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Cowboys Must Corral Cornhusker I-Backs Offense OKLAHOMA ST. No. Name 85 Dearinger 71 Bridges ()6 Peevy 51 Noles 61 Mooie 75 Gaile 80 Eben 11 Pounds 26 Cole 12 Graham 32 Williams No. Name 77 Geier 88 Barnes 72 i'arler 65 Coyle 40 Farris 60 Chappell 44 Crews 10 Davis 31 Carraway 45 Gates 43 Stover (2-3) Ht. Wt.

Cl. 6-3 205 Sr. 6-4 248 Sr. 6-1 212 So. 5-11 203 Sr.

5-10 206 Sr. 6-1 226 Sr. 6-1 199 Sr. 6-0 163 6-0 190 5-9 172 Jr. 6-0 207 So.

Pos. Cl. TE So. LT Sr. LG Jr.

So. RG Sr. RT Sr. SE Sr. QB Jr.

HB Jr. HB So. FB Sr. NEBRASKA (5-0-1) Wt. Ht.

Name No. Defense Ht. Wt. a. 6-3 222 Jr.

6-2 229 Jr. 6-2 2.50 So. 6-2 228 Sr. 6-1 200 Sr. 6-0 212 Sr.

6-1 193 Jr. 5-11 178 Sr. 5-9 180 Jr. 6-0 197 Sr. 6-0 180 So.

Pos. Cl. LE Jr. LT Jr. MG Sr.

RT Sr. RE So. LB Sr. LB Jr. LB Sr.

HB So. HB Jr. 210 6-0 248 6-4 216 6-2 230 6-3 255 6-1 248 6-4 160 5-9 181 6-2 202 6-2 171 5-10 222 6-2 Wt. Ht. 222 6-3 247 6-6 201 238 6-2 205 6-3 212 6-3 208 6-2 199 175 5-10 180 6-0 175 6-0 List 85 Newton 74 Rupert 77 Dumler 54 McGhee 70 Winter 67 Ingles 88 Brownson 12 Kinney 35 Rodgers 20 Schneiss 22 Name No.

Adkins .57 Jacobson 75 Periard 56 Walline 76 Harper 81 Murtaugh 42 Terrio 45 Morock 43 Blahak 27 Anderson 18 Ko.sch 24 p.m., Memorial (590), KFAB (1110), KFOR (1240), KLIN (1400). By DON FORSYTHE In tune with the times, Oklahoma State has gone to a computerized scouting system for diagnosing tendencies of football opponents. Only the Cowboy coaches know exactly what the computer spewed out after digesting the Cornhusker offense, but it might well have been out, here come Joe Orduna and Jeff the bread and butter of the Cornhusker attack which leads the Big Eight in total offense. Their I-back partnership, operating behind an aggressive front line and the bulldozing blocking of fullback Dan Schneiss, has been an unqualified success. Together, averaged just over 30 carries and 145 yards a game.

The Cowboys must check the thrusts of Orduna and Kinney at Memorial Stadium Saturday if they hope to upset Nebraska before some 67,000 red-clad partisans. But more to it than just curbing the I-backs. Dual quarterbacks Van Brownson and Jerry Tagge can run and they have excellent targets for their pinpoint passes. the two most accurate tossers in the conference. Cowboy scout Fred Hightower claims not that hard of a team to prepare for.

They change their formation or defense much. But they are so sound and solid and do the job so well that they have to. They always seem to come up with the big Historically, however, the Cornhuskers have had to chip away with a lot of little plays to conquer the Cowboys. Coach Bob Devaney has defeated Oklahoma State eight straight times since coming to Nebraska, but he says he recall ever having had an easy game against the Cowboys. big-play offense has clicked for an average of 30.3 points a game, but in 10 previous meetings with Oklahoma State the highest scoring production has been 27 points.

It could be that Saturday's game will depart from the traditional low-scoring defensive battles which have characterized the series. The Cowboys counter the Nebraska attack with a prolific passing game of their own triggered by the Big total offense leader, Tony Pounds. Pounds, who transferred to 0-State from New Mexico Military Institute, has averaged 164 yards a game through the air lanes with most of the yardage going to split end Hermann Eben. Eben has latched onto 27 passes for a whopping 482 yards. no great speed merchant, but he has an uncanny knack for getting open.

The Cowboys come into the game with only a 2-3 record and an 0-1 mark in conference play, but met some of the better teams in the country. Their losses have been at the hands of Mississippi State, Arkansas and Missouri and their wins have been over TCU and nationally-ranked Houston. Coach Floyd Gass has had two weeks to prepare the Cowboys for the Cornhuskers followng a 34-20 win over TCU and the Nebraska camp is anticipating some new wrinkles in the Oklahoma State attack. Once again the Cornhuskers will be carefully scrutinized by bowl scouts with representatives of the Cotton, Orange and Sugar bowls coming back for repeat looks and the Gator Bowl joining the act. As one of the few major unbeatens the Cornhuskers are a prime target for both the bowl scouts and an upset.

Mississippi beating Mississippi last week proves ft can happen at any time and more apt to happen in a conference like the Big says Devaney. have to be ready to play each Joe Orduna Leading Husker Rusher Cocky Champ Is Ready Lincoln ISetters Fare ell To Whip History Books Jsantal Haywood Seeking Whopping Raise North Fremont Grand Island East Northeast Soufheas 0. Burke 0. Central Team Scoring CLASS A 8 0. Wentslde 4 Bellevue 4 Lincoln High 4 Creighton Prep 4 0.

North 4 Hastings 4 0. Benson 4 0. Sooth CLASS O. Bryan 8 O. Ryan Rrownell-Talbot ..6 0.

Rummel Pius 6 York Columbus 6 Boys Town Kearney 4 McCook 4 Ralston Millard ....................4 Scottshluff Norfolk 2 0. Tech Omaha Although North Platte showed the most power, three Lincoln teams remained in contention Friday in the finals of the Nebraska high school Class A tennis tournament here. Three Lincoln entries remained unbeaten after competition, including Jerry Renaud, who defeated Mark Churchill of Southeast in the first round and Mark Orr of Lincoln High in the second round. Doubles teams of John Beck and Gary Duncan of Southeast and Marty Ward and Tim Sheehan of East also survived the second round without a loss. Omaha Bryan took the first- day lead in the Class competition with eight points.

Omaha Brownell-Talbot, Lincoln Pius and Columbus were bunched in second place. The doubles (H)mbination of Paul Kucera and Dennis Barry won both of Its matches. Class A Singles FIRST ROUND Jerry Renaud, Lincoln Northeast, oeteated Mark Churchill, Lincoln Southeast, 6-1, 6-2. c. Mark Orr, Lincoln High, defeated Braun, Omaha Sooth, 6-3, 8-6.

Mike Klllham, North Platte, defeated Doug McLeese, Lincoln East, 6-2, 6-1. Mike Sobczyk, Creighton Prep, defeated Jim Matthews, Omaha Benson, 6-3, 6-1. Chuck Hawkins, Omaha Burke, defeated Paul Anninos, Bellevue, 6-1, A-3. Mark Crew, Omaha Central, defeated Paul Thomas, Hastir.gs, 6-1, 6-1. Jeff Royer, Grand Island, defeated Dan Myers, Omaha North, Glenn Andersen, Fremont, defeated Scott Baker, Omaha Westside, 7-9, 6-3, 6-2.

SECOND ROUND Renaud defeated Orr, 6-0, 6-0. Klllham defeated Andersen, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3. Hawkins defeated Sobczyk, 8-6, 6-3. Crew defeated Royer, 6-0, 6-1. Class Singles FIRST ROUND Bill Roberts, Omaha Bryan, defeated Mark Thurber, Ralston, 6-0, 6-2.

Brad Nelson, Columbus, defeated Dave Kuklelski, Omaha Rummel, 6-3, 6-3. Billy Roach, Beatrice; defeated Glen Johnson, Omaha Tech, 6-1, 6-0. Roger Joe Fisher, Kearney, defeated Dan Robbins, Scottsbluff, 7-5, 6-1. Jim Schuster, Lincoln Pius, defeated Roy Kizyma, Boys Town, 7-9, 6-4, 6-1. John Scamehorn, York, defeated Brad Brenning, McCook, 6-4, 6-4.

Larry Pochop, Norfolk, defeated Greg Nelson, Millard, 6-2, 6-0. David Brown, Omaha Brownell-Talbot, defeated Greg Dietz, Omaha Ryan, 6-0, 61. SECOND ROUND Roberts defeated Schuster, 6-0, 6-0. Roach defeated Nelson, 6-3, 6-4. Fisher defeated Pochop, 7-5, 6-2.

Brown defeated Scamehorn, 6-4, 6-4. Class A Doubles FIRST ROUND Tim Malhoit-Marc Coillns. Omaha North, defeated Rich Birch-Pat Durr, Omaha Rummel, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. Dick Kirshenbaum Pete Kinnick, Omaha Westside. defeated Jim Kennedy-Joe Cleary, Creighton Prep, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4.

John Pearson-Kevin Denning, Fremont, defeated Mike Rips-Mike Muskin, Omaha Central, 6-4, 6-4. Brent Smith-Mark Hunt, North Platte, defeated Gary Baker-Dale Niebhur, Lincoln High, 6-2, 6-3. John Duncan-Gary Beck, Lincoln Southeast, defeated Blair McKnight, Lincoln Northeast, 6-1, 6-2. Jeff Bonner-Ron Head, Grand Island, defeated Calvin Gunderson-Steve Kemp, Omaha Benson, 6-2, 6-2. Marty Ward-Tim Sheehan, Lincoln East, defeated Mike Sweeney-Tom Miller, Omaha South, 6-1, 6-2.

Paul Zellhoefer-Greg Dennis, Bellevue, defeated Greg Harper-Jeff Sneller, Hastings, 6-3, 6-0. SECOND ROUND Westside defeated North, 6-0, 6-1. North Piaffe defeated Fremont, 10-8, 6-3. Southeast defeated Grand island, 6-3, 9-7. East defeated Bellevue, 6-2, 6-1.

Class Doubles FIRST ROUND Bruce Bamford-Rick Wester! In, Kearney, defeated Pat McGuffey-Steve Selzer, Scottsbluff, 6-1, 6-1. Greg Gersib-Glen Schrieber, Columbus, defeated Raul Lopez-James Terrell, Omaha Tech, 6-1, 6-0. Glen Bazata-Bill Weisbecker, Omaha Rummel, defeated Lee Muller-Rick Zoubeck, Norfolk, 6-4, 6-4. Pat McBride-Jay Hancock, Millard, defeated Mike Grupe-Rick Mayes, Beatrice, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. Mike Lldie-Bob Cohen, Omaha Brownell- Talbot, defeated Ron Flock-Steve Butler, McCook, 6-4, 6-3.

Paul Kucera-Dennis Barry, Lincoln Pius defeated Dan Geiger-Doug Hanna, York, 6-2, 6-4. Mike Petrovich-Phil Hineline, Omaha Bryan, defeated Mike Brennan-Rod Olivo, Boys Town, 6-2, 6-0, Jim Lebeda-Steve Magel, Omaha Ryan, defeated Tam All-Mark Jackson, Ralston, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. SECOND ROUND Cclymbus defeated Kearney, 6-4, 7-9, 6 4 Rummel, 7-5, W. Pius dafeafw Brownell-Talhot, 6-4, t-Z. Bryan delealed Ryan, 6 3, 6-4.

Atlanta Tradition i.s against a successful ring comeback for Muhammed Ali after a 3 2 year layoff, but that faze the brash and cocky ex-heavyweight champion of the world. faster than when 1 was the insists the controversial Louisville Lip, caipping off training f(xr his Monday night 15-rounder here against Jerry Quarry. am only 28. I have kept myself in shape. I have lived a clean life.

1 am still the best the champ. Nobody can beat The black-skiimed descendant of a runaway slave, born Cassius Marcellus Clay in Louisville, is not one to pore over ring record books. If he were, his confidence might be shaken. History shows that many of the great champions, from John L. Sullivan up to the time of Joe Ixiuis, have found riog rust a handicap too great to corKjuer.

Sullivan, known as the Boston Strong Boy in the bareknuckle era, won the heavyweight crown from Paddy Ryan in front of the Barnes Hotel in Mississippi City, back in 1882. He bowled over uppouents for the next several years, ran out of foes and did not fight from 1889 to 1892. During this period LINCOLN, NEBRASKA OCT. 23, PAGE 19 of idleness, he took a trip to Europe, sparred with the Prince of Wales and played Hearts and Willing on the stage. Returning to the ring in 1892 out of shape and 33 Sullivan was an easy victim of James J.

Corbett, who won by a knockout in 21 rounds. Corbett himself retired in 1895 to become an actor. He tried a comeback only to be knocked out in 14 rounds by Bob Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimmons ultimately lost the title to Jim Jeffries in 1899. Jeffries, known as the Boilermaker, retired in 1904 and let Marvin Hart and Jack Root fight for his crown, Hart winning.

After a five-year lapse, Jeffries tried to regain the title. Pitifully out of condition, he was kayoed by Jack Johnson in Reno in 1910. He was 35 at the Jack Dempsey, after knocking out Luis Firpo Sept. 14, 1923, had three years of easy living, with no standout opponents. He fought exhibitions, once taking on six different foes in one night, kayoing four.

His once sturdy legs and flicking hands look the same Sept. 23, 1926 when he lost the first of his two decisions to Gene Tunney. Jimmy Braddock spent two years waiting for Joe Louis and avoiding Max Schmeling and got himself knocked out in seven rounds. Louis himself find the secret of comeback success and lost to Ezzard Charles in 1950 at the age of 36. The question at the Municipal Auditorium here Monday night will be: Has Muhammad Ali, like so many of his predecessors, stayed away too long? Has he lost the spring and the fire that carried him to 29 professional victories, 23 by knockout, with no defeats? is no reason he be capable of making a says ex-champion Jersey Joe Walcott, who refereed second victory over Sonny Liston.

young. one of the greatest fighters ever Monday will not be a gala day for all Georgians. Gov. Lester Maddox, who vehemently opposed the bout, declared it a day of mourning. Denouncing Ali as a draft dodger, the governor said: hope he gets beat in the first round.

Flattened out. To the count of Picking Vikings lo Win Pro football analyst Don Carr makes the Minnesota Vikiriigs a one-point choice over the Los Angeles Rams in their nationally televised showdown battle Monday night. The two powers have 4-1 records, sharing the best record held by any National Football League team. The forecast: Football The Denver Broncos have traded kicker Charley Gogolak to the Boston Patriots for an undisclosed draft choice. Second-string Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach will not play against the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday because of a staph infection in his right arm.

Auburn linebacker Bobby Woodruff, who has started 14 straight games, has been dismissed from the squad for violating training rules, coach Ralph (Shug) Jordan said. Boston quarterback Joe Kapp reportedly has a three-year contract which will pay him about $400,000. Basketball The NBA Baltimore Bullets have forward-center Doric Murrey from the Portland Trail Blazers. Baseball The St. Louis Cardinals have sent utility man Carl Taylor and pitcher Jim Ellis to the Milwaukee Brewers for catcher Jerry McNertney and pitchers George Lauzerique and Jess Huggins.

The Chicago Cubs have sent outfielder Cleo James to their Tacoma farm club and pitcher Archie Reynolds California Angels. to the Denver Spencer Haywood, the American Basketball is seeking a pay boost of $1.35 million, according to an attorney who says he represents the Denver superstar. General Manager Don Ringsby of the Denver club said Thursday night he was informed by Los Angeles lawyer Al Ross that Haywood with his present contract calling for $1.9 million over six years and wants to renegotiate for $3.25 million. An earlier report said Haywood had been approached by a National Basketball Association team and was trying to break his Denver contract. Ringsby, however, said was nothing said about threatening lo jump to the NBA.

We have a valid six-year contract with an option for a seventh father, Rocket board chairman J. W. (Bill) Ringsby, said renegotiated the contract three times already I think Spencer is just upset because he able to The 21-year-old Haywood, a former University of Detroit star, has been sidelined since late in the exhibition season with a broken bone in the ring finger of his left hand and has missed the first four regular season games. A club spokesman said he is not ex- Spencer Haywood Satisfied Muhammad Ali Fastest Ever Favorite Sunday Margin Opponent Atlanta 7........... New Orleans Baltimore ........14 Boston Detroit 3...........

Chicago Green Bay ..........14............ Philadelphia Kansas City 10 Dallas Miami 1 Cleveland N.Y. Jets .11 Buffalo Oakland ........10............ Pittsburgh St. Louis 1 N.Y.

Giants San Diego 1 Houston San Francisco .10 Denver Washington 10 Cincinnati Minnesota Monday 1 Los Angeles Jack Montgomery has taken the first-round lead in the $150,000 Kaiser International Open at Napa, with a seven-under par 65. Ken Still was in second at 66. Veterans Bob Goalby, Chi Chi Rodriquez, Mason Rudolph and Dale Douglass and Canadian rookie Ben Gern were all at 67. OSU Alums Plan Meeting The Oklahoma State University Alumni Association will set up headquarters for the Nebraska football game in the lobby of the University of Nebraska Student Union Saturday. Alumni members r'o Stillwater will be in the lobby from 9:30 a.m.

until noon with films of the 1969 Cowboy season and the 1969 Big Eight football highlights. All OSU fans and friends are invited to stop by the headquarters Saturday morning. SPOmS SLATE I All events free unleM followed- by ali a.m. ualeat bold- taeed tor p.m. Friday Prep Football Omaha Gross at Pius 60th and East V.

Southeast at Seacrest Field, 70th and (KLIN- KFOR). State Prep Football Lincoln High at North Platte. Saturday Local College Football Oklahoma State at Nebraska. Memorial Stadium. (KLIN-KFOR- KFAB-WOW); William at Nebraska Wesleyan, 53rd and Huntington, 7:30.

(KLIN). Prep Football Island at Northeast, Seacrest Field, 70th and suite College Football Chadron at Peru; Dana at Midland; Wayne at Kearney; Sioux Falls at Concordia; Mankato State at Hiram vScott; Hastings at Doane; Pratt, Kan. at McCook JC. pected to return to action until Nov. 6.

Haywood, who led the United States to a gold medal in basketball in the 1968 Olympics, was the most valuable player, leading scorer and rebounder and Rookie of The Year in his professional debut last season. J. W. Ringsby said Ross informed him here on he would handle finances. months ago, Ross presented Spencer with a contract for endorsements Ringsby continued.

was completely unreasonable and one-sided so I had my attorneys rework it and presented it to Ross. Haywood apparently did this a couple of weeks ago and this apparently is the contract under which they are l)oatie-liu8tiiig8 Conlesl Pivotal 111 NIAC Race Doane or Hastings will be eliminated from the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic (inference title picture after a key homecoming game at Crete Saturday afternoon. The Broncos, 2-1 in NIAC action, are on the road against the Tigers, 1-1 in league play. Concordia and Nebraska Wesleyan, the top two conference teams, have yet to lose. Another big game in the Nebraska College Conference takes place at Kearney Saturday afternoon as Wayne State invades.

An Antelope victory will give 2-0 Kearney the NCC crown. Saturday Chadron at Peru, 2 p.m.; Sioux Falls at Concordia, 7:30 p.m.; Dana at Midland, 2:15 p.m.; Hastings at Doane, 2 p.m.; William Jewell at Nebraska Wesleyan, p.m.; Wayne at Kearney, 1:30 p.m.; Mankato State at Hiram Scott, 1:30 p.m.; Omaha at Fort Hays, 2 p.m.; Falrbury at Northeastern, 7:30 p.m.; Pratt, Kan. at McCook, 7:30 p.m. Picker Seeking Help A sound philosophy is a must for a football forecaster especially after a miserable 3316 performance. Taking stock in the philosophy of witty assistant director of athletics, Fred Casotti, no reason getting upset.

Casotti says of Colorado, 5-0 now. beaten the enemy three times and ourselves Armed with new confidence, a look at this games hoping for improvement on the .738 mark: Big Eight Nebraska 27, Oklahoma State 10 (Cornhuskers have too much of everything. Missouri 14, Colorado have suffered two straight losses. never lost three in a row under Dan Devine. Oklahoma 28, Kansas State score the Sooners all remember is last 59-21 loss to the Wildcats.

be ready this time. Kansas 21, Iowa State Jayhawks have enough offensive tools to overcome a leaky defense. East Penn State over Army, Brown over Colgate, Yale over Cornell, Dartmouth over Harvard, Princeton over Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh over Miami, Syracuse over Navy. South Auburn over LSU, Citadel over Duke over Clemson, Georgia Tech over Tulane, Maryland over North Carolina State, South Carolina over Florida State. Tampa over Xavier, Tennessee over Florida, Mississippi over Vanderbilt.

Virginia over William Virginia Tech over Buffalo, North Carolina over Wake Forest, West Virginia over Colorado State, Georgia over Kentucky, Mississippi State over Southern Mississippi. Midwest Ohio U. over Cincinnati, State over Illinois, Indiana Wisconsin, Toledo over State, Western Michigan Marshall, Michigan over nesota, Michigan State over Iowa, Northwestern over Purdue. Southwest Texas over Baylor, Houston over Alabama. North Texas State over Memphis Stale.

Texas over Rice. Texas Tech over SMU, West Texas State over New Mexico State. West Air Force over Boston CoIJege. Utah State over Brigham Young, California over Washington State. Southern Cal over Oregon, Oregon State over Washington.

Stanford over UCLA, Utah over Arizona, Arizona State over Tex Paso, Wyoming over New Mexico. Don Forsythe Ohio over Kent over Min- Saturday Post Time 2:30 p.m. Plainsmen Prepare for Big Cardinal Attack PROBABLE NWU Offense Pos. Boals (209) D. Butler (225) G.

Bergt (226) M. Butler (230) Caster (232) Harding (240) McLaughlin McKelvey (197) Shibata (168) Kernling (166) Grell (156) Kickoff: 7:30 p.m., Magee Stadium, 53rd LINEUPS Defense (200) Peery (218) Griffin (187) Kearns i194) Gleason (194) Young (240) Harding (232) Caster (168) Colvert (160) Re.Steph's'n (175) Nannen (175) Roffers Saturday, 0. N. and Huntington. By STEVE GUSS never saw so many guys coming at me all at Veteran Nebraska Wesleyan linebacker Tom Young quickly summed up the 3918 defeat at Missouri Valley Saturday.

Unfortunately, the 194-pound senior will likely see as many bodies running interference this week as Wesleyan hosts William Jewell, one of a dying group of teams still using the single wing offense. Missouri figured ihc onlv wav it could overomo rock-hard defense was to throw as many people as possible into every running play. As it turned out, Plainsmen mistakes and not Vikings power put the Capital City club in a 27-0 halftime hole they never really crawled out from. NWU coach Harold Chaffee would naturally prefer seeing his 5-1 team get a better start and an even better finish against the Wesleyan has beaten Jim eleven only once in six tries, 14-7 back in 1966. The single wing attack bothers most opponents and it obviously has contributed greatly to 4-2 season which has been constructed with only 11 returning lettermen.

gives us a little says of his offense. to get ready for it in a week. Coaches have played it or seen it, but their players have he adds. The Cardinals, who have played in two small college bowl games in the last three years, have lost to Simpson (2014) and Washburn (27-6). Victories have come ever Ottawa (23-9), Culver-Stockton (20-3), Graceland (20-16) and Central, Mo.

(27-17). Those last two wins were come-from-behind affairs as Nelson was working without regular fullback Bill Cantrell (6-1, 205) and wingback Tracey Woods Both were out with knee injuries, but are expected to play at Wesleyan Saturday night. One player who is top receiver Alvin 0 sidelined with a broken arm. other liutstanding pe rle include tailbacks Tom Geer (5-11, 165) and Danny Brown (5-11, 185) and a freshman fullback, 5-7, 170- pound Linzy Teegarden. Nelson lost nine of his 11 defensive starters in 1969 and most of the offensive line, but one key returnee is Little all- American candidate DeWitt Phillips.

The 6-3, 220-pound defensive tackle is averaging 15 unassisted tackles per game. looked good in the second half and showed great courage in coming back against Missouri noted Nelson who had scouted the game at Marshall. Chaffee says the loss the pressure off a little. We just had our mistakes all at once, losing a first down on a holding penalty, having two passes in hands pop out and be intercepted, fumbling on a fair catch and centering 'the ball the punter's The NWU coach figures his charges will be troubled by unusual offense through most of regulars have seen it for three years. biggest problem will be that (tailback) be back so far we get to him before he passes.

Things are slower and it might take away our timing a have so much variation. do one thing one quarter, something else the next, something new the next, then throw it all together in the fourth adds Chaffee. Rick Shibata will continue to play in place of injured running back Lonnie Tapp. Chaffee has also inserted Rick Grell again as starting flanker and replaced Russ Ellis with Jerry Colvert in the defainsive backfield. First rece, purse $900, J-yeerKilds, claiming $2,500,6 furlongs.

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Nears Scoring Marks Crete With four games left including an important NIAC tilt Saturday against Hastings, Doane halfback Mike Sallier is within striking distance of two national scoring records. The NAIA career sewing mark is 60 touchdowns by Paul (Tank) Younger when he played at Grambling. The NCAA standard is 64 'rDs. Sallierlias already ti.

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