithaca 19 eowaoin Columbus 1 World Herald Photos bv Rudy ads to woes in first quarter Chemical 1 1500 Industrial $11500 Civil $12000 Mechanical $12000 Project Ind $12000 GEE TECHNICAL DIVN 342 8221 We are concerned with your future and your con fidence in us Continued from Page 1 second period and went into the end zone but officials ruled the ball dead at the spot of the fumble Seven plays later Os car field goal try from the 22 was wide The Indians gained their only and of the first half after a weak punt by red Dunn went out on the Drake 42 Omaha needed only nine plays to score Sayers driving in from the one after an 11 yard Gonnella Stan difer pass Omahans 2 Groh Wlederer Dean Kosiak Lang Mayes MohanJ Rogers Rummels Dave Schmidt Budinger Kesler Lynch Bak er Sternal Watts Vaughn Treiweiler SYDniewskl Cota Dean Dan Schmidt Garcia Backs McCoy Misner Rogers Szczesnlac McClintock Carden Miller Perlow Dunn Chase Schlapak Wei gandt ortuna Passick WN Omaha Standifer Dice Belltz Luger Brennan Pollfrone Bauer Crnkovlch Scholz Hokanson Mesa Washington Jackson Kendzierskl Kreitner Klpfmiller Schuckman Klepper Kanger Pulliam McGill McGinn Emsick Backs Smaoacz McKernan Savers Gonnella Shaw ranklin Wise Wllker Paporello Wachtler Reagan Cummings Drake 7 3 7 UN Omaha 0 7 0 14 McCoy 12 run Chase Savers run Pulliam kick Chase 32 Hewins 70 pass McCoy Chase kick Hewlns 8 pass McCoy Xhase kick A Chase 33 Safely Wlederer tackled Wise in end zone Savers 85 run Pulliam kick Chase 33 Drake UN irst downs 1 Total yards 304 Yards rushing 158 Yards passing 123 Passes 11 35 Passes Intercepted bv 5 rumoies osr Punts Yards penalized 1981 Drake Individuals Rushing 6 100 2 3 46 0 No Yds TD Hewlns 7 120 2 Hebert 2 10 0 UN Omaha Individuals Rushing No Yds Avg zu 12 2d Straight Meet Lincoln Nebraska won its second straight' cross coun try meet Saturday defeating Missouri 21 34 over the Pio neers Park course Pete Brang of Nebraska set the pace with 14:42 Other top finishers: Greg Carlberg (Nebraska) 14:46 Glenn Ocden (Missouri) 14:47 Mel Campbell (Nebraska) 14:50 Kerry Hegan (Missouri) 14:50 L1 'JI A xY taJi Hi "IBS ferv A 1 1 JWfll JE 4L2 am 1 ISr I EpEIIE A A Mftc a 7 MMpdi 'IwRNnftjKr' 1 MSB' Jk WH HEErHEE! ArJ TOUCHDOWN Il I 1 i 5 No Yds Avg 10 76 7611 44 40 15 31 20 Gonnella 6 38 63 Passing Att Comp Yds TD Gonnella 23 9 85 0 Peters 8 3 40 0 Pass Receiving No Yds TD McKernan 4 39 0 Crnkovich 2 41 0 Savers 2 16 0 NOW IS THE TIME TO LEASE a NEW ORD Sura to Loom rom Amcrica'i Largest Lease System ALS ord Authorized Lease System SAMPLE HART ORDSVILLE 52nd Year with ORD" 18th and Burt 341 0513 Ari.

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