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Wednesday, octcber 13, 1970 daily nebrsskan p:j 1 1 UNO succumbs 43-0 to Huskerfrosh offensive Dy Rob Barney UNL's freshman football team's winning streak reached 13 games Monday after rolling to an easy 43-0 victory over the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) junior varsity. Coach Guy Ingles crew moved the' ball with apparent ease against arch rival UNO, churning out 428 yards rush ing against the Mavericks. Two Omaha natives led the way for the Huskcrs. I-back Tim Wurth ran for 103 first-half yards and fin ished the game with 125 yards. Another I-back, Frank Taylor, scooted for 1 17 yards on only nine carries. A third I-back, Glen Lewis rushed for 94 yards on nine attempts. . r The offense moved almost at will but made some mistakes," Ingels said. The backs ran well but let the ball go." The Huskers fumbled six times and lost four. Taylor scored the first touchdown on a 40-yard run 'during the Buskers' first possession of the game. Taylor also broke a 31-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. It felt real good out there today," Taylor said. The Big tackle takes fo. help win Husl By Rob Barney For Bob Lingenfelter, a 6 ft. 7 in. and 277 lb. AII American offensive tackle, it's little mistakes that make his season trying at times. "I'm doing some things really well,' said the senior from Plain view, adding that little mistakes bothered him in the early games. He has said he would have. to concentrate more on getting his steps down. "I have to get the inside position on the guy across the line from me," he said, or" doing whatever the play calls for me to do to be successful' Lingenfelter was named to many pre-season Afl American teams. However, he said personal honors are secondary to team success. "My highest goal, and the team's, is. to win the Big 8 and national titles," he said. "This is my last chance to win a national title in college. I sure would like to wear one of those national championship rings." He said he wants to play professional football. Td rather not say where I would like to play, but I would like to go to a team that I could play for and help." If Lingenfelter does make it in the pros after graduation it would be a big step, from Plainview., where it all started for him. blocks were there. I've been working hard the last couple of weeks because coach Ingles told me I would start. Wurth also made some big runs and scored the I luskers second touchdown on a five-yard run in the first quarter He later had an 18-yard scoring scamper called back. The I luskers' two other touchdowns also came on long runs. Lewis ran 41 yards for a score in the final quarter and Steve Davics added a 40-yard run,aho in the fourth quarter. UNL's defense allowed UNO only 32 yards rushing on 40 attempts and 125 yards passing. The Husker defense also recorded a safety in the fourth quarter. The freshmen beat Kansas State University's junior varsity 36-8 two weeks ago. In the 3-y ear-old UNO series, UNO has yet to score on the Husker freshmen. Ingles cited defensive lineman Tom Matthies, Gary England, Reg Yeager, Dan Pensick, Brian Hcdrick and John Fischer for outstanding games. A third phase of the game, kicking, also' was a bright spot for the Huskers. Wingback Tim McCrady, a walk-on from Plainview had one punt return of 45 yards. Pbce kicker Tim Bergkamp converted the extra point after every touchdown and added fieldgoals of 44 and 30 .yards. Ingles said he was upset with UNL's passing game. Three Husker quarterbacks combined to complete only four of nine passes for 35 yards, "Our quarterbacks ran the option wtU, erpecix (Ricky) lUtchcr," he said. But 1 wasn't pkased wit& our passing. With the loss, UNO closed its season at 0-3 while UNL advances to 2-0. UNL's frosh will host the University of Missouri junior vanity Oct. 22 at Memorial Stadia S 4 uccessful-sfeb. chammonshiDB : . 0 g Being 6 ft. 7 in., he was a most notable figure in the community of 1,500 people nestled in the northeast part of the state. He played football in high school and basketball through his junior season, but opted for wrestling instead of basketball his senior year. The basketball coach and I had a misunderstanding so I went out for wrestling," Lingenfelter said: "I think it helped my quickness and movement a lot." After his football days are. over, Lingenfelter said he would like to go back to Plainview and join his father in the farming business. His father farms about 1,200 acres in Plainview, and raises corn and cattle, Lingenfelter said. Lingenfelter majors in agricultural economics. The classes are basically farm management and mar keting classes," he- said. "It's the same type of class you would find on the City Campus only with an emphasis on agriculture." r ; ! 1 Lingenfelter said he thanks college football for the opportunities it has presented him.. "Playing football gave me a chance for an education. It gave me a chance to see places and to meet people, real good people." V c :. j 'Xl: ; j : hit , tdfa I rv-. -A A. Photo by Kevin lligfey Cob Lizgesfelter and Husker offensive line teammate Dsa Schzsiit ia action against Texas Gsrriisn Uni- crossword puzzle E&ited by VILL VEPiG 1 Hemingway 5 Bout 13 Declines 14 Final or mid - tern event 15 Group character IS Mrs. Nick Charles 17 Like Dali's watches IS Eec and living 19 Hamilton-Eurr meet. 23 Recipe abbr. 21 "Je beaucoup 22 Guy's friend 23 Furor 23 Fourscore 23 "Ye " . 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