Friday, October 23, 1CC3
Dally Nebrc:kan
Huoker victim heads Bottom 10
Ey UizYO Ilrrvcy
At one point two Saturdays r :-o, AECo cells;:
scoreboard fleshed the final score cf Kichi-an'a
hut-cut cf Northwestern thla way: "Michigan S3."
Noith western's name wasn't even mentioned.
Nov, that's a non-entity. ' '
But Saturday, even the Mildcats were too much
for the Minnesota Gophers, who chalked up an 8-19
defeat to assume the Bottom 10 lead. Giving up 19
points to Northwestern, which has been white-
ottom 10
washed four times, la comparable to giving up 84
points to Nebraska (which Minnehaha also has,
done).
No. 6 USC, meanwhile, fell 6-27 to Notre Dame,
which had almost as many wardrobe changes as
Joan Rivers. The Trojans have fallen so low that
there was a rumor for a while last week that ex
Oklahoma running back Marcus Dupree would
transfer to USC because he wanted to attend a
school that was de-emphasizing football
THE BANKINGS
TEA!.!, KECOIID LASTYFEEK NXT.LOS3
o-1 y, Nortnwestern Mien. bt.
83-38, Maryland Ga. Tech
0-17, Penn. Dartmouth
10-23, Texas A&M Arkansas
Stanford
1) Minnn. (1-6)
2) Duke (0-7)
3) Yale (0-6)
4) Rice (1-7)
5) Oregon St. (1-6) idle
6) USC (2-4-1) 6-27, Notre Dame Cal
7) Cornell (0-5-1) 17-31, Dartmouth BustonU.
8) Stanford (1-6) . dsf. Ariz., 31-22 Oregon St.
9) Ga. Tech (1-6) 3-37, Tennessee Duke
10) Houston (2-5) 3-24, Arkansas TCU
11) Texa3 at El Intercepted Paso (1-7); 12) San
Diego State (2-5-1); 13) TCU (1-5-1); 14) Michigan
State (2-4-1); 15) Ole Mb3. State (2-5); 16) North
Carolina State (2-5); 1 7) Pentagon (Army, Navy, Air
Force, Virginia Military Institute) (10-18); 18) Kan
sas State (2-5); 19) Vanderbilt (2-5); 20) Cal Poly
(Pomona) (0-0).
nOUT OF TEE XTESSs Arkansas (4-2) vs. Rice
(1-7).
CZUI1IIY GAIIE 07 TH3 T7ZE2 (rcea):.
Minnehaha (1-6) vs. Michigan State (2-4-1); Duke
(0-7) vs. Georgia Tech (1-6); Stanford (1-6) vs.
1 Oregon State (1-6) (consult lacalUIevtrien listing).
EQUAL THUS: When Notre Dame played a tape of .
an inspirational speech by the late Pat O'Brien
before its game with USC last week, why didn't the
Trojans retaliate with a speech by John Wayne?
. .. HIEPS03 .
The NFL season, in jeopardy last week for the
second time in two years, apparently will be played
out now that Cleveland quartcit rzlz Paul McDonald .
has decided not to jump to the UC7L. '
: Tl2 non-cancellation cf the schcdula was'ancther
bad break for Tampa Day (O S). TIis Cues' worst
previous misfortune occurred a year -z'z when
1,520 of their game jerseys were stolen. The misfor
tune was that they were recovered.
!ii B2utifu! Downtown
.Lincoln.' WeN3 bsaniisre
a long '.time! v."
It just makes good sense to continue the
heritage of the "College." It's where the
latest hair fashion has been in style for
over 23 years.
It's a "family affair" where butch cuts,
bobs, long hair cuts and short styles have
come and gone. Then returned all over
asiia. . -
' There is a difference. . .today's Iisir fash--ion
' finders are finding .. style where its
-been for years. It's at a place that ' prac
tices what it teaches. .
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CiCzU v 474-42 .
iV::;zy3 At Sfcdcnt Prices.
Asintacnis or Wc!!i-in.
Elsewhere, Air Coryell (3-5) f ive indications that
for the first time in five years, it will be out of busi
ness by the time the playoff bcln.
Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn had such a bad day
(completing one of ehht p? .scs for 2 yr-n'i plrt
Pittsburgh) that hb alma mater, Cal Poly (Pomona),
was ranked No. 20 In the Coilecs Bottom Ten,
though the school no longer plays football. Zorn i3
being considered for the title role in "The George
Plimpton Story." But first he would have to sharpen
up hi3 passing skills. '
TIE HANIIING3 '
TEA!!, EECOUD LABYYiZZll NXT. LCC3
1) Tampa Bay (0-8) 21-24, N. Orleans Pittsburgh
2) Houston (0-8) 10-13, Kansas City Cleveland
3) Air Coryell (3-5) 6-14, Denver Wash. -4-5)
Cards-Giants (2-5-1) tied Minnesota-Dallas
6) Detroit 17-33, Washington Chicago
7) N.U.-to-N.J. Jets (3-5); 8) Cincinnati (2-6); 9)
Cleveland (4-4); 10) Philadelphia (4-4).
CIIU11J.IY GAME OF TIE WEEK: Detroit (3-5)
vs. Chicago (3-5). ,
HE MUST HAVE BEEN A BIG BABY: NBCs Marv
Albert, cn San Diego lineman Louie Kelcher, who
recently reduced to 298 pounds: "First time he's ever
been under 300."
1S33 Universal Press Syndicate
Pcgo 13
Evrfjcra face Omaha invasion
UNL rubers, recent victors against highly rated
Kansas and 8-1 for the season, will close their faH
season this weekend. Two Omaha teams, the
Greater Omaha Area Touring Side and the Omaha
Rugby Club, will invade the East Campus fields for
UNL will face the G.OAT.S. on Saturday and
Omaha on Sunday. Both contests will begin at 1:30
p.m. .
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