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pops through tight-playing Missouri linebackers
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. . . gets caught from behind by Tigers' Stuckey
. . . and is brought down by three Ti
gers on the Missouri 15 after a 41-yard run gain
which set up the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth
quarter.
Orduna sets up TD
When asked who made
Orduna 's 41-yard run which set
up Nebraska's tie-breaking
score, Husker quarterback Van
Brownson replied: "Joe made
the Orduna run. He found a
little opening then just manag
ed to stay on his feet."
The run was the biggest play
from scrimmage for the
Maskers throughout the game.
But Nebraska coach Bob
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D.'v.mcy was expecting such a
phv anytime in the second
Jnlf.
"Missouri had so many men
close to the line of scrimmage
in the second half, that,
we thought we could pop
somebody through there almost
anytime."
Brownson went on to score
the tie-breaking TD on a one
yard dive over right guard
iVnnie McGhoe.
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BiqRGd ion't smoke. No matter hou much h&
coYs like a fet clqar. His tlninq is to write. Me' a
psn. And inside that funky red case, he's all heart.
With lots of ink. And a biq soft tip that writes
iiks ne means wnat ne says, un utoils,
or toreheads, or balloons, or even
paper. When he does run dry, you
renu mm wiu i u GGrunaqe.. tsiq
Kea trom varKcr, yet. Take all
or mm tor cive mm ana
cause a furor Just don't put
him down near an ashtrav.
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THE NE BRAS KAN
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1970
