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iniiiiiiniiiminiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Running Bakince Too Much for Kcinsas I uniz Shocked Devaney offensive backfield clicked at all positions Saturday as the Cornhuskers had five different backs gain between 47 and 67 yards rushing. Van Brownson (left) directed the balanced attack and ran for 59 yards in 12 carries. I-back Joe Orduna (right) iollows blockDevine: Irish Best By Associated Press Last week it was Michigan Duffy Daugherty who labeled Ohio State No. 1 and Notre Dame No. 1-A.

Now Murray a a and Dan Devine who rate them as close. sort of wonder if they are No. 1 when you come in here, hut they said Warmath after dropping a 28-8 decision to Ohio State Saturday. get the bail away from them in the first want to get into a No. 1 hassle, but if anybody better than Notre Dame I seen them said Devine, whose team actually led the Irish 7-3 in the third period before bowing 247.

For the time being, though, Oliio State and Notre Dame will have to settle for being No. 1 and No. 3, respectively, in The Associated Press College football poll. Second-ranked Texas, also one of 11 unbeaten and untied major teams, play Saturday. Fourth ranked Mississippi did, however, and the Rebels a shocking 30-14 decision to revenge-bent Southern Mississippi, seething from a 69-7 slaughter a year ago.

The four other Top Ten Teams with unbeaten records came through with victories. Fifth-ranked and once-tied Nebraska upended Kansas 41-20 and took over the Big Eight lead, No. 6 Michigan outlasted Michigan State 34-20, seventh- rated Air Force whipped Navy 26-3 and Auburn, No. 8, trounced 16th-ranked Georgia Tech 31-7. Stanford, ranked walloped Washington State 6316 as Jim Plunkett set a major colkge career total offense mark.

Tenth-rated Arkansas was idie. Eleventh ranked Southern California had to down a late aerial barrage launched by Washington quarterback Sonny Sixkiller to regain winning form after last loss to Stanford. The Trojans escaped, 28-25, after leading by a 21-10 count at halftime. Southern Cal tailback Clarence Davis scored twice on 6 and 10-yard runs, Lou Harris scored from 15 yards and Sam Cunningham on an 18-yard pass from Jimmy Jones. John Brockington, who rambled for 187 yards, and Rex Kern each scored twice in the first 21 minutes as Ohio State shot ahead of Minnesota.

first quarter 21-0 was as fine as said Coach Woody Hayes. was Torrid Rookie Scott Still Not Satisfied By Associated Press Charlie Scott scored 58 points in his first two games in the American Basketball the rookie pro from North Carolina thinks he can improve, Scott led the Virginia Squires to a 103-88 victory over the New York Nets Sunday with 29 points and 12 rebounds. On Saturday night he also tallied 29 points in leading the Squires over Pittsburgh. not satisfied with my confided the 6-6 Scott after game against the Nets. think I will have better judgment on shooting, passing off and getting position for rebounds after I learn the Indiana made it three straight by defeating Texas 134-113, Kentucky whipped Carolina 121-115 and the Floridians beat Pittsburgh 125-115 in other ABA games.

Charlie Scott In only National Association contest the Boston Celtics bowled over Trail Blazers 133-115. In ABA action Virginia blitzed Pittsiburgh 133-118 and Kentucky downed Denver 109-103 and, in NBA play, Milwaukee overhauled Atlanta 107-98, Chicago nipped New York 99-96, Baltimore beat Los Angeles 118-116 in overtime, San Diego belted Buffalo 102-93, Philadelphia crushed Cincinnati 123-105, Seattle ripped Boston 126-114, Detroit slipped by Phoenix 110-107 and San Francisco clobbered Cleveland 128-108. Kentucky rookie Dan Issel scored 30 points Sunday in leading the Colonels over the Congars. Exactly half of the 30 came in the last quarter as the Colonels held off a rally by Carolina. Bill Keller with 32 and Roger Brown with 30 combined to pace the unbeaten Pacers over the Chaparrals.

Mack Calvin threw in 41 points to pace the Floridans over Pittsburgh. John Brisker scored 44 for the losing Condors. Led by John 37 the Celtics had little trouble beating Portland for their first victory in the new NBA campaign. Rookie Dave Cowens led Boston in rebounds with 20. Tuesday Local Prep Omaha Name at Pius 60th All events free unless followed by all times a.m.

unless boldfaced for p.m. State Holy and Horse Wednesday state Horse Football Tlie Chicago Bears have lost the services cf wide receiver Bob Wallace. He underwent knee surgery Sunday after being injured in the game against San Diego. The Bears have also learned that running back Craig Baynham will also need surgery on an ailing ankle. Auto Racing New Denis Hulme clinched the Canadian- American Challenge Cup title for 1970 as he won the next-to- last race in the series at Monterey, Calif.

Hulme led from start to finish, but crossed the finish line only 1.2 seconds ahead of Jackie Oliver. Richard Petty won the 500- lap stock car test a Martinsville, ahead of Bobby Allison and Cale Yarborough. Golf Kathy Whitworth fired a final round 67 Sunday to win the Waco, Quality Check Open by three strokes over JoAnne earner. Miss Whitworth finished at 205, 11 strokes under par. Tied for third at 212 were Sandra Haynie and Sandra Palmer.

British ace Tony JackUn eagled the 17th and birdied the 18th holes to beat Amerfcan Arnold Palmer and Spaniard Ramon Sota by one stroke in the Paris Tournament of Champions. Track Californian Bob Deincs set a new American AAU 50-mile marathon record Sunday as he won the national AAU marathon in 5:15:19.2. ing of fullback Dan Schneiss and hurdles another blocker at the line of scrimmage to pick up part of his 67 yards. Schneiss added 53 yards, Johnny Rodgers 50 and Jeff Kinney 47 as Nebraska accumulated 286 yards in 56 running plays. Tarkenton Scrambling Upstages Debut By Associated Press They all came to see Joe highly-touted arm and went home talking about Fran highly- talented feet.

debut as starting quarterback for Boston turned into a bust Sunday as the scrambling Tarkenton ruined the Patriot's T-Party by directing a 16-0 New York Giant victory. had the opportunities but I take advantage of said a disappointed Kapp, who last started with Minnesota in the 1970 Super Bowl. foot-loose antics scrambled the Boston defense, offsetting the hard-charging line while he riddled them with short screen passes. He passed only 14 times, completing eight, for 102 yards in wind-harassed Harvard Stadium at Cambridge, Mass. wind was a big factor and we had to stick to our game said Tarkenton.

dare go on top for the long The Minnesota Vikings kayoed Dallas with a ferocious attack that left the Cowboys reeling on the end of a 54-13 score their worst defeat ever in another National Football League game. Detroit and Denver, who lost for the first time this season last week, got back on the winning road with victories Sunday. Detroit blasted Cleveland 41-24 and Denver turned back Atlanta 24-10. Pittsburgh beat Houston 7-3 in a devensive war; New Orleans tied San Francisco 2020; Los Angeles whipped Green Bay 31-21; San Diego downed LINCOLN, NEBRASKA OCT. 19, PAGE 11 Chicago 20-7; Miami belted Buffalo 33-14; St.

Louis cut down the dormat Philadelphia Eagles 35-20; Baltimore avenged its Super Bowl defeat by beating the New York Jets 29-22 and Kansas City defeated Cincinnati 27-19. Coach Clive Rush of Boston said the game plan was to stop screen passes. just do Rush said. Kapp: were somewhat disjointed. A job is to win.

Our entire offense had to be a little shaky. just not used to the Kapp recently signed with Boston as a free agent after playing out his option with the Vikings. Kapp completed 10 of 22 passes. He also carried eight times for 41 yards, tops among Boston rushers. The defense held fullback Jim Nance to a more 14 yards.

a blow, it really said Nance. team should be able to stop our rushing between Carl Garrett and myself. not boosting myself, but I think a better fullback-halfback combination in the Coach Tom Landry of Dallas was philosophical about the biggest licking since their inception in 1960. the whole rest of the year ahead of said Landry, happened to the best of teams. come back.

happened to us It happened in the 1960 season when Cleveland trumped Dallas 48-7 and in 1961 when St. Louis took a 52-20 runaway. Ed Sbarockman, a defensive back, set the tone of the game as he ran back two touchdowns on a deflected punt and an intercepted pass and set up another with an interception in first half. Vnitas Bests Namath 4 toiicut Entries POST TIME 2:30 P.M. maidwi allowanci, furlongs.

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Collywobbles Go Casey Drivin' King Foreign Eagle Restless Dawn Silver Somali Sneak A Peak DanI Jones Powdered Protein Windsor Miss Also: Toots Boy, Come On Kid, Conllto, Will Accept. By VIRGIL PARKER Prep Sports Writer Lincoln Pius the No. 1 rated team in Class lost last weekend. The other nine clubs in tiie top ten won. But the list remains in the same order as a week ago.

Coach Vince Aldrich's Thunderbolts finally bit the dust, after three straight victories over Nebraska Class A foes, by going out of state to tangle with Heelan High of Sioux City, No. 3 ranked of all the teams in that state. And the word is that tradition-rich Heelan has its best club in ten years. people wonder why we are willing to take on a team like Aidrich admits. But he reasons that in defeat our kids learn a lot of football playing Pius plays its first Class opponent this week, in fact two of them.

The host Omaha Holy Name Tuesday night on their home field, then entertain Omaha Gross in a Friday encounter. The Tuesday clash is a makeup of a game snowed out two weeks ago. Aldrich hopes the experience of playing a club like Heelan will make the task easier against other opponents. beat Sioux City Central 3041 the week before they played he says, Central moved up a notch in the Iowa ratings for coming so close. I think you ought to be afraid of playing someone who is likely to beat you.

Nebraska Prep Ratings By Virgil Parker Oass A Prep (641) Southeast (541-1) (5-0-1) (5-1) Platte (5-1) Ryan (3-1-2) 7-Lincoln High (3-2) Island (3-3) Benson (44)-2) North (3-2-1) Comment Lincoln Northeast, despite a losing record and Scottsbluff, though having lost to Lincoln High 36-7, come closest to making top ten as Lincoln East knocks Columbus from the list. East also has chance to move up with game against Southeast this Friday. Class Pius (3-1) (5-0) Cathedral (64)) Scotus (6-0) Lexington (5-0-1) 6-Ord (5-1) (5-1) (64)) 9-Sidney (5-1) (6-0) Comment Order the same as a week ago. Seward, Cozad, Holdrege, Arlington and Ashland the closest challengers to those presently in the top ten. how you learn to play With the only two games of the season slated on their home field this week, Aldrich is worried about more than the opposition.

city has informed us that going to blacktop A Street this Aldrich says. He hopes the defense hfs team throws up against Holy and Gross is better than the roadblock the city will have against the fans who try to reach the field. understand have one lane Aldrich added. hope it cause too much confusion, because Tuesday will be night and the Friday game is our While the Class top ten is exactly the same as a week ago, the Class A list underwent some minor changes. Though defending state champion Creighton Prep continues to pace the big school division and the top five teams are in the same order, Columbus is replaced by Omaha North in the No.

10 spot and Omaha Benson slips to ninth as a result of last action. i New York (UPl) Johnny Unitas did one of the toughest things in the world. He came to the other backyard and beat him. The other guy was Joe Namath, and a lot of people tried to build up the ball game as something extra special because it was the flrst meeting between the two clubs since Jan. 12, 1969 when the New York Jets became world champions by knocking over the Baltimore Colts in the Super Bowl at Miami.

game at Shea Stadium, however, was about as exciting as a two-hour session at the public library and although the Colts prevailed, 29-22, and technically that earned Unitas the decision of Namath, both have had better days. The real stickout of the occasion was a defensive player, Baltimore safetyman Jerry Logan. To get an idea of the way things went, Logan picked off Rrst toss of the afternoon less than three minutes after the game started and legged it 31 yards for the first touchdown. Within three more minutes Unitas hit tight end Tom Mitchell witii an 11-yard peg for another score that made it 174) and the Jets were forced to play catch-up football the rest of the way. Off the statistics alone get the idea Unitas bad a tremendous day.

He though. It was good enough to get foe job done, but foe frequently overthrew foe ball and was intercepted tiiree times while completing 12 of 24 lor 206 yards. 34 completions in 62 tries constituted a club record and he equalled one of his own by being six times. By DON FORSYTHE Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney admitted Monday that Kansas might have ended the Cornhuskers unbeaten streak had it been able to score one more touchdown when it led, 20 10 scored 20 points on us faster than I thought any team ever claimed Devaney. they had scored one more touchdown before we scored not sure we would have won foe Devaney noted that quick recovery ws encouraging and the sign of a good football earn.

He credited the 41-20 win to most error-free offensive game played in the last five and improved defensive play in second half. shut them off well in the second half with the exception of one long pa'ss in the last he said. Devaney paid tribute to the vast Cornhusker following at the game as he recollected a pre-game conversation with Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers. visited a minute and Pepper said, know, some day sometime like to play you guys at It took a couple of minutes for it to sink in, but at that point we had more people in the stands than they said Devaney. a great tribute to the Nebraska Devaney observed that poor tackling was a major cause of defensive problems, but heaped credit on the Kansas attack and its fine stable of runners.

stop a guy like John Riggins with an arm he said. The Cornhusker coach also noted that Kansas halfback Vince a principal figure in the recruiting violations which Kansas State was penalized for, worth squabbling broke for a 96-yard touchdown on a kickoff return which started the Kansas scoring parade. Looking ahead, Devaney said, expect anything easy this week. Oklahoma State has always been tough for us and is a good, sound football team. the best Oklahoma State team faced and likely to see something new and different from them since had two weeks to prepare for Graduate assistant Ernie Sigler gave the scouting report on the (fowboys and pointed to split end Hermann Eben as being the Oklahoma State standout.

Eben has caught 27 passes for 482 yards in five games. defensive team is big and will really hit he claimed. Big 8 Standings Games Nebraska 2 0 0 Oklahoma 1 0 0 Kansas State 2 1 0 Kansas 1 1 0 Missouri 1 1 0 Colorado 1 2 0 Oklahoma State 0 1 0 Iowa State 0 2 0 Pts. Oppi 62 23 53 41 47 96 20 10 27 IS 41 56 41 54 40 78 All Games Nebraska 5 Kansas 4 Iowa State 3 Colorado 3 Oklahoma 3 Missouri 3 Kansas State 3 Oklahoma State 2 Saturday's Results Nebraska 41, Kansas 20 Notre Dame 24, Missouri 7 Kansas State 17, Iowa State Oklahoma 23, Colorado 15 This Week's Games Oklahoma State at Nebraska Colorado at Missouri Kansas State at Oklahoma State at Kansas Pts. 0pp.

182 169 95 153 95 140 106 70 147 100 76 97 114 92 114 Iowa ootliail Standings American Conference East Division Pet. Pts. Baltimore 4 1 0 .800 107 Miami 4 1 0 .800 107 Boston 1 4 0 .200 64 Buffalo 1 4 0 .200 63 New York Jets 1 4 0 .200 111 Central Division Cleveland 3 2 0 .600 131 Houston 2 3 0 .400 72 Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 57 CIncinnetl 1 4 0 .200 93 West Divtton Denver 4 1 0 .800 114 Kansaa City 3 2 0 .600 117 Oakland 1 2 1 .333 96 San Diego 1 3 1 .250 OP 106 70 98 141 135 130 71 63 136 81 106 101 109 National Conference East Division Pet. Pts. OP St.

Louis 4 1 0 .800 119 95 Dallas 3 2 0 .600 78 91 Washington 2 2 0 -500 98 84 New York Giants 2 3 0 .400 82 89 Philadelphia 0 5 0 .000 87 1 35 Central Division Detroit 4 1 0 .100 1ST 72 Minnesota 4 1 0 .800 141 36 Green Bay 3 2 0 .600 83 105 Chicago 2 3 0 .400 65 104 West Division Los Angeles 4 1 0 .800 San Francisco 3 1 1 .750 120 Atlanta 2 3 0 .400 69 New Orleans 1 3 1 .250 54 64 9S 87 94 Monday Pro Football Washington v. Oakland, 8 p.m. (7). Tuesday Cornhusker Highlights 6:30 p.m. (12).

College Grid sas State v. Iowa State, 11:25 p.m. (7). p.m. (7).

1. Sunday's Results Baltimore 29, New York Jets 22 Kansas City 27, Cincinnati 19 Miami 33, Buttalo 14 Pittsburgh 7, Houston 3 Mlrwiesofa 54, Dallas 13 Los Angeles 31. Green Bay 21 New Orleans Francisco 20, tie St. Louis 35, Philadelphia 20 Detroit 41, Cleveland 24 New York Giants 16, Boston 0 San Diego 20, Chicago 7 Denver 24, Atlanta 10 Monday's Game Washington Oakland, night, national TV Sunday's Boston at Baltlnrwre Buffalo at New York Jets Cleveland at Miami Houston at San Diego Pittsburgh at Oakland Detroit at Chicago New Orleans at Atlante Philadelphia vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee Louis at Now York Giants Cincinnati at Washington Dallas at Kansas City Denver at San Francisco.