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-yripwyp mgi-iy-- yriy-'r--y i y-'Tiiff-'i 8P PES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER November 11, 1990 IOWA COLLEGE FOOTBALL WARREN TAYLORThe Reelsrer v. Bulldogs trwnrv I'WIMMMI' al'-i M-temwv wawawi end season vifh victory By WAYNE GRETT RtHNttor Staff Wrtfsr Steve Osterberger and Andy Cook ended record-breaking careen Saturday for Drake at the Bulldogi i W( 'h whipped Evans-ville, 49-21, to finish their third consecutive winning season in NCAA Division III. Osterberger, who holdi aeven school records, completed 13 of 30 passes for 232 yards as Drake finished the season with a (-4 record. Osterberger eitended his total offense record to 7,519 yards. He became the first Drake player to pass for more than 7,000 yards in a career, finishing with 7,012.

Osterberger set the records after Drake dropped its football program to Division III, which does not allow athletic scholarships. Drake compet ed on the NCAA Division I and I-AA mvi OtTIRBIROgR Panthers 1 deal Clarion lopsided loss By DAN McCOOL fteetsler Crresaentit CEDAR FALLS, IA. Northern Iowa began Its preparation fof the NCAA Division I-AA football payoffs Saturday night with a 82-11 victory against Clarion. Northern Iowa had its highest scoring output in 28 games. The Panther begin the playoffs Nov.

24. The 14th-ranked Panthers jumped to 88-1 halftlma lead against their NCAA Division II opponent in cruising to their 10th consecutive home victory. Panther quarterback' Jay Johnson watched tha second' half from the sideline after passing for 288 yards and two touchdowns In the first half. Kurt Warner took over and fu-M an 8-yard touchdown past to freshman tight end Chad Remmert, his first catch. Another freshman, split end Tim Mosley, caught his first pass, a 61-yarder from Warner, that led to a 12-yard touchdown run by Charles Young.

Warner completed four of sit passes for 76 yards. The Panthers' rolled up (27 yards, 834 passing an 193 rushing. Clarion gained 284 yards, "We needed game where we could play our second and thlrtf tedms and to give plenty of rest to outsider kids because we've bad hard swing," Northern Iowa Terry Allen said. i'r Northern Iowa scored on it first tlx possessions, turning the gamfc Into a rout Clarion drove 60 yards in 11 plays on Its first possession. Tight end Tim caught a 24-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Mike Carter.

Clarion gained 182 yards, using numerous formations to keep the Panthers' defense off balance. But the Panthers simply had too much offensive -They rolled up 850 yards in the first half. Johnson had a hand in three of Northern Iowa's first four touchdowns. He hit split end Rory Fedder-sen on a 16-yard pass, threw 7 yards to tight end Chris Nuss and ran 1 yard for another touchdown. Feddersen caught his Clarion cornerback Damon Avery on his back.

Feddersen stretched the ball across the goal line with 4 Mi minutes left The Panthers had another touchdown called back when Nusslwas called for interference in the end zone midway through the second quarter. Nuss caught a 80-yard pass later in the drive that led to Johnson's touchdown run. I VI Johnson gave way to Warnerate in the first half after completing of 14 passes for 238 yards. Charles Lister opened the scoring for Northern Iowa with a 1-yard. run.

Brian Mitchell made his 18th consecutive field goal, a 82-yard kick, later In the first quarter. Freshman Ed Threatt ended the Panthers' scoring binge on an 8-yard run with 4 minutes 25 seconds left in the first half. The Panthers will end the season schedule Saturday night at the UNI-Dome against Northern Arizona. Drake kicker Andy Cook (6) and his holder, Blake Pilgrim, watch Cook's field-goal attempt in the first half sail throagh the uprights daring Saturday's IOWA CONFERENCE levels through 1985. Osterberger threw an 11-yard pass to fullback Donald Sewing with 9 minutes 40 seconds left before 1 Coach Rob Ash took him out "I didn't know anything about being close to 7,000 yards until I read it In the paper this morning," Osterberger said.

"I didn't think anything of it the rest of the day. I just wanted to win the game for the team. It is a great way to go out." Osterberger broke the yardage re-, cord early in the season. Johnny Bright set the record of 5,903 yards in 1951. I Osterberger broke the school re-' cord for passing yards last season.

Gary Yagelski, who played from 1979 through 1982, held the record of 4,795 -y' yards. "It is sad to end my four years here," Osterberger said. "It probably hasn't hit me yet. Maybe It will in two or three days." Cook was a wide receiver, place- i kicker and punter during his career, i He separated a shoulder in practice in early October and had surgery Oct 8. That ended his job as a receiver.

He wasn't supposed to return until Satur-- day, but he began kicking Oct. 27. With three field goals Saturday, Cook broke the school record for career field goals, with 30, and also became the all-time kick scoring FINAL 1990 Coat. OvtraR W.LT. W.LT.

Cantrai 6 0 0 BIO Wartburg 7 10 9 10 Simpton 6 2 0 8 2 0 Lorm 3 7 3 0 Luthar 4 4 0 4 8 0 Uppaflowa 3 5 0 4 6 0 Dubuqu 2 6 0 2 7 0 Buana Vnta 17 0 19 0 William Penn 0 8 0 0 9 0 SATURDAY'S GAMES Central 40, Luther 9 RvtjtetMt tewi Newt uriot PELLA, IA. Central won Its second successive Iowa Conference title and 19th overall as it won the scheduled finale for both teams. The victory gave Coach Ron Schip-per his 15th conference title and seventh in the past eight years. Central might receive a berth in the NCAA Division in playoffs. Pairings will be announced today.

Freshman Shad Flynn completed 10 of 22 passes for 176 yards, including a 9-yard touchdown toss to Rich Schulte in the first quarter. Schulte had four catches for 75 yards. Rich Kacmarynski, who ran the ball 15 times for 79 yards, scored on a 30-yard run to highlight a Central rushing attack that produced 194 yards. Lvtnar Cantrai IS 19 42139 S2-194 14 189 52 15-27 1 U-23-1 7-33 t-38 S-3 00 3-3S 4-50 0 0 14 9 It 40 Cook kicked field goals of 21, 40 tad the school's leader la field goals, Dubuqta 28, William Ptna 12 DUBUQUE, IA. Sophomore quarterback Mike Crenshaw ran for three touchdowns and passed for another as Dubuque snapped a four-' game losing streak.

Crenshaw scored on runs of 65 and yards in the first quarter, then hit Ivory Cleveland with a 82-yard coring past in the second period to stake the Spartans to a 2 1-0 lead. Crenshaw ran 15 yards for a touchdown In the third quarter. He started the season as the backup quarterback, but moved into the starting lineup four weeks ago when Chris Hyland was Injured. The Dubuque defense had nine quarterback sacks, including three by Robert Feight. First downs 20 Rutnet-yardt SO-ll Passing yards I SI Return yards 1 10 Passat 14-17-4 Puntt 4-34 fumbles-lost 1-0 Pen ernes yards 9-12 William Panl.

0 Dutoeue 14 7 7 D-Crenthew 65 run (Snerdf kick) 10 40-164 76 11? 4-10-2 (-33 3-1 9 9 11 crenihew run (Srierlff kick) D-Cleveiand 22 pets from Crenshaw (Sheriff luck) WP-Server 1 7 past from Pickering (past failed) Crenshaw 1 5 run (Sheriff kick) WP-Meat 1 run (run tailed) INDIVIDUAL IIADCRS Rushing-William Pann: Server 12-43. Sterner 1 2-32; Dubuque: Crenshaw 1 5-46 LmU 1 1 -J Rattlng-WiUiam Penn: Pickering 14-32-3-151: Du- ouque irentnawe-r-i-s. -William Pann: Server 3-30: Dubuaua: Cleveland 2-St. Morninsido 27, St. Cloud Stat 10 IpacaU Dtsantdl ttkt Raahttr ST.

CLOUD, MINN. Morning-side's defense halted two drives Inside the 20-yard line and allowed Just 143 yards In the second half. The victory gave Mornlngside, with a 7-4 record, its most victories in one season since 1912. Mornlngside tied for fourth In the North Central Conference, its best finish since it was third in 1985. Mornlngside lost all of it conference games last season, the first for Coach Dave Dolch.

MofritofsMd) Bt Ctoudl First down 21 1 Rushes-yard 47-212 3S41 Passing yards lt7 1M Return yard 14 Passes 13-26 3 16 33-1 Punt 4-33 7-35 Fumbles-lost 3-1 2-1 Penaltia-yard -74 8-30 MemHtfsUS 7 7 10 17 St Clou tteta 7 10 Pierce 34 past from Larten (Prldon kick) M-FQ0ta2 24 Brown run (Dial kick) S-FO Prtdon 39 M-Coollng pat Kamiet (DSat kick) M-FQ Kennedy 45 M-Thema 45 run (Diaz kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADtRt Ruthmg-Mornmgtloe: Nlemeyer 1 14; St. Cloud: Mortenson 13-41. Paeslng-Mornlngtide: Kmla 1-13-0-127; St. Cloud: Lersenl-33-l-189. Reeelving Mornlngside: Krumland 3-71, Cooling 4-54; St.

Cloud: Pierce 5-102. Harris 4-34. Missouri Valley 37, Graceland 7 Tha Rtetsttr't lew Newt Servtc LAMONI, IA Six interceptions; including one returned for a touchdown, cost Graceland. Graceland led, 7-8, in the second quarter, but Missouri Valley's Kevin Shipe picked off a pass by Jeff King and returned it for a touchdown. BOWL TOUR PACKAGE! Go Hawks! On to the Rose Bowl! And if they go, you can go too! We are planning an eleven day tour of Southern California.

Depart; Wednesday December 26 Package will include Rose Bowl game, reserved seats at the Rose Parade, one day at Disneyland, a tour of Universal Studios more! Call us for more information! HAWKEYE STAGES 1-800-323-3368 leader, with 153 points. Todd Gaffney had the old record of 28 career field goals, set in 1975, and Bob Chase was the former kick-scoring leader with 146 points from 1968 through 1970. Running back Brant Alley didn't break any records, but he scored three touchdowns Saturday on 28- and 23-yard passes from Osterberger 1 and a 5-yard run. Ash said he was pleased with the outcome but was disappointed with the 6-4 record, which followed two seasons of 7-3 records. "This team deserves a better record," Ash said.

"We started 1-3 and we still had trips to Dayton, Milli- kin and Aurora." Drake won its final four games. Evansville's record fell to 2-7. First down Ruthes-yerds Passing yard Return yard Pnm Puntt Fumbles-lost Penelties-yerds Central Schulte 9 Pan tram Flynn (Sanger kick) Wellerich 3 run (Sanfar kick) L-FQ Copitn 28 Keemerynskl 30 run (Sanfar Uck) C-Haini 10 run (kick tailed) Hugunin 2 run (kick tailed) Burnt 1 7 past from RundeH (pan failed) C-Boyar 2 run (Sangar krek) tMMVIOUU.lIADCm RuaMnt Cantrai: Kacmarynakl 1S-7S; Luthar: RundaklS-M Paaalnp-Cantrai: Flynn 10-22-1-176; Luthar; Run- dan -194. RaealvlntC antral: Schult 4-75; Luthar: Zlmmarman, (-89. Loras 21, Quincy (III.) 7 Special DisMtcn ta Tha RaoHKr QUINCY, ILL.

Kurt Hoefer's second interception of the day sealed the victory for Loras. With just more than 3 minutes to play and Loras leading, 14-7, Hoefer picked off a pass at the Quincy 40-yard line and returned the ball 35 yards. Jay Gruber then scored on a 5-yard run. Hoefer had 13 tackles in the game. Cantrai 40.

Luthar 9 Oukuqua 28. William Pann 12 Lorai21.0umcy(M.)7 Simpton 62, Uppar Iowa 25 Wartburi 27, Buana Viata 14 14 Tha Raaittar't krwa Hwt tarytca STORM LAKE, IA. Wartburg Intercepted seven passes and used a strong rushing attack to finish second behind Central in the Iowa Conference standings. Darren Bohlen, a senior from Clarksville, became Wartburg's all-time rushing leader with 177 yards. He scored Wartburg's first touchdown on a 9-yard run to cap a 70-yard scoring march.

Buena Vista's Shane Habben had 10 tackles to end his career as the school's all-time leader with 442. Wartbui Ruene Vista 23 36 127 310 1 20-41 7 -529 2-1 549 727 014 First downs Ruahes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Wartburg Buena yiita 68 319 131 161 7-19-2 534 31 11-84 7 0 14 Bohlen 9 run (Hatverson kick) OH 6 run (kick blocked) Wilson 4 run (kick failed) Kelly 1 run (Halverson kick) 8 Mendnckson 15 pass from Wilson (Bruning past from Hershberger) Wessals 3 run (Halverson kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Ruthlni-Wartburg: 27-177; Buana Vista: Trover 20-103 Pestlng-Wartburg Ott 6-17-2 96; Buana Villa: Wilson 20-41-7-310. Recelvlng-Wertburg Qabrielson 3 58, Wessels 2 58. Buana Vista: Darners 3-117. Simpson 62, Uppir Iowa 25 The Register's Iowa Mews Sendee FAYETTE, IA.

Rod Sinclair scored six of Simpson's nine touchdowns In an Iowa Conference game. Sinclair had 131 yards on 24 carries. Quarterback Joe Blake directed Simpson's offense to 580 yards and 31 first downs. Upper Iowa 13 34-179 209 15-284 0-0 00 6 56 14 62 4 2S First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Panes Puntt Fumblet-loit Penalties-yards Slmpaon Upper Iowa 31 66-361 219 3-60 11-204 5-31 1-0 8-75 7 17 14 7 12 0 Rickets 3 run (Greer kick) Kester 51 pan from Roth (DeMuth kick) Rickets 4 run (Greer kick) 5 Sinclair 1 run (Greer kick) U-Bridges pan from Roth (kick failed) 6 Sinclair 1 run (Greer kick) U-Albertt 9 run (run failed) Sinclair 1 run (run failed) Sinclair 1 run (Graar kick) Sinclair 5 run (Greer kick) Sinclair 1 run (Graar kick) Young 50 punt return (Graar kick) Proctor 37 run (run failed) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RutMnsj-Slrnpaon: Young 24-131, Rickets 17-85; Uppar Iowa: McCloud 16-79. Passing Simpson: Blak 11-20-0-219; Uppar Iowa: Roth 14-264-175.

Receiving Simpson: Young 4-95, Stephenson 2-60; Uppar Iowa: Bridget 7-95. 87 ytrds. He finished his Drake career as with SI, and kicking, points, with 1SJ. Cot 35, Bilolt 14 SaecMI tMtaMcIt Tin RataMr BELOIT, WIS. Ryan Kolpin cored three touchdowns to help Coe win the Midwest Conference title.

Coe won an outright league title for -the first time since 1974. It shared a league title with St Norbert In 1985. Kolpin ran for two touchdowns in the first quarter, then caught a 7-yard touchdown pan from Danny Dugan In the second quarter as Co took a 28-1 4 lead at half time. Plratotowne. Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yard IS SS-t40 7 44 4-104) S-34 21 7-M 7 24-SS-220 1S3 0 14-24-2 4-34 04 2-10 i 14 Runt fumble lost Peneiues-yerdt ftetpet 1 run (Van Hook kick) Havertape 1 1 12 run (Van Hook kick) OtEon 1 run (LesM kick) Kolpin 3 run (Van Hook kick) Stealer 2 run (Ustio kick) C-Kolptn 7 pats from Dufen (Van Hook kick) COufan 1 run (Van Hook kick) INOIVIDiikl LIA04RS Ruanlruj-Co: Kolpin 25-143, Havertap 22-140; eiorl: Ouofl 14-101, SuxMr 23-42.

Paaetng-Coe: Dugan 3-9-0-57. Kolpin 1-1-O-10; etoit: Co 13-23-2 177, Kupu 1-1-0-4 Ratal rlng-Coe: 0 or don 1-31, Hear 1-1. Kolpin 1-7; Seiwt: Klrschnar S-59. Stadlar 3-45 Wayni Stiff 23, Northwestern 18 tctj Otwtrtdt Rattttw WAYNE, NEB. After trailing, 17-0, Northwestern rallied to take the lead on a touchdown pass from Thad Taylor to Aaron Brandt and two wucoaown runs oy nerny muss.

But Wayne! state scored to win. Noirtti vfeitftrii 14 26-113 168 139 17-39 2 92 Wayne Itete 26 42 209 35 56 28-42-3 432 6-1 12-98 818 8 13 First downs Rutrtevyard Passing yards Return yards Passes Punt FumOfet-lott Penalties-yardt North western 0-0 7-50 12 7 7 Wayne itete re RnMr, oc W-Harper 4 pest from Lawton (Branscum kick) Gootsby 42 pass Irom Lawton (Branscum luck) Brandt 29 pass from Taylor (pass tailed) Muss run (pan tailed) Huts 67 run (pass tailed) Jackson 4 run (run tailed) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Ruthlng-Northwettern: Hust 12-134; Wayne State: Lawton 19-111. Jackson 1 8-86. Passing-Northwestern: Hoogeveen 11-25-2-1 13-Wayne State: Lawton 24-41-3-326. Receiving-Northwestern: Huss 6-60.

OeMaan 4-39; Wayne State: Gootsby 9-169. Harper 8-106. St. Francis 21, St. Ambroso 14 Special DtaMtct) The Register JOLIET, ILL.

St. Ambrose failed to hold a 14-8 lead. Damon Robinson scored on a 19-yard run in the first quarter, and Kelly Gantt scored on a 1-yard run in the second quarter, but St Ambrose was shut out the rest of the game. St. Am arose St.

Francis Firtt down Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yard Passes Punts Fumbles-lost 8 30-31 80 57 12264 9-24 73 7-59 80 16 51-116 203 19 14-294 739 54 93 0 14 1 11 Penalties-yard It. I Francis 1 6 SF-FG Satta 25 SA-Robinson 19 run (kick blocked) SA Gantt 1 run (Gantt run) SF McCarthy 29 pass from Qoggms (Courtright past from Goggins) SF-SouthaN I run (Setta kick) SF-FG Satta 26 INDfVIDUAl LEADERS Rushing St. Ambrose: Robinson 11-43. Schroe-der 2-18; St. Francis: Casey 1 1-54, Courtright 15-37.

Ratting St. Ambrose: Driscoll 10-21-0-72. Schroeder 2-5-0-8; St. Francis: Goggint 14-28-0-203. Receivlng-St Ambrose: DeGreve 2-24.

Girsh 1-22: St. Francis: Chada 2-65. Southa. 3-34. Ttikyo Wtstmar 4 1, Bindictin 7 Tin Resjister't lawa New Service LE MARS, IA.

Chad Saemisch threw three touchdown passes as Teikyo Westmar rolled. Benedictine Westmar First downs 8 22 Nusnes-yerds 40-74 48-215 Passing yards 69 214 Passes 9-26-2 12-22-1 Punts 10-33 5-36 Fumbles-lost 3-1 6 4 Penalties-yards 10-78 9 80 Benedictine 7 0 0 07 Teikyo Westmer 0 7 7 27 41 Torline 5 pass from Gormtey (Gormley kick) Br (dwell 1 6 pass from Saemisch McPartland kick) Harker 52 pass from Saemisch (McPartland kick) Minor 5 run (McPartland kick) Dundas 2 run (McPartland kick) Hofloway 1 8 pass from Saemisch (kick tailed) T-Giltner 25 run (McPartland kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing-Benedictine: Torlme 14-57, Brown 8-24; Teikyo Westmar: Minor 12-61. Fitztimmont 8-57. Patting Benedictine: Tabor 8-25-2-64, Gormley 1-1-0-5; Teikyo Westmar: Saemisch 12-22-1-214. Receiving Benedictine: Torline 2 37.

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