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Photo by Mike Hayman
All-American candidate Wayne Meylan forces a fumble from Oklahoma State quarterback Ron Johnson in the first
quarter of Saturday's game. Husker defensive end Jerry Patton (88) fell on the loose ball to give Nebraska possession.
Nebraska Holds Off O-S, 21-6,
Clinches Big 8 Conference Title
By Bob Flasnick
Sports Editor
With a chilly record
crowd of 65,102 on hand,
Larry Wachholtz picked off
e pass by Oklahoma State
quarterback Mike Arnold
on the Nebraska two-yard
line in the final minute of
play Saturday to ice Ne
braska's 21-6 lead and a
fourth straight Big Eight
Championship.
The Wachholtz intercep
tion, which extended his
record this season to sev
en, allowed fans to breath
easier who could remem
ber the fourth quarter rally
by the Cowboys in Stillwa
ter last year which almost
knocked off the undefeated
1965 Huskers.
Nebraska's record in Big
Eight play this season now
stands at 6-0 and with Ok
lahoma suffering its sec
ond conference loss of the
season Saturday, 10-7
against Missouri, no one is
capable of matching Ne
braska's win-loss slate.
"Oklahoma State was in
the ball game until Wach
holtz intercepted that
pass," said a happy Bob
Devaney after the gam e.
He prophesied the possibil
ity of Oklahoma scoring, re
covering a short kick-off,
scoring again and with the
the aid of a couple of two
points after, winning the
game 22-21.
Orange and Sugar Bowl
representatives were once
again on hand Saturday, but
Devaney re-emphasized
that no bowl decision will
be announced until Novem
ber 21, "and if possible not
until after the Oklahoma
game, (Nov. 24)."
Concerning bowls, Wach
holtz said after the Ne
braska win that he "would
like to play Alabama and
I think a lot of other guys
will," but added that Ne
braska will be ready for
Oklahoma. "We wou't have
trouble getting up for this
game," said Wachholtz,
"It's going to be nationally
televised."
Devaney said that part of
the succsss of Nebraska's
ground game was due to
OSU's overshifting to Ne
braska's strong side. The
Huskers countered with
sweeps and off tackle plays
to the short side of t h e
. Husker line featuring left
halfback Harry Wilson be
hind a bevy of blockers.
. Wilson was Nebraska's
leading ground gainer, net
ting 104 yards in 21 car
rier. Cowboy fullback Jack
Reynolds stood second in
rushing, picking up 100
yards in 20 carries.
The Huskers out-rushed
Oklahoma State 193 yards
to 163, and out-passed them
86 yards to 82, but were
beaten in total first downs
15-13.
Nebraska opened the
scoring with 14-54 left in
the second quarter on a 10
yard power run around
right end by Ben Gregory
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which culminated a 59 -yard
drive from the Hus
ker 41.
A pass one play before
ter by Bob Churchich to
ter by Bob Chuchich to
right end Tom Penney
from the OSU 37-yard line
to the 13 set up Gregory's
run.
Penney was Nebraska's
leading receiver, catching
four of Churchich's six com
pleted passes for a total of
53 yards. Eighty-six yards
passing by Churchich
against OSU b o o s t e d his
season total to 1D60 vards,
a new Nebraska record.
The Huskers threatened
earlier after defensive line
man Wayne Meylan forced
a fumble from Cowboy
quarterback Ron Johnson
which was recovered by Ne
braska's Jerry Patton on
the OSU 31-yard line.
Following a near touch-,
down strike to Penney and
a clipping penalty which
moved the ball back to the
OSU 39, Churchich con
nected with left end Dennis
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Morrison on a 24-yard pass
play down to the Oklahoma
State 15. But the drive
ended on the 14 two plays
later when a pitch-out by
Churchich went awry and
was recovered by OSU.
The Cowboys pulled with
in one point of the Huskers,
7-6, with 9:18 left in the
second quarter after gain
ing possession of the ball at
the Nebraska 29 following
a fumble by Husker full
back Pete Tatman.
OSU fullback Reynolds
fumbled the ball around
right end for eight yards
and then Johnson hit right
end Jerry Philpott who
was wide open in the Hus
ker secondary for 19 yards
to the Nebraska two-yard
line.
Johnson tried two unsuc
cessful attempts to sneak
the ball across the goal
line and then handed it off
to Reynolds who banged
into the end zone over left
guard.
Nebraska gained posses
sion of the ball two plays
keeps Nebraska's Larry
Nebraska's 21-6 win over
Wachholtz
Oklahoma
after the second half kick
off when a fumble by Reyn
olds was recovered by Hus
ker defensive end Langston
Coleman on the Cowboy 22
yard line.
With third and seven to
go at the OSU 19, Chuchich
fired to Penney for a first
down at the eight-yard line.
Three plays moved the ball
to the OSU four.
On fourth down, Chuch
ich deliberated as he ran
the touchdown. Wachholtz
toed his second extra point
of the day and with 11:56
left in the third quarter it
was Nebraska by a 14-6
margin.
Nebraska's final tally
came midway through the
last period on a drive which
began on the OSU 45 fol
lowing a 15-yard punt re
turn by Wachholtz. Nine
plays later Churchich took
the ball over from the one
yard line and Wachholtz
added the point after to
give Nebraska a command
ing 21 -T lead.
Photo by Tom Rubin
from Intercepting a
State Saturday.
Saturday
Cornhusker caoch Bob
Devaney on Oklahoma
State game" Oklahoma
State was in the game all
the way" ... "They were
in the game until Wach
holtz stole the pass on the
goal line. I didn't relax un
til Wachholtz intercepted
that pass."
OSU coach Phil Cutchin
on Nebraska "Nebraska is
a real fine football team.
I though we might possibly
play them a little better
than we did, but I usually
think that."
OSU defensive tackle
Dennis Randall "I thought
the turning point was the
last interception. We were
ready for an onside kick if
we scored."
Devaney on possible bowl
bid-"We will, hopefully,
hold off a bowi announce
ment until after the Okla
homa game."
OSU quarterback Ron
Johnson on Nebraska "Ne
braska is a good ball club:
big, got speed, fastbacks
and good defensive ends."
Cutchin on Nebraska
"Nebraska's team com-
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To Postal Championship
Kansas' freshman track
team of last season has won
the 1966 national frosh pos
tal championship conducted
by the Track and Field
News. Results of the ninth
annual competition were
announced in the current
issue of the monthly publi
cation. The KU frosh compiled
43 points to 30 for second
place Southern California.
Tennessee was third with
29 and Oklahoma and Louis
iana State tied for fourth
with 21. Kansas and Okla
homa were the only Big
Eight schools that scored.
Jim Ryun, the world's
premier middle-distance
runner, accounted for 30
points of Kansas' total with
three firsts with his 1.44.9
world record half mile,
3:51.3 world record mile and
8:25.2 American record two
mile. Ken Gaines placed second
with a 6-10V2 high jump,
Bob Steinhoff was fourth in
the pole vault at 16-0V4 and
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. pares similarly to last
year's team that's how
I'd compare them."
Nebraska tackle Bob
Pickens "I was more in-
terested in wrestling when
I got off the Olympic team
and wanted to go to t h e
best wrestMng school, which
' is Oklahoma State. I talked
to Coach Cutchins. He sent
me a letter and s a i d,
"Sorry, I can't help you."
I wanted to ; do my best
today It was . a. kind of
grudge game. I talked to
Nebraska's coach Kelly
that year, and I'm happy I
came to Nebraska."
Nebraska quarter
back Bab Churchich "We
had a few new .things that ,
worked. But mostly we just
hammered it out. We stay
, with the things that are
going well. That's n o t to
say we don't like to be
fancy if you call the option
fancy. Are we better than
last year? We want another
undefeated season. What
can you say about being
better than when you've
won nine straight we are
just as good."
KU Frosh
Ron Shelley sixth in the
javelin at 217-10.
This gave the Jayhawk
frosh of last year a clean
sweep of all their postal
competitions, since they
previously had won the Big
Eight freshman postal in
door, outdoor and cross
country meets.
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Frosh Slash I-State
34-7, In Final Game
By Ed Icenogle
Sports Assistant
Nebraska freshman foot
ball players, who hope to
become the future Big Eight
champions like their varsi
ty counterparts, wound up
their campaign by slashing
Iowa State 34-7, Friday.
The frosh traveled to
Ames to garner a winning
season with three wins
against one loss.
Iowa State jumped to a
first quarter lead, 7-0, be
fore the Cornhusker offense
racked up 14 in the second
period and 20 more points
in the final frame.
The five NU touchdowns
were distributed among Wil
fred Minor, Ron Drakulich,
Joe Orduna, Tom Brazer
and Phil Vassar. Bill Bom
burger kicked the extra
points.
Iowa State's Tom Mc
Pherson rambled in from
six yards for the junior Cy
clones' tally and V e r n
Skripsky booted the conver
sion. The Huskers retaliated
in the s e c o n d quarter as
Minor plunged for two yards
and six points.
Minor was joined in the
scoring by defensive line
man Drakulich when the
6-1, 203-pound Omahan re
covered a fumble in t h e
ISU end zone. The fumble
was an ISU punt blocked by
Wray Curtis.
Orduna, who sparked the
ground game with 122 yards
in 25 carries, used one of
those yards for the frosh's
third touchdown.
Joining Orduna in the
fourth quarter scoring pa
rade were end Brazer on a
Intramurals
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Football Schedule
Monday, Nov. 14
City Campus
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W Seaton II vs. Kiesselbach
East Campus
E Phi Delta Theta A vs.
Sigma Chi A
C Triangle A vs. Pioneer A
W Theta Xi B vs. Sigma Phi
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30-yard pass interception
run and Vassar on a one
yard effort.
Coupled with earlier wins
over Kansas State (40-13)
and Kassas (18-10), this vic
tory boosted the freshmen's
record to 3-1. The loss came
at the hands of Missouri,
13-12.
Freshman coach John
Melton had praise for his
offensive guards, Ben Be
land and Keith Hayward.
"Joe Orduna, PhU Vassar
and Bill Bomburger those
three kids ran pretty well,"
added Coach Melton.
Pointing out that two of
the NU TDs came on a
blocked punt and an inter
ception, Melton noted that
Iowa State had a better
freshman squad than the
one-sided score might indi
cate. "But that doesn't mean
that the Husker frosh were
just lucky, either. We just
kept after them," was Mel
ton's explanation of the fav
orable results on the score
board. Melton expects a good
number of his charges to
move under the direction of
varsity coach Bob Devaney
soon.
"Devaney loses 24 seniors
this year. So there's a real
good chances for some of
these good freshmen to
move up," Melton said.
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