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2DDES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER NOVLMBER 11, 1979 10 mmm got No. 2-rated Nebraska tops K-State NO. 6 OKLAHOMA TURNS BACK KANSAS, 38-0 Statistic Statistics iy SIMS-SATIONAL Billy Sims has Kansas defender Hilton Dawson second-guessing as the Heisman Trophy candidate slides through a hole. Sims gained 128 yards in 23 carries as the Sooners stormed to a 38-0 victory Saturday at Norman, Okla. Top-ranked 'Bama Down 20-0: Okla.

State tops Solorado, 21-20 squeaks past LSU Statistics I KSU 13 4l-7t 173 13-27-4 -4 e-4 2-10 First downs Rushes-yards Pasting yards Return yards Pis Punts Fumbles-lost Penelfles-vards 17 3-272 a 14 l-le-0 7-37 7-5 5-45 KMtNO Nebraska Stile 7-11 II KSU UaM 76 pass from Oldiay (Kick tailed) Nab Tola 60 Interception raturn (Jukue KICK) KSU Brown I run (pass tailed) Nab Wurth 3 run (Sukue Kick) Nab Franklin 1 run (SukuP Kick) A 43,710 1 Individual Leaden RUSHING Nebraska Johnson 21-102; Franklin 4-54; Wurth t-34. KSU Brown 13-24; Black 11-22; Dickey 7-21. PASSING Nebraska Qulnn 4-10-0-a. KSU Dlckay 10-24-4-121. neciiviNG Nebraska T.Smllh 4-27; Millar 2-2t; Redwlne 2-10.

KSU Llaba 22-44; Plckard 2-42; Bales 1-31 MANHATTAN. KAN. (AP) Both head coaches agreed that although No. 2 Nebraska beat Kansas State, 21-12, Saturday, the losers had nothing to be ashamed of. "I think you have to give K-State credit," said Tom Osborne, head coach of the unbeaten Cornhuskers.

"I believe that they played about as well as they can play. Their defense really went after us." "Where we are we now, we couldn't have played much better," said K-State's Jim Dickey. "Our players couldn't have given any more of themselves. We told the team we BIG EIGHT STANDINGS Conference AH Games W. L.

T. W. L. T. Nebraska 5 0 0 9 0 0 Oklahoma 0 0 8 1 0 Oklahoma State 3 Missouri 2 Iowa State 2 Kansas 2 Kansas State 1 Colorado 0 -needed to play error-free football to win, but we made some mistakes that Turnovers marred the game, with K-State guilty of eight and Nebraska five.

"The cold may have caused some fumbles, but so did the shoulder pads and the helmets," said Dickey. "It seemed we played just well to win," said Osborne. "I really don't think you can excuse the number of fumbles we had. K-State just out-hit us." Defensive end Lawrence Cole' rambled 60 yards for a first-quarter score with an Interception return and Andra Franklin set up another score with a 38-yard run to seal the Huskers' victory. The Huskers, now 9-0 overall, led only 7-6 at halftime.

The upset-minded Wildcats jumped out to a 12-7 lead early in the third quarter. A two-point conversion pass was good, but nullified by an illegal procedure penalty. The next try failed. Nebraska was forced to punt on its next possession, but a fumble by K-State quarterback Darrell Dickey was recovered by the Huskers on the Wildcat 15. Three plays later Jerry i Wurth went over from the three for Nebraska.

Nebraska was threatening in the fourth period when quarterback Tim Hager fumbled to the Wildcats. But Darryl Black fumbled it back on the next play and with 7 minutes 39 seconds to play, Franklin took it in from the one. RUTGERS RIPS CADETS, 20-0 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. David Dora and Albert Ray each rushed for a touchdown and Kennan Startzell booted two field goals Saturday as Rutgers whipped Army, 20-0, for the first time in 88 years. The Scarlet Knights (7-2), contend- ing for a second consecutive Garden State Bowl invitation, are reportedly under consideration for an invitation to the Hall of Fame Bowl in Birming-: ham, Ala.

The Cadets suffered their seventh consecutive defeat First 50-37 147 47 10-J5-0 t-42 4-2 20 43-341 33 104 7-2-1 2-2 4-3 -4 Rushes-yards PaisMo yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Panamas-yards 3-22 SCORING I i 7 O-FSJt sating watts 4 run (Keeling kick) 0 Sims I run KaeHng klcK) 0 Goodman 5 run wllti fumble kick) 0 Pnetps 1 run (Keating kick) 0 Sheperd 40 run (Keekne kick) A 71, 1W Iodividul Leaders HUSHING Kansas Hleelns 22-34. Sydney. 15-27. suns 23-m, wusen iz-m. PASSING Canton S-10-0-42.

Watts 2-7-1-33 RECIIVINa Kansas Uttlt J-40. mson j-jj. NORMAN, OKLA. (AP) -Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer said the Sooner defense played its best game en route to Saturday's 38-0 whitewash of Kansas. Jayhawk Coach Dan Fambrough wasn't one to argue with him.

"The turning point?" mused Fambrough. "The turning point of the game had to be when we realized we couldn move the ball, we couinn run, we couldn't pass. Billy Sims rushed for 128 yards and scored a touchdown to highlight the victory. The triumph didn come easy for the No. 6-ranked Sooners.

They led only 3-0 at the first quarter on Mike Keeling 30-yard field goal and 10-0 at the half on a four-yard run by quarterback J.C. Watts. But Oklahoma pushed ahead, 17-0, in the third quarter on a one-yard plunge by Sims, then exploded for 21 fourth-quarter points. The Sooner onslaught began when defensive tackle John Goodman picked off a fumble in mid-air and raced 56 yards for a touchdown. Despite getting favorable field position for much of the game, the Sooners who hurt themselves with several untimely penalties and turnovers had little success running wide on the rugged Kansas defense.

Perhaps the key play in the game came in the third quarter when the Sooners faced a third and goal situation from the nine after being assessed a five-yard penalty. Watts clawed his way to the one and Sims then tallied. "Another great job by the defense," beamed Switzer after the game. "I love to see them play that kind of defense. This Is the best game the defense has played this year." Fambrough said the Jayhawks tried everything they could to dent the Sooner defense but found nothing that worked consistently.

"This looks like the same Oklahoma team that I've been watching for the last 30 years," the Kansas coach added. "It's the same with Oklahoma and Nebraska. Great team speed and all that bit" WAKE FOREST BEATS DUKE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) -Wake Forest, boosted by halfback James McDougald's two touchdowns and 213 yards rushing, escaped Duke, 17-14, Saturday. The winning points for the 20th-ranked Deacons came on a field goal with 17 seconds to play.

The game was played in a rain storm. McDougald scored on runs of one and seven yards before kicker Frank Harnisch got the game-winning boot Duke tied the game in the third quarter when split end Cedric Jones caught a deflected pass and raced untouched into the end zone on an 80-yard scoring play. Jones scored Duke's first touchdown on a 97-yard kickoff return in the second quarter. McDougald, a senior, topped the rushing mark for the second time in his career. The victory improved Wake Forest's record to 8-2 and 4-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Duke slipped to 2-6-1, and 0-4. 1 Statistics OSU Cats First downs It It Itusnes-yards 57-Its -lt Passing yards' ltl Raturn yards 23 Passes 4-21-0 12-22-1 Pun's 4-at S-3e Fumbles-lost 3-1 4-3 Penalties-yards J-J4 5-25 SCORING Ottenama State 31 II Caterade 7 I Cow FG Field 41 Cow Krenenouhi 13 pais from Solomon (Field kick i Colo Nlikxen SS oass from Solomon (Field kick) Colo FG Field 50 OS Bailey 4 pass from SueHentroa (Ankorsen kick! OS Echols oat from BaHey (Ankerson kick) OS Carrooett 23 Pass from Bailey (Ankerson kick) A 42. 141 Individual Leaders RUSHM40 Oklanoma Stele Taylor 27-1IS. Smltti 11-54. Bailey 14-14.

Ceiorade Otander 14-104, Beeoe 12-44. Hawkins e-It. PASSINO Oklanoma State BaHey 7-20-O-tO, SuoHemrop 1- 1-0-4. Caterade Solomon 12-22-1-ltl. PICflvtM Oklahoma State Ectnaj 3-32, Taylor 2-It.

CemMefl 1-23. Ctsereda Nlilolek 3-W. CXenOer 2-40. Davis 2- 13. goals to give Colorado its seemingly commanding 20-0 lead midway through the third quarter.

Oklahoma State boosted its overall record to 5-4 and its Big Eight mark to 3-2. Colorado, now 1-8 overall and 0-5 in the league, suffered its eighth straight loss at home a school record. LSU 30-e7 17 11-I-J 10-34 2-0 2-10 First i 1 7I-2SJ 3e 26 J-t-l 5-40 1-1 4-It Rushes-yards Passing yards Raturn yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards SO Alabama LeWUana Stale A FG McElroy A 73,70 represent the conference in the Sugar Bowl if it defeats Auburn next Saturday regardless of what Alabama does in its final two contests. Louisiana State is 5-4 overall. The setback spoiled Charlie McClendon's 200th game as LSlTs head coach.

McClendon, who played under Bryant at Kentucky, is in his 18th and final season at LSU. Alabama scored the game's only points on its first possession of the second half after a 22-yard punt by LSU. Taking over on its own 44, Alabama got 19 yards from Major Ogilvie. Then Steadman Shealy, the slick wishbone quarterback, galloped for 16 yards as Alabama reached the nine-yard line. However, after two penalties and three running plays the ball was still at the nine and McElroy, who missed from 28 and 39 yards in the first half, booted his Uth field goal of the season in 15 tries.

FOR WORK, SPORT, LEISURE BOULDER, COLO. (AP) Quarterback Harold Bailey fired two touchdown passes and caught a pass for a score all in the fourth quarter as Oklahoma State rallied from a 20-0 deficit to edge Colorado, 21-20, in a Big Eight Conference game Saturday. Oklahoma State was successful on five fourth-down plays during the dazzling comeback. One of the fourth-down plays produced the Cowboys' first touchdown with 13 minutes SO seconds left to play. Bailey handed off to Terry Suellen-trop and the fullback waited for Bailey to get open and tossed a four-yard scoring pass.

On their next possession, the Cowboys put together a 16-play, 56-yard scoring drive, with Bailey flipping a five-yard scoring toss to tight end Donnie Echols with 5:07 left Oklahoma State's winning score was set up after Colorado was unsuccessful on a fourth-and-inches at its own 39. The Cowboys needed just five plays to score. Bailey connected with split end Mel Campbell on a 23-yard pass play with 1:29 left. Colin Ankerson's kick provided the winning margin. Colorado quarterback Bill Solomon bad thrown a pair of scoring passes and Tom Field kicked two long field ALSO Aimi di I I HIHiLMDkb I I WITH STEEL TOES BATON ROUGE, LA.

(AP) Alan McElroy, who missed two field goal attempts in the first half, kicked a 27-yarder in the third period Saturday night to give top-ranked Alabama a 3-0 victory over Louisiana State. The victory made Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant the first college football coach in modern times to win 100 games in a decade. A combination of a steady rain, 55-degree temperatures, a brisk wind, a slippery grass field and a couple of turnovers hampered Alabama's high-powered wishbone offense. But the Crimson Tide's defense, ranked third nationally, let LSU out of its own territory only twice. The Tigers' deepest drive was to the Alabama 42.

Alabama intercepted two passes in the final seven minutes to preserve its fourth shutout of the season. Alabama, 9-0 for the season, boosted its winning streak to 18 games, longest in the nation. The Crimson Tide remained tied with Georgia for the Southeastern Conference lead. However, Georgia will Georgia within win of aSugar Bowl, 33-10 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. (AP) -Buck Belue fired three touchdown passes as Georgia strolled oast Florida, 33-10, Saturday and moved to within one victory of clinching a Sugar Bowl berth.

It was the fifth straight Southeast ern Conference triumph for the Bulldogs, who are winless in four non- conference games. A victory over Auburn next week will assure Georgia of no worse than a tie for the title with top-ranked Alabama. Georgia could claim the Suear Bowl invitation by virtue of a last-appearance clause contained in the contract between the loop and the Sugar Bowl. Belue's scoring passes covered six yards to Carmon Prince, 40 yards to Lindsay Scott and three yards to Norris Brown. The Bulldogs scored on six of their seven possesions as all the scoring In the game was done in the first half.

Rex Robinson kicked two field goals, covering 48 and 28 yards, to tie the conference record of 35 career field goals set by Auburn's Jorge Portela against Florida last week. Robinson also kicked three extra points, extending his consecutive streak to 63, two better than the old conference record held by former Georgia kicker Allan Leavitt Florida scoring came on a 13-yard pass from Larry Ochab to Chris Faulkner and on a 47-yard field goal by Brian Clark. The Gators fell to 0-7-1 for the season and 0-5 in the loop. Brochure 24 Hr. Phone Service) systems u-i7! Ji fi LARGE I SELECTION OF 11 SIZES, WIDTHS THEY'RE MADE FOR THE WAY YOU WALK! He's Got His Father's Nose His Mother's Eyes And Our Hair Add.

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