The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 25

Huskers top ISU, 35-0 AMES, Iowa (UPI) Jeff Quinn ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third score Saturday to pace third-ranked Nebraska to a 35-0 Big Eight Conference victory over tumble-prone Iowa State. The triumph improved Nebraska's record to 9-1 and 6-0 in the conference. Iowa State dropped to and 14 in the loop. Nebraska parlayed four Cyclone fumbles into touchdowns to break open a game dominated by the defenses in the early going. Nebraska's first break came with 2:28 remaining in the first half and the Cornhuskers leading 7-0.

Iowa State's Joe Brown fielded a Nebraska punt at his own tyard line but was swarmed under by Nebraska tacklers. The ball popped loose from Brown and rolled into the end zone, where Nebraska's Mike Mamdelko recovered it for a to give the visitors a 14-0 halfUme edge. Firtt downs Patting yards Return yards POMM Punts Fumblot-lost Neb 21 34 41 Penalties-yards ISU 12 41 60 Nebraska scored three second-half touchdowns on short drives following Iowa State fumbles. The Cornhuskers took a 21-4) lead following a fumble by Iowa State's standout tailback Dwayne Crutchfield on the 33. Quinn sneaked over from the one after an eight-play drive.

Four plays later, ISU's Rocky Gillis coughed it up again and Nebraska used just two plays to go 25 yards the score coming oh a 22-yard pass from Quinn to Tim McCrady. Third-team I-back Roger Craig capped the scoring in the fourth quarter. Following another Gillis fumble at ISU's 14, Nebraska covered the distance in three plays with Craig going the final three yards. Nebraska's lone sustained drive came following the opening kickoff. The Cornhuskers drove 79 yards in nine plays with Quinn plunging over from the one for the score.

A heralded matchup between the Big Eight's two top rushers never materialized. Iowa State held Nebraska's Jarvis Redwine to 33 yards on nine carries. Crutchfield, the league's No. 2 rusher, managed 60 yards in 19 carries. Nebraska's Andra Franklin led all rushers with 112 yards on 11 carries.

Nebraska 7 7 14 7 35 Iowa State Neb Quinn 1 run (Selbel ktefc) Neb Mandalko recoverd fumble In end lone (Selbel kick) Neb Quinn 1 run (Selbel kick) Neb McCrady 22 pan from Quinn (Selbel kick) Neb Craig 3 run (Selbel kick) A 52.942 Wichita State edges West Texas State CANYON, Texas (UPI) Prince McJunkins passed for two touchdowns 'ana scrambled for a third to lift Wichita State to a 20-18 triumph over West Texas State in a cold Missouri Valley Conference football game Saturday night: McJunkins connected on touchdown passes of 21 yards to Darren Wilson and 4 yards to Kurt Vestman in the first half. He scored the games winning touchdown on a 4-yard option keeper in tin final period. Wichita State upped its overall record to 5-4-1, but more importantly remained in the chase for the Valley Championship with a 4-1-1 record. West Texas State, the defending league champion, dropped to 4-6 overall, and MintheMVC. West Texas State found itself unable to take advantage of several scoring opportunity against the Shocker defense.

Eight Buffalo possession opened 1n Wichita territory but West Texas only got 10 points out of those opportunities. It fumbled the ball away at the 2 and 6 yard lines and had a third penetration stopped by an interception. Wichita State dominated the game clock. Its three scoring drives of 66, 65 and 67 yards consumed almost 19 total minutes. The Shockers used Junior Steve Warrington for the bulk of their ground work.

He carried the ball 32 tunes for First downs Rushes-yards Poising yards Return yards Passes Punts WS 15 13 57 67 0 3 Penalties-yards 113 yards, his first ever 100-yard performance for the Wichita school. McJunkins added 57 on the ground and 57 yards through the air. Wichita State went ahead 20-10 with 4:48 left in the game, but the host came back on the ensuing possession. West Texas State marchedd 59-yards in 10 plays with Danny Clark capping the drive with a 1-yard plunge with 2:12 left in the game. Following a two-point conversion pass, the Buffaloes covered their own on-side kick to mount a final challenge.

That effort died when a Matt Patterson pass was intercepted by Wichita State's Robert Ramey with 90 seconds left to play. Wichita State 0 13 0 West Texas State 370 FG Clark 33 Smith 1 run (Clark kick) Wilson 21 pass from McJunkins (Blskup kick) WS Vestman 4 pan from McJunkins (kick blocked) McJunkins 4 run (Blskup kick) WT.x— Clark 1 run (Colllnsworth pass from Patterson) 3,016. Friends downs Southwestern WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) Friends slotback Lewis Winfield scored on a 48- yard pass to pace the Falcons to an 117 win Saturday over Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference rival Southwestern. Friends first scored in the second quarter on a 29-yard field goal, to lead Southwestern 3-0.

In the third quarter Winfield took a pass from quarterback Scott Downing for a touchdown. A 2- point conversion play then gave Friends an 11-0 lead. Southwestern's only score came in the third quarter on a 1-yard run by Moundbuilders fullback John Tuttle. Friends improved its record to 3-5 in KCAC play and 4-5 overall. Southwestern now has a 4-4 conference record and 4-5 overall.

KU corrects misuse of telephones LAWRENCE (UPI) The University of Kansas athletic department says it has taken steps to correct alleged telephone misuse by three basketball players. Kansas Athletic Director Bob Marcum issued a Joint statement with basketball coach Ted Owens, saying Kansas Business Manager Susan Wachter had implemented a repayment plan for the calls several months, ago. "We were aware of the situation quite some time ago and we took the appropriate measures in compliance with the NCAA policy to handle the situation," Marcum said. The athletic department issued the statement late Friday, saying it was aware of the situation involving an athletic department credit card being used by Ricky Ross, Tony Guy and Olympian Darnell Valentine to make telephone calls. NCAA enforcement director Dave Bert would not confirm whether the phone calls were a violation of NCAA rules and would not say whether the NCAA would conduct an investigation.

"There are circumstances to every case that have to be checked out first," Bert said. The University Daily' Kansan, the student newspaper, reported Friday in a copyright story that Valentine, Ross and Guy made repeated calls in October 1979 and January 1980 to friends and relatives. The calls were made through a credit card assigned to assistant basketball coach Lafayette Norwood. "We were aware of the problem concerning telephone misuse," said Owens. South places 4th in gymnastics tournament LAWRENCE Nathan Swanson placed fifth in the all-around competition to lead Salina South to a fourth- place finish in the state gymnastics meet here Saturday.

The Cougar standout finished second in the pommel horse with a score of 14.95 and was fourth in the parallel bars (14.6). He also finished eighth in the high bar (12.15) and 10th in the still rings (12.85). Lawrence had three of the top four all-around finishers to outdistance Wichita South for the team title. Lawrence 145.33, Wichita South 136,5, Otothe 126,85, Sollna South 122.82, Shawnee Mission East 119.93, Wichita Southeast 118.39, Shawnee Heights Wkhlta Northwest 113.86. Top 5 Ail-Around Finished 1.

Mike Lawrence, Lawrence, 47.9; 2. Tim Jordan, Wichita South, 47.4; 3. Kant Saturday, Lawrence, 44.85; 4. Mike Caumnlti, Lawrence, 42.45; 5. Nathan Swanson, Salina South, 42.1.

Italian police arrest Barnes TRIESTE, Italy (UPI) The short and turbulent venture into Italian basketball of former Providence College star Marvin Barnes appeared ended Saturday following his arrest by Italian police after a drug-infested party- Police arrested the 28-year-old Barnes Thursday on a charge of making false testimony in connection with a Nov. 7 police raid on a party at a Trieste apartment which Barnes attended along with two Italian men and two women, police said. Curtis Mathea FOUR YEAR EXCLUSIVE LIMITED WARRANTY Ask to see a complete copy of this warranty. All sets come with electronic tuning and solid state construction for reliability and easy servicing. All sets have the ex- elusive Curtis Mathes 4 year limited warranty.

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17 Alfred 29 Clarion 17, Kutitown 14 Cornell 24, Columbia 0 Cortlond St. 27, Morlit 13 Dartmouth 28, Brown 24 35, Main. 6 St. 20, Cent. St.

14 Harvard 28, P.nn. 17 Holitro 26, Coatt Guard 16 Indiana (Pa.) 24, Stroudt- lona 35, Manhattan 0 Junloto 57, FDU-Madlion 0 Lafayette 31. Kings PI. 12 Uhlgh 42, Northeastern 19 lock 21, Mansttold 7 Lowell 20, Haven 10 Lycomlng 45, Olcklmon 37 42, W. Conn.

14 Mali. 17, Now Hampshire 0 Mail. 10, Bridgewater St. 7 Muhlenberg 24, Moravian 23 N.Y. Tach 7, Jersey City St.

0 Penn St. 50. 7 Pittsburgh 45, Army 7 Plymouth St. Norwich 7 RP113, Hobort 13 Rochester 38, Union 20 So. Conn.

5, Conn. 0 28, Albany St. 17 St. John's 19. Brooklyn 0 St.

Lawrence 27, Canuslui 23 Towion St. 40, C.W. Poit 20 Trenton St. 63, Ramapo 44 U. Buffalo 31, Alfred 29 Unlnus 27, Gettysburg 27 Vlllanova 45, Holy Crots 13 W.

Va. 24, Rutgers 15 Wagner 56, Fordhom 23 Wash lee 36, Georgetown 7 Wldener 33. Sworthmore 8 William Paterson 44, Seten Hall 25 Vale 25, Princeton 13 South Alabama St. 27, Miss. Valley 17 Albany St.

3, Savannah St. 0 Austin Peay 13, Tenn. Tech 10 Bowie St. 16, Dill, ol Columbia 7 Centre 21, Southwestern 21 Citadel 31, Davidson 13 Concord 54, Blu.ll.ld 13 E. Kent.

28, E. Carolina 16 Eton 27, lenolr-Rhyne 12 Fairmont 20, W. liberty 19 Ferrum 10, Uei-McRoe6 Flo. 17, Kent. 15 Furman 14, Wofford 14 Georgia 31, Auburn 21 James Madison 19, Shippensburg St.

14 Johnson C. Smith 20, Fayettevllle St. 7 liberty Baptist 51, Hampton Inst. 18 Maryland 34, Clemson 7 Miami (Flo.) 24, Vonderbllt Middle Tenn. 13, Akron 9 Miss.

20, Tenn. 9 Miss. St. 55. ISU 31 Morehead St.

15, Kentucky St. 10 N.C. St. 38, Duke 21 Navy 19, Georgia Tech 8 No. Carolina 26, Vo.

3 Notre Dome 7, Ala, 0 Randolph-Mocon 16, Hom- pden-Sydney 15 Solem 27, W. Vo. Wesleyon So. Corollno 39, Woke Forest 38 9, Delta St. 0 Tenn.

St. 25, N.C. AIT 16 Toledo 38, Marshall 0 Tuskegee 22. Alabama Vo. Tech 21, VMI 6 Va.

St. 21, Morgan St, 19 W. Morylond 35, Johns Hopkins 30 W. Va. St.

12, Shepherd 7 W. Va. TeehJO. Glenvllle 0 Augustana 12, Carroll 7 Baldwin Wallace 16, Wittenberg 0 Ball St. 37, Ohio U.

18 Bethany 41, Tabor 6 Cent. Mich. 22, W. Mich. 10 Cent.

Methodist 31, Tarklo 24 Dayton 35, Superior St. 3 Defiance 24, Eorlham 0 E. III. 52, Augustana of S.D. 13 Elmhurst 51, North Park 16 Flndlay 49, Bluffton 10 ISU 33, New Mexico St.

28 III. Benedictine 14, NE III. 6 Ind. 26, III. 24 McPhorton 29, Bethel 20 Miami (O.) 49, Kent St.

14 Mich. 26, Purdue 0 Mich. St. 30, Minn, 12 Mllllkln 17, III, Weileyon 7 Mo. Southern 45, Evangel 21 20, NE Mo.

14 Neb. 35, Iowa St. 0 No, III. 38, E. Mich.

6 No. Cent. 28, Wheoton 27 Ohio St. 41, Iowa 7 Oklahoma SI. 10, Kansas St.

0 Peru St. 22, 12 SE Mo. 31. Cent. Mo.

17 SW Mo. St. 27, Lincoln 0 So. Dakota 16, No. Iowa 14 Tulsa41, So.

III. 7 W. III. 52, Wls-Eou Claire 14 Whitewater 44, Milton 6 Wisconsin 39, Northwestern 19 Wm. Jewell 56, Culver Stockton 6 Youngstown 41, Amer.

Intl. Southwest Alcorn 38, Prolrlevlew 11 Angela St. 34, Sam Houston Arkansas 27. Texas ASM 24 Baylor 16, Rice 6 E. Cent.

Oklahoma 16, SW Oklahoma 7 Hording 34, Ouachlta Baptist NE Oklahoma 28, SE Oklahoma 0 NW Oklahoma 17, langslon (Okla.) 6 Oklahoma 17, Mo. 7 Texas 51, TCU 26 Texas Tech 14, SMU 0 UA-Plne Bluff 21, Bishop Coll. 6 West Air Force 25, Wyoming 7 Arliona 63, Pacific (Cal.) 35 Atuta Poc. 3, So. Utah St.

0 Brlgham Young 45, Colorado St. 14 E. Oregon 45, So. Oregon 0 Fresno St, 21, Montana St. 14 Kansas 42, Colorado 3 llnfleld 34, lewis 1 Clark 7 Nevada-Reno 10, Montana 7 No.

Colorado 13, N.b. Omaha 7 Oregon 40, Oregon St. 21 Oregon Tech 17, W. Wash. 16 Poc.

Lutheran 42, Willamette 7 Portland St. 48, So. Dakota 17 U. San Diego 10, St. Mary's 7 W.

Montana 18, Montana TechO Wash. 20, So. Calif 10 Wash. St. 31, Calif.

17 Whltworth 49, Pac. (Ore.) 6 Rhymes spurs OU to win NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) Freshman halfback Buster Rhymes, filling in for injured David Overstreet, scored touchdowns on runs of 5 and 55 yards to lead llth-ranked Oklahoma to a 17-7 victory Saturday against Missouri. The victory sets up the traditional Oklahoma-Nebraska showdown next week for the Big Eight Conference title and an automatic berth in the Orange Bowl. Michael Keeling completed the Sooner scoring with a 35-yard field goal and an extra point after each of Rhymes' touchdowns.

Missouri, 7-3, did not score until 78 seconds remained in the game when running back Bob Meyer caught a 12- yard scoring pass from Phil Bradley. Ron Verrilli kicked the extra point. The first touchdown by Rhymes, the game's leading rusher with 132 yards MU First downs 10 Rushes-yards Passing yards 105 Return yards 37 Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards on 19 carries, capped an 85-yard drive in six plays that included a 55-yard run by halfback diet Winters to the Missouri 5-yard line. One play later Rhymes took a pitchout from J.C. Watts and scampered into the end cone at 9:38 of the second quarter.

Late in the same period, the Sooners advanced 28 yards in four plays to set up Reeling's field goal, made with Just three seconds left on the clock to give Oklahoma a 10-0 halftime lead. Missouri threatened on its next pos- session, but the drive stalled with a pair of Incomplete passes into the Oklahoma end cone. The Tigers defense quickly forced the Sooners to punt after gaining only 9 yards and the Missouri offense returned to drive 80 yards in seven plays, climaxed by Bradley's touchdown pass to Meyer. Oklahoma, which gained 310 yards rushing, used eight short yardage plays on its first possession of the fourth period to move upfleld 29 yards before Rhymes bolted down the right sideline for his 55-yard touchdown Jaunt. Missouri 0 Oklahoma 0 10 0 7 17 OU Rhymes 5 run (Keeling kick) OU FG Keeling 35 OU Rhymes 55 run (Keeling kick) MU Meyer 12 pass from Bradley (V.rrllll kick) A 74,852 S2 WORLD'S LARGEST BRAKE SPECIALISTS NO PAYMENT TILL FEB.

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