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Wilder, Hill lead Tigers to victory COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) Running backs James Wilder and Terry Hill each struck for a long touchdown, Wilder on a 51-yard run and Hill on a 68-yard pass from Phil Bradley, to propel nth-ranked Missouri to a 47-16 victory Saturday over New Mexico. First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost NnA 11 169 85 13-25-3 Mis 14 98 115 5-21-2 Bill Whitaker also returned an interception 23 yards for a touchdown to key a Tigers' defensive effort that -ted five sacks, three interceptions and two fumble recoveries plus a blocked punt that bounded out of the New Mexico end zone for a safety. Missouri only collected two first downs in the first half and Bradley, a two-time All-Big Eight quarterback, a miserable 1-11 passing for 7 yards. But the Tigers still held a 19-7 mission lead on the touchdowns by Whitaker and Wilder, a 48-yard field goal by Ron Verrilli and the safety when Tom Woodland blocked a Mark Waldrup punt out of the end zone.

Wilder's 51-yard run, in fact, was 'Missouri's first first down with 2:30 left in the half. Pete Parks closed the gap to 19-10 with a 34-yard field goal for New Mexi- co with 3:21 left in the third quarter. -But Hill put the game out of reach minutes later on his touchdown recep- tion. Missouri's second string then posted --three touchdowns during a 2:33 span of final quarter to assure Missouri a in its season opener. New Mexico to 1-1.

Tracey Mack scored on runs of 1 and 9 yards and backup quarterback Dan McDaniel jogged in from IS yards to Missouri its biggest season open. ing point total since 1928 when the Ti. gers scored 60 points against Center. Mark Wright threw a 16-yard down pass to Michael Johnson at the of the second quarter and backup quarterback David Osborn scampered 16 yards for the Lobos other score with 2:19 left in the game. Bradley finished the day only 5-of-21 -passing with two interceptions for 98 yards.

-New Mexico 0 73 -Missouri 3 16 7 Verrilli 48 16 pass from Wright '(Parks kick) 23 interception return (Verrilli kick) 51 run (Verrilli kick) Woodland blocked punt but of end zone Parks 34 68 pass from Bradley (Verrilli kick) 1 run (Verrilli kick) 15 run (Verrilli kick) 9 run (Verrilli kick) 16 run (run failed) Knights place first at Wamego XC meet Wamego The Sacred Heart girls cross country team sucessfully defended its Wamego Invitational title here Saturday while a young Sacred Heart boys team put in a surprising performance to take the boys title. Senior Teresa Urban led the Knights, -winning her first cross country race in time of 12:23. Teammate Cindy Boor was close behind finishing second in in a combination 1-2-3A meet. Larry Mai finished first for the Knights' boys, placing fourth with a time of 10:53 against Class 3A competition. Both Sacred Heart teams travel to the Buhler Invitational Thursday.

GlrU Reiulli Totals: Sacred Heart 32, Silver Lake 79, Mlsilon Volley 120, Stonton County 128, Rlley County 128, Sabetha 139, Luckey 169, Watheno 171, Mclouth 172. Sacred Heart Results: 1, Teresa Urban 2, Cindy Boor Kathy Jllka 11. Amy -Rupp 13, Joanle Plelfer 22, Anne Garcia 43 Alice Nichols 15:03. Boyl Results Team Totals: Sacred Heart 65. Sabetha 72, Mis', slon Valley 91, Osage City 103, Ellis 119, Jefler- son County North 131, Silver Lake 136, Washing- South rebuilding Mustang netters have experience ON THE MOVE Nebraska's Jarvis Redwine (12) takes off on a 67-yard touchdown run during first half action of the Cornhuskers' 55-9 victory UP) Photo over Utah Saturday.

Terry Hess (15) and Dan Stewart pursue for the Utes. Redwine scored three TDs in the 'Huskers' season-opening win. NU routs Utah, 55-9 Redwine propels 'Huskers LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) Jarvis Redwine, showing the 1979 form that shot him into national prominence, scored on touchdown runs of 67, 8 and 6 yards Saturday to pace seventh-ranked Nebraska to a 55-9 rout of Utah. Redwine's 67-yard gallop in the first period the longest touchdown run of his career boosted the 'Huskers to a 14-3 lead.

The flashy transfer from Oregon State, playing his second and final year at Nebraska, left the game in the third quarter with 179 yards on 17 carries. Utah seldom threatened in the lopsided match in which Nebraska scored two touchdowns in the first quarter, one in the second, three in the third and two in the fourth. The Utes got a 42-yard field goal from Gilbert Alvarez with 6:38 left in the first period to cut Nebraska's lead First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Utah Neb 13 32 149 127 0 32 to 7-3. The Cornhuskers had already given an indication of what was to come, scoring on their first possession. The 'Huskers drove 67 yards in nine plays with quarterback Jeff Quinn capping the drive on a 4-yard run.

After Redwine's long scoring run, he widened the margin to 21-3 by nimbly dancing through the Utes' defense from 8 yards out. He scored on a 6- yard run in the third period before coach Tom Osborne began substituting liberally. Andra Franklin scored the fourth Cornhusker TD on a 3-yard run, and Jim Kotera pushed the lead to 41-3 with a 4-yard blast before the Utes scored their only TD early in the final quarter on Del Rodgers' 8-yard run. Nebraska's third string I-back Roger Craig scored on 1 and 28-yard runs late in the game. Utoh 30 0 Nebraska 14 7 20 14 55 Neb-Quinn 4 run (Seibel kick) Ufah-FG Alvarez 42 Neb-Redwine 67 run (Seibel kick) Neb-Redwine 8 run (Seibel kick) Neb-Franklin 3 run (Seibel kick) Neb-Redwine 6 run (Seibel kick) Neb-Kotera 4 run (kick failed) Utah-Rodgers 8 run (pass failed) Neb-Craig 1 run (Neil kick) Neb-Craig 28 run (Neil kick) A 75,526 By SARA MARTENS The key difference between the girls tennis teams from Salina South and Central could be found in the players' back-to-school papers on "How I spent my summer vacation." In the case of Central, many team members played in summer tournaments, resulting in a deep squad and keen competition between members for the top spots, Central coach Cel Muff said.

Harold Frazell's South team, without the conditioning and polish applied in a summer of play, faces the season inexperienced. "I encourage them to go out in the summer, but it was so hot this summer and many of the girls work," Frazell said. Frazell said conflicts with other activities and the lack of a strong junior high program contribute to a shortage of players. Loss of the No. 1 singles and doubles players and the No.

2 doubles team from last year added to the depletion of Frazell's ranks. "We have a very tough schedule and very tough competition," Frazell said. South opened the season with a fifth- place finish in the Hays Invitational last week. Sabrina Skulborstad, the team's only senior and the only member returning from last year's varsity squad took fourth place in the No. 1 singles at Hays and will compete in that position Tuesday at the South Invitational.

The rest of the players will be shuffled to other singles and doubles positions, Frazell said, as he continues to experiment for the best combination. West Texas State nips OSU ton (unavailable), Rostville 163, Alma-Waba- baunice 214. Sacrad Heart Roiults Larry Mai 10:53, 6, Jeft Smith 15, Thomas Nlcholt 19, Jerry Rlcke 21 David Eberweln 22, Tony Gognon 53 Paugh 13:14, STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) Junior Matt Patterson completed 12 passes for 209 yards, including a 3-yard touchdown throw to wingback Mark Tidwell, to lead West Texas State to a 20-19 upset victory over Oklahoma State Saturday. Tailback Danny Clark scored on a 1- yard run for the Buffaloes and freshman Rob Clark kicked two 32-yard field goals and added two extra points.

John Doerner threw scoring passes of 5 and 6 yards to split end Mel Campbell and senior Colin Ankersen kicked a 29-yard field goal for the Cowboys. The Cowboys also scored on a safety in the fourth quarter when the West Texas State center snapped the ball over the punter's head and into the end zone. Oklahoma State went for the two- point conversion after each of its touchdowns. The first try was successful, on a pass to John Chesley, but the which would have given the Pokes a 21-20 victory, went incomplete. The Buffaloes, champions of the Missouri Valley Conference last year, took a 13-0 lead in the first quarter on Clark's two field goals and a 63-yard drive in 12 plays that led to Tidwell's touchdown.

OSU came back in the second period, pulling within 13-11 at halftime, on Ankersen's field goal and Campbell's first touchdown, a 5-yard reception, to complete an 60-yard drive in 10 plays. College Volleyball Fort Hayt State Volleyball Invitational Kansas Wesleyon del. Central State of Oklahoma 15-6, 15-7. Fort Hayt State del. Kansas Wesleyan 15-12, 15-5.

Sterling def. Kansas Wesleyan 15-5, 15-11. Hastings College def. Kansas Weileyan 15-14, Kansas Wesleyan del. University of Southern Colorado 8-15, 15-9, 16-14.

First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards WTS 18 209 9 OSU 15 128 36 1 2 10 The Buffaloes completed their scoring at 7:48 in the third quarter when Clark scored on the third attempt from thel. The Buffaloes continued to dominate the play until the bad snap and safety early in the fourth period that left OSU six points behind. Campbell added Muff will retain the lineup from-; Thursday's Central Invitational for tfie. South meet. Central won its al, finishing first in the No.

1 and 2 gles and No. 1 doubles. "We feel that we have good quality: -8 There is really good depth. The junior: varsity is very strong. There are two or three sitting back gnawing at chance," Muff said.

Muff will continue ladder play withui the team to give junior varsity players; a crack at the top squad. "It makes them all play better. It's good to know you could be replaced." The competition at the Central meet, consisting mostly of 4A schools, probably was not as strong as that- in league play, Muff said. "We were playing down somewhat, but I can't take anything away from Chapman and Russell. Salina Central Schedule Sept.

16 At Salina South Inv. Sept. 20 At Buhler Inv. Sept. 27 At Junction City Oct.

1 Salina Invitational Oct. 7 Al Manhattan Oct. 9 Al McPherson Inv. Oct. 18 1-70 League at Salina Central Oct.

20-21 Regional Oct. 28 State Central Rotter Seniors: Stephanie Weckel. Erin Pogue, Susan Price, Eve Norton, Ann Bolen, Loi Weoveling, Stephanie Wilbur. Sophomores: Pat Fidler, Nancy Shadwick. Jennifer Carroll, Sally Kastner, Jill Gaschler.

Freshmen: Susie Berglund, Stephanie Osfro- nder. Salina South Schedule Sept. 16 South Inv. Sept. 20 At Buhler Inv.

Sept. 27 At Junction City Inv. Oct. 2 South Triangular Oct. 4 At Newton Inv.

Oct. 9 At McPherson Inv. Oct. 18 1-70 at Solina Central Oct. 20-22 Regional Oct.

31 State South Rotter Senior: Sabrina Skulborstad. Juniors: Cecelia Curts, Sarah Elolt, Jeri Hindrick, Jeanine Howe, Michelle Jordan, Cheryl Ma- rlnko, Patty Tenolsky, Chris Vonover. Sophomores: Kelly Cormier. Angi Gilliam, Brenda Marker. Tircstonc PROFESSIONAL CAR SERVICE those six points when he caught Doerner's 6-yard pass with a little more than 3 minutes left in the game and also was the intended receiver for the 2-point conversion attempt that failed.

West Texas St. 13 0 7 0 20 Oklahoma St. 0 11 0 WTS-FG R.CIark 32 WTS-FG R.Clark 32 WTS-Tidwell 3 pass from Patterson (R.Clark kick) OSU-FG Ankersen 29 OSU-Campbell 5 pass from Doerner (Chesley pass from Doerner) 1 run (R.Clark kick) OSU-Safety Martin grounded bad snap in end zone OSU-Campbell 6 pass from Doerner (pass failed) FRONT DlSCon REAR DRUM BRAKE OVERHAUL INCLUDES: lining! or new front rebuild Cyl. Moil Amer. Cm, Moil Ll.

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