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Claridge, Ross. Line Lead 36-22 JFin before 34,000 Fans on Threatening Day;
North Carolina State To Test Undefeated Huskers Next Saturday, Band Day
By RICK AKIN
Sports Editor
Nebraska decided to beat
tJ?e band a week early, as it
swamped Iowa State last Sat
urday, 36-22, with a tremend
ous first half outburst.
North Carolina State comes
to Lincoln next Saturday for
the twenty-fifth anniversary
of Band Day in the last of
the non-conference games for
tlje Huskers.
Tne frame witnessed by 34.
fans wh braved threaten
ing wather, left the Huskers
ith a S- record and a l-
conference record, going into
the North Carolina State
game.
Statistics
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0
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1SS
15
Kirs rv7s IS
Kas&ing
Passing
lyasaltws I
rul mWr M RJ"S SS
Nt Yartts Roshia&s H
Passing: -7
Pa.-1 Ajwr!:di 14
Va5sp)ccd ...
TnuMwrratf . -
Total Offensive YaivJs SI?
Nebraska
Tries Gass Lss NX
..J8 J 3 58
Oaridce
Young ...
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28
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28
28
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TsmJinsflu 1
Bug 4
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Egw 3
Creustoc l
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.2 40
ThwflM 1 52
Yomlir.fw. t 5
TP-OWWS 3 35
5
McOougium S
Ymmg -
J tihnsoB . . 3
P SS INTERCEPTION'S
Tnostwl 1
E.wb I
!oa State
Swiuer 5 8 -3
Httppmana ...20 W Is 71
Ltmeridi ... 1
Vaughn .... 78 75
"Kunbrnuch . . 3 7 '
"Cigj-bere ..1 3 ft 11
Cly 3 0 2 -2
PASSING
Atl. Oimpl. Intf. Yds.
..12 7 1 70
.2 1
Bopnmann
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limerick i M 3'
Montrpj- i 13 '0
Schreiber 3
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Ellis 4 w
Nn.Yds.
IJmeridc 3 -3 ;
wckoit nnfEvs
Bnwn -2 K
Sclireiber 1 30
Boopmann .2 41
witzer 3 15 .
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1 Nebraska has now won 45,
'lost 11 and ted one with the
iCyclones. Before last Satisr
! day the Cornhuskers had won
four of the last seven games.
even though the Cyclones held
the point bulge for the last
seven encounters, T4-55.
The Huskers won the game
without the services of Bill
(Thunder) Thornton for more
than three quarters. Thornton
j sprained his ankle in the w an
jj ing minutes of the first quar
! ter.
Dennis Stnewe, the Mask
ers' determined halfback, did
I not see action due to a
. sprained ankle which he suf
fered in the Michigan game.
' Dennis Claridge once again
J led the Huskers to a hard-
fought win with fine running,
I passing mi signal calling.
S Haskers Score First
; The first time the Haskers
had their hands on the ball,
they marched TV) yards for
: their first of tfcuar touchdowns
in the first half.
It took the Haskers 1$ plays
and seven miitiies and 4$
seconds as Nebraska poended
'away throvgh the determined
; Cyclones.
The toijgh Husker line
! pushed the Iowa Sta;e line all
' over the field as the Huskers
backs earned the ball to pay
:dirt, Thorston, slanting has first
game of the season. s.3araTmed
ten yards p the middle to
put the Hosiers, near the rai&
stripe before Claridge passed
to Warren Powers for 13
more yards.
! Claridge found Jim Hace in
ifce open for play larcr and
hit him with a pass on the
HasVer 27-yard line.
i Rudy Johnson and Tbora
. ton then pecked their w a y
v.
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Endy Johmon bulls way
thronph Cyt'lonr lactk'r.
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Willie Kos faces an opposing Cyclone as Warren Powers
t drops wonld-be tackier. (Photo by Pivie Smallwoodl)
thromgh the Cyclone lii in
Jour dmsecMJ-ive p5ays !o pet
the Ital m the Oy. "
ilaridge then ran the ball
to the ssx before going imr.o
the end eone for the first of
his three touchdowns.
The Cy clones failed t move
the ball and the HasVers
march d right down the field
again for their second tch
don. Wilide Kciss started the Si
yard drae with a 25-yard
scaanper to the XT 43. before
Clariage passd to left end
Larry Tomhnson for 38 more
yards.
Once a sain the Hesters
gTOimd out the final vardai'e
to gAal line with Powers sc
ing the tcwK-ndown with 3:CS
reniaining an the first oBartcr.
Wita abwet three misatrs
.pes i the second qaaxtcr
the Ksskers started awMfcer
raarcu tor ttae goal kne wrica their fari cfrat
ended with Claridge s!ip79g ors fey Satarday aftenMwm
arasd the ritrM side of t-he as feoth't e a jjj s" celebrated
line for the TD with re- titeir E'.s Eicht Conference
mining ia the secwi r- .peraic day sh1 with tigh
ter. siM'wint id:sj3ays.
In this dri-e the Husters The Kuierk. tm1 wanting
were aideJ m-hea the Cy- ta jw&ve Cyctee Coat Clay
clones wer? caM for pass suksjm mrimz. pleased Ne-
: iiitf"riere'7K cm their ti six.
yard lu.se..
Ess for T
Ross Jtk a piichewt from
Ciaridpe and i'Bl the three
yards foT tw.o extra points,
mating the score at this point
22-0
The Rulers worei anaia mirut-s ia tbe third qwrttr. E.Lms nnSjiX (i-r, M tht
mt TnimH latT as Tralia- Ci Sajners wfrolwd a $reat Kansas State Wildcats sre.
pWei b a Swnble by &a f tV txckemetA. pais- defeating the Big Eight iisS
Dave Hoppmaa, Iwa States inp 122 yards aJ wMidas ors, 416. K:tisas Stale has
candidate far B-.meTici a 24-vard run. xei ij sevw "his s&saa.
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honors, on the Iowa State 44.
Claridge promptly upped tte
score to SS-fi as he rtRed a
ivricit svsss to Hace who
had faked the Cyclone second- on the Iowa State nine-yard
ary : beaatifMlIy. camght the line.
pass and skipped into the end Three plays later Claridge
Mte. ran a quarterback sneak for
Hopproan then proceeded to the final Conthusker touch
help W.t t3 Cyvtones into the down with 11:17 remaining to
scoring coiiamn with his ran- put the ganne on ice.
ning ani passing before Tom : Hoppman engineered the
Vamgfcan. Iowa State's soph last Cyclone sconng effort by
flash from Trey. O., went up ', nsmcng or passing the ball in
t.he west sideline and danced 13 straight plays, btclwlsns a
into the ccraer of the end scamper ox'er the left side of
zone fr a -yard scoring the line from the three-yard
jaisnt.. 8 line for the final TD.
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High Scoring
The Nehrasa Cmhiaskers i
amj v Kansas Jayhawters
bras J;a Sar.s wd'h a 36-22 rj.
while the Kansans out-
rannins Cflloradci, S58
T; Jayhawts sorted sJw-
h. wflriiig im1 mt tweh-
i.a ia the first fca'J, tot al-
ir:" fie the secoTid. setting
t tcbdwa within 3Ji
s-hav8 a
(anau . 'iiiumi-alM. .
; The half ended with Husk
ers in a commanding lead.
-v-i. .xeurasKa racsea up a
phenomenal ?69 total yards.
143 on the ground and 12t
through the air.
The Cyclones managed only
79 tow I yards with 6S of them
on the ground.
, Thirteen First Downs
Nebraska aniasivt rt.i 1p
! than 13 first downs in the
first nalf t0 ,he Cyclones four.
lowa Mate came out or the
dressing room for the second
half fired vp. but the 2S
T lead was too much for the
Cyclones to overtake.
The Cyclones got a break
after both teams exchanged
the bail twice.
Mike Cox, sophomore wing
back, jumped on a Claridge
! tumble on Nebraska's seven-
yard line.
i Hoppman's pass to Dick
Limerick from the one pat
hhe C clones in reaching dis
tance JS-14.
TTone Robertson's block of
Dave Clayberg's quick kick
and a subsequent personal
foul on the Cyclones set up
the Huskers'' final touchdown
Kiiii- I to
Dominates
As was expected. Masswa-i
jjs osaar)v e-
; ;eji5.se aitd sophomore semsa
Itaon. Johiray Roland, to Se-
feat the 1'miversity of AriziMia.
117-7. Roland was a. most half
of Miss.osEis fiCissie. gan
;ing S2 yards of the Tiger's
! total oiiensive prodactiMB of
ilib:jna State. fe49ed by
e 3i. eaie
the GMe Rnrncae$ f Twl-
- 17-7. Hg the scre tied
-7. aa 4SV pnl tet in the
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'e e-jrd Hue.
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best smoke!
Coaches
Coach Bob Devaney com
mented in the dressing room
of victorious Nebraska. "Any
time we beat a team by two
I touchdowns we don't need to
apologize. referring to NU's
(second half letdown). Thev
I hit us just before the first
I; half ended with a maneuver
j an option play that we
'weren't looking for and that
momentum carried over into
I the second half."
i "Iowa State is not as bad
a ball club as it looked in the
first half. We just build up
momentum when we carried
! through the first toudhcown
'drive."
"Iowa state is stronger than
Michigan anyway. Iowa
s State is more advanced than
Michigan at this point in the
season."
? Claridge was singled out by
I Devaney for outstanding back
field play. He also praised
Vaughn and Hoppmann of
Iowa State for fine play.
Devaney's feelings on the
game could be summed up in
his statement "I was real
ly proud of the team and they
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did a fine job. There were
mistakes made but not maj
or ones."
In the dressing room of de
feated Iowa State. Coach
Clay Stapleton commented,
"We were simply beaten 'jy
a better ball club. Nebraska
is as good as I said thev
would be."
"I maintained all along thrt
they were the team to beat.
They have the material to so
the distance for the Big Eight
title.
Stapleton also had praise
for Claridge and called him
a "fine quarterback."
When asked about Nebras
ka's lines Stapleton stated.
"Nebraska's line was strong
and aggressive I'd like to
have some of the Nebraska
linemen."
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