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Page 2b The Salina Journal Sunday, November 8,1981 KSU (Continued from Page 25) flown at the Oklahoma 36, and the Sooners' offense, which had run just four plays in minutes, began to roll. Oklahoma drove 74 yards on 11 plays as Ross scored at the 1:41 mark of the quarter on a four-yard run. Micheal Keeling missed the extra point and K-State led at halftime, 21-fi. "In the first half, Kansas State took the ball and kicked our butts," OU head coach Barry Switzer said. "We were just wallowing around out there." K-State held the ball for a mind- boggling 24 minutes and 22 seconds in the first half compared to just 5:38 for Oklahoma and outgained the Sooners in total offense 253 yards to 84.

But the second half proved to be a different story. Oklahoma twice fumbled the ball away deep in KSU territory (12 and 2-yard lines), but finally punched across a touchdown when Ross raced in from 12 yards out with 37 seconds left in the third quarter. Rhymes ran in the two-point conver- qion to cut the K-State lead to 21-14. It was still a seven-point lead for the Wildcats when disaster struck minutes left in the game. 'Forced to punt into a strong wind from his own end zone, Keeling managed to get the ball only out to the -Oklahoma 32.

K-State's Phil Switzer -failed to handle the punt and OU's -Rocky Hubble recovered the fumble. It took the Sooners six plays to 87 yards as Shepard went 20 up the middle on a wishbone to pull Oklahoma within one "'point, 21-20, with 6:46 remaining. The -two-point pass failed, leaving KSU -with the lead. On the next series, faced a Peru State belts Wesleyan, 66-0 BREAKING AWAY Kansas State quarterback Darrell Dickey (4) breaks away from the grasp of Oklahoma tackle Rick Bryan during an eight-yard UPI Photo gain in K-State's 28-21 loss Saturday. Dickey had 211 yards of total offense during the Big Eight Conference game.

third-and-18 from its own 32. Hundley quick-kicked the ball to the Oklahoma 40 with 3:34 remaining, but it took the Sooners just four plays to score the winning TD. On first down at the K-State 49, Shepard raced around right end, picked up a pair of blocks by the sideline and raced in for the score with 2:31 left. His two-point conversion run a little later gave OU a 28-21 lead. "I just ran straight to the goal line," said Shepard, who piled up 234 yards of total offense in the game.

"The whole unit spring the play for me." A last-minute rally failed to materialize for K-State as Dickey had a pass intercepted by OU's Elbert Watts at the KSU 40 with 2:22 remaining. K-State, now 1-4 in conference play and 2-7 overall, travels to Oklahoma State this Saturday, while Oklahoma will be at Missouri. PERU, Neb. Kansas Wesleyan's miseries continued here Saturday afternoon. Wesleyan saw its losing streak reach four games as Peru State manhandled the Coyotes, 66-0, behind senior tall- back Alvin Holder, who rushed for 236 yards and one touchdown.

Peru State, which ends the season 72, gained 530 yards of total offense to Wesleyan's 129 and piled up 27 first downs to seven for the visitors. The Bobcats did not punt in the game. Kansas Wesleyan fell to 2-6-1 and concludes its season next Saturday when the Coyotes meet Kansas Conference champion Bethany. "They did about everything they wanted they passed, they ran and they played good defense," said KW coach Jon Bingesser. "They just handled us pretty well." Peru's Jeff Frields kicked six extra points and a school-record 48-yard field goal.

The second-quarter field goal broke the record of 43 yards set by Dale Patton in 1976. Nine Peru players scored touchdowns. Quarterback Mike Haney opened the scoring with a 25-yard pass to freshman flanker Wilbert Lock. Haney later completed a 20-yard pass to Doug Barlow for another touchdown. Other scores came on a 1-yard run by Tony Riley, a 1-yard run by Holder, a 26-yard interception return by Terrell Statistics KW First downs 7 Net yards rushing 70 60 5-20-2 2-2 3-25 Peru St.

27 363 T67 2-1 3-14 Net yards passing Fumbles-lost Punts-average Penalties Individual Stallillct RUSHING KW: Edwards 8-43, Copeland 5-21, Mauser 1-6, Regan 5-6, Vermllllon 3-2, Evans 14-2, Thompson l-(-2), Harris 2-(-8). PERU: Holder 30236. Riley 9-59, Nelson 2-23, Washington 6-IB. George 3-15, Pasley 3-10, Nlxson 2-7. Mlrfgo 1-4, Honey 4-(-9).

PASSING KW: Evans 4-15-1-54, Hauser Vermlllion 0-0-0-0. PERU: Haney 10-19-1 1 -1-49, Corolhers 1-1-0-18. RECEIVING KW: Thompson 1-47, Brooks 1-10. Harris 2-6, Ragan 1-(-3). PERU: McFarland 5-71, Barlow 3-40, Lock 2-39, Mlngo 1-17.

PUNTING KW: Corey Williams, a 1-yard run by Mike Washington, a 4-yard run by Jeff George, a 10-yard run by Kevin Hixson, and a 26- yard run by Mark Wardian that followed a blocked kick. Mark Kechley kicked three extra points. Score by Quarters Wesleyon 0 0 At Peru Stale 14 10 14 PS Lock 25 yd. pass Irom Honey (Frields kick). PS Riley 1 yd.

run (Frields kick). PS Holder 1 yd. run (Frields kick). PS Frields 48 yd. field goal.

PS Barlow 20 yd. pass from Honey (Frields kick). PS Williams 26 yd. Interception (Frields kick). PS Washington 1 yd.

run (Frields kick): PS George 4 yd. run (Kechley kick). PS Hixson 10 yd. run (Kechley kick). PS Wardian 26 yd.

run with blocked punt (Kechley kick). Vols nip WSU, 24-21 Nebraska routs Cowboys, 54-7 iS'STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) quarterback Turner ran for two touchdowns and passed for another to pace Nebras- 3ca to a 54-7 rout of Oklahoma State Saturday in a game that included first kickoff returned for a touchdown in the Big Eight conference this season. tjfeill, who left the game with bruised jribs, scored the Cornhuskers' first two louchdowns on runs of four and nine yards in the first quarter. He connected with tight end Mitch Krenk on a 3-yard touchdown aerial early in the third period.

-iP'We can run on anybody," Gill said. "We came out, everybody did their job and we scored." I Nebraska leading 31-7 midway through the third period, I-back Mike Rczier caught the kickoff following Oklahoma State's only touchdown and rambled 93 yards to score. Reserve I-back Roger Craig rambled yards for a touchdown, split end Teidd Brown caught a 32-yard scoring Big Eight Standings Conference All Games I Nebraska 5 0072 Oklahoma 3 0152 Oklahoma Stale 2 2153 Iowa State 2 2053 Kansas 2 3063 Missouri 2 3063 Colorado I 4027 Kansas State 1 4027 Saturday's Results Nebraska 54, Oklahoma State Kansas 24. Iowa State 11: Oklahoma 28. Kansas State 21, Missouri 30.

Colorado 14. Remaining Schedule Nov. 14 Iowa State at Nebraska, Colorado at Kansas, Kansas State at Oklahoma State, Oklahoma at Missouri. Nov. 21 Oklahoma State at Iowa State.

Missouri at Kansas. Nebraska at Oklahoma. Kansas State at Colorado. Nov. 28 Oklahoma ot Oklahoma State.

pass from backup quarterback Mark Mauer, third-string quarterback Bruce Mathison ran 18 yards for a TD and monsterback Tom Gdowski tackled Oklahoma State reserve quarterback Ike Jackson in the end zone for a safety. Eddie Neil kicked a 27-yard field goal in the first quarter and Kevin Seible added the extra point after all seven touchdowns for eighth-ranked Nebraska. -FHSU wins on late field goal Mo. (UPI) Howard Putter kicked a 26-yard field goal with sev- eii seconds left in the game Saturday to give Fort Hays State a 27-24 Central States Intercollegiate Conference victory over Missouri Southern. -The win was just the Tigers' second in six CSIC games, but Port Hays has a5-4 overall record.

Missouri Southern Js- 2-7-1 overall and 2-4 in the conference. 1 fort Hays took a 24-14 lead into the touirth period but Southern tied the game on a 1-yard run by Tom Laughlin and a 52-yard field goal by Terry before Putter kicked his game- wihner. Hays scored twice early in the first quarter on a 53-yard pass interception return by Ron Johnson and a 1- yard run by Robert Stewart. Harold Noirfalise brought Southern back with a pair of touchdowns taking a 3-yard pass from Marty Schoenthaler for the first score and adding a 1-yard touchdown run. Husker coach Tom Osborne said he was surprised by the way his club overwhelmed the Cowboys.

"I thought we would win, but I thought it would be a real tough ball- game and low scoring, maybe 14-10," Osborne said. "I had no idea we could score 30 points, let alone 50 points against the defense we have been seeing on film." The Cowboys' lone touchdown came with six minutes left in the third period when quarterback Rusty Hilger, replacing starter John Doerner, connected with flanker Ron Ingram in the end zone. Doerner left the game with a reinjury of his ankle. Craig's 69-yard touchdown run followed a Cornhusker first down by penalty awarded because Oklahoma State roughed punter Grant Campbell. The Cornhuskers ran for 425 yards and passed for 121 against what had been the nation's second-best in total defense.

Oklahoma State gained 41 yards on 37 rushes and completed 15 of 34 passes for 221 yards, but had six aerials intercepted. Rozier carried 19 times for 102 yards and one touchdown. DiClementi had 12 tackles, four of them unassisted and two for losses, and intercepted a pass. Craig led all rusher with 121 yards on 12 carries and tailback Shawn Jones paced the Cowboys' rushing attack with 13 attempts for 55 yards. First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Neb 30 73-425 121 82 9-14-1 3-2 6-77 OSU 17 37-41 221 32 15-34-6 1-1 5-34 Nebraska 17 0 28 9 54 Oklahoma State 00 Neb-Gill 4 run (Seibel kick) Neb-Gill 9 run (Seibel kick) Neb-FG Neil 27 Neb-Krenk 9 pass from Gill (Seibel kick) Neb-Craig 69 run (Seibel kick) OSU-lngrom 8 pass from Hilger (Roach kick) Neb-Rozier 93 kickoff return (Seibel kick) Neb-Brown 32 pass from Mauer (Seibel kick) Neb-Gdowski tackled Jackson in end zone Neb-Mathison 18 run (Seibel kick) KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

(UPI) Freshman kicker Puad Reveiz booted a 29- yard field goal with nine seconds remaining Saturday to lift Tennessee to a 24-21 victory over Wichita State in a mistake-riddled Homecoming contest. The Vols' winning score was set up by a 92-yard drive that stalled at the Wichita State 12-yard line. Senior quarterback Steve Alatorre came off the bench in the second half and engineered two touchdown drives as the Vols, now 5-3, battled back from a 13-7 halftime deficit. Tailback James Berry scored from the one for a third-quarter touchdown to put the Vols ahead 14-13. Later in the quarter, Berry scored again on a 1- yard run set up by a 57-yard pass from Alatorre to tight end Mike Gofer.

Wichita State, now 4-5-1, had jumped to a 7-0 lead, but Tennessee tied the score in the second quarter on a 6-yard touchdown pass from Olszewski to Anthony Hancock. Quarterback Prince McJunkins was awesome in the first two periods, arid put the Shockers on top at the half with touchdown runs of 29 yards and 20 yards. After the Vols went up 21-13, McJunkins directed a 64-yard drive that was capped by him diving in from the one for the score. McJunkins connected on a pass to tight end Anthony Jones for the two-point conversion that tied the score 21-21 with 10:07 left. Tennessee, which fumbled six times in the game, then staged a long drive but Alatorre fumbled at the Two plays later, McJunkins hit Jones with a pass that covered 67 yards.

The completion would have been for a score, but Jones stepped out of bounds at the 25-yard line. Tennessee's Daryl Harper then intercepted a McJunkins' aerial to stop the drive. Wichita St. Tennessee 7 6 0 7 0 814 3, "24 TEL-flflflTE National Bank of America's New 24-Hour Investment Hot Line All The Latest Investment Rates Call Today! National Bank of America Salina, Kansas Member 1C Fort Hoys St. Mo.

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