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2D PES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER OCTOBER 24, 1982 Elini nip Badgers on last play Statistics APPboto I Li i 1 Xi -v $r7to til -4 mm Kv, -J jdrA'J gilltiin imiiiJ Extra effort, but no extra point Illinois' Mitchell Brookins leaps toward the end Jim Melka stops him for no gain. The Illini nipped zone in a two-point conversion try, but Wisconsin's the Badgers, 29-28, at Madison. Huskers rally to edge Tigers, 23-19 Statistics First downs Rushes-yards Pasting yards Return yards Pastel Punlt Fumbtet-lotl Penalllet-yardt Wit. 27 19 33-61 31-173 479 238 37-51-2 14-29-2 l-SS 4-1 1-0 0-0 7-60 7-44 SCORING 4 9 14 29 Wfcceittln 0 11 I 21 Eilerton run (Gladem kick) I FO Bait 19 I FO Bett 21 Davit 25 run (kick tailed) I FO Batt 10 Toon 44 pats from Wright (Gladem kick) I Willlemi I pats from Eaton (run failed) I Curtis I run (Williams pats from Eaton) I FO Bast 44 Safety lltinols' Slgourney ran out of end tone from punt formation) Nault 40 past from Toon (kick failed) I FG Bass 44 A 71,406 Buckeyes throttle Indiana, 49-25 Statistics O.St. 26 64-327 US Mid 25 l-64 362 First downs Rushes-yards Pasting yards Return yardt Patses Punts Fumbles-lotl Penallles-yards OMo Slate 14 14 7-9-0 3S-H- 4- 39 6-31 1-1 2-1 5- 39 3-25 SCORING 14-49 4-25 OS Spencer 5 run (Spangler kick) OS Anderson 72 pass from Tomciak (Spangler kick) I Boyd 31 past from Laufenberg (O.Smith kick) OS WiltHmt 17 past from Tomciak (Spangler kick) OS Spencer 5 run (Spangler kick) I Gunn I past from Laufenberg (kick failed) OS B'oedne I run (Spangler kick) I Gunn 32 past from Laufenberg (pass failed) OS Lane 61 punt return (Spangler kick) I Boyd 27 pass from Laufenberg (pass failed) OS J.Gayle I run (Spangler kick) A 52,040 BLOOMINGTON, IND.

(AP) -Tailback Tim Spencer ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Mike Tomczak passed for two other scores Ohio State, shutting off Indiana's running attack, beat the Hoosiers in a Big Ten Conference game Saturday, 49-25. The Buckeyes, 3-1 in the Big Ten and 4-3 overall, jumped ahead by a 14-0 score in the first quarter on the first of Spencer's two five-yard touchdown runs and a 72-yard scoring pass to Cedric Anderson. But the passing of Indiana quarterback Babe Laufenberg, who set school records with 34 completions in 56 attempts for 334 yards and all four Indiana touchdowns, kept the Hoosiers (2-3, 3-4) in contention much of the contest. A 33-yard touchdown pass to John Boyd and an eight-yarder to Duane Gunn pulled Indiana to within 28-13 at halftime. The Ohio State ground attack unstoppable the whole game then went to work on the Hoosier defense in the third quarter.

Tomczak, who also had a 17-yard touchdown pass to Gary Williams, kept the Buckeyes on the ground and moved steadily to the Indiana 20. Spencer, who finished with 187 yards, then picked up 12 before fullback Vaughn Broadnax scored. The Hoosiers' third touchdown, late in the third quarter, came on a 32-yard pass from Laufenberg to Gunn. But the Buckeyes stretched the lead to 42-19 with a 68-yard punt return for a touchdown by Garcia Lane two minutes into the final period. Iowa wrestlers win federation meet Special Dispatch te The Regltter GRAND ISLAND, NEB.

The Panther Wrestling Club, made up of two University of Iowa wrestlers with the remainder of the team from Northern Iowa, placed first with 98 points in the U.S. Wrestling Federation Nebraska Open freestyle tournament Saturday. Three Northern Iowa wrestlers Bob Hullman at 125.5 pounds, Larry Luttrell at 163.5 and Jay Llewellyn at 180.5 placed first. Barry Davis of Iowa won in the 136.5 pound class. Llewellyn was voted most outstanding wrestler of the meet, and had the most falls in the least time with five pins in 9 minutes 46 seconds.

Kickoff sprint leads to 13-6 Ball State win MUNCIE, IND. (AP) Kerry Murphy returned a kickoff 60 yards to set up a scoring opportunity and Tony Bonanno went 26 yards for the winning score three plays later as Ball State defeated Western Michigan, 13-6, in Mid-American Conference football Saturday. Dane Fellmeth had field goals of 40 and 38 yards for the victorious Cardinals, now 3-2 in the conference and 3-4 overall. Western Michigan slipped to 2 2-1 and 4-2-1. SAVE SOS 400 OFF TNI COST OF ANY SIZI GAIAGf Thru October 31.

19B9 MONET DOWNI MADISON, WIS. (AP) Mike Bass kicked a 46-yard field goal on the game's final play, capping a 479-yard passing performance by Illinois' Tony Eason as the Illini rallied for a wild 29-28 victory over Wisconsin in Big Ten college football Saturday. Wisconsin had taken a 28-26 lead with 52 seconds left when wide receiver Al Toon threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to tight end Jeff Nault. Badger quarterback Randy Wright threw a lateral to Toon, who was set up in the left flat. Wright bounced the ball into the turf, apparently deceiving the Illini into thinking the play was dead.

Toon scooped up the bail and lofted his touchdown pass to Nault, who was behind the coverage at about the five-yard line. But the Illini marched 51 yards in five plays to set up the field goal by Bass, whose kick after a timeout stunned a crowd of 78,406 at Camp Randall. Wisconsin, which had a four-game winning streak broken and slipped to 4-3 overall and 3-2 in the Big Ten, had Big Ten Standings Conference All Gimn W. L. T.

W. L. T. Michigan 5 0 0 5 2 0 Illinois 5 1 0 6 2 0 Ohio State 3 1 0 4 3 0 Iowa 2 1 0 3 3 0 Wisconsin 3 2 0 4 3 0 Indiana 2 3 0 3 4 0 Purdue 2 3 0 2 5 0 Minnesota 1 3 0 3 3 0 Northwestern ..1 5 0 2 6 0 Michigan State .0 5 0 0 7 0 Sturdy't Result Iowa at Minnesota Illinois 29. Wisconsin 28 Michigan 49.

Northwestern 14 Ohio State 49. Indiana 25 Purdue 24, Michigan State 21 Thli Saturday's Garnet Illinois at Iowa Michigan State at Indiana Minnesota at Michigan Northwestern at Wisconsin Purdue at Ohio State taken a 20-9 lead late in the third quarter when Toon scored on a 46-yard screen pass from Wright. But the Illini, 6-2 overall and 5-1 in the conference, rallied as Eason threw an eight-yard scoring pass to Oliver Williams. The Illini scored with 10:03 left in the game on a one-yard touchdown plunge by Joe Curtis, and Eason threw to Williams for a two-point conversion for a 23-20 Illini lead. Bass kicked a 44-yard field goal with 4:03 left to make it 26-20.

The Illini took an intentional safety with 1:54 to play to make it 26-22. The Badgers took the free kick and scored on Toon's pass to Nault to take a temporary 28-26 lead. Wisconsin's conversion kick failed. Michigan cruises, 49-14, with 35-point quarter Statistics Mich. 27 52-23 221 NW 30 16-26 436 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passet Punls FumWes-lotl Penan iet-yards Michigan 76 0 14-22-0 45-71-2 1-35 4-47 0-0 2-1 5- 2 7-77 SCORING 0-49 14 14 An Ricks 1 run (Hail-Sheikh kick) S.

Smith 11 run (Hail-Sheikh kick) S. Smith 1 run (Haii-Sheikh kick) Carter 34 pass from S. Smith (Heil-Sheikh kick) Carler 29 past from S. Smith (Hail-Sheikh kick) An Ounaway 12 past from S. Smith (Hail-Sheikh kick) Bottle 54 pass Interception (Hail-Sheikh kick) NW Schwab 1 run (Jolts kick) NW Edwards 1 run (Jolas kick) A 34,121 EVANSTON, ILL.

(AP) Quarterback Steve Smith ran for two touchdowns and passed for three more in a 35-point second-period explosion Saturday to lift conference leader Michigan to a 49-14 victory over Northwestern in a Big Ten football mismatch. Smith ran for touchdowns of 11 yards and one yard and then hurled scoring passes of 34 and 29 yards to all-American Anthony Carter and another for 12 yards to Craig Dunaway after Mike Mallory had recovered a Northwestern fumble. Michigan scored on all six of its possessions in the first half. Carter ran back the opening kickoff 33 yards to the Michigan 40-yard line and Smith completed three passes in a 60-yard drive capped by Lawrence Ricks' one-yard touchdown plunge Northwestern then marched 85 yards in a lengthy drive which was stopped when Keith Bostic intercept ed a Sandy Schwab pass at the Michigan two-yard line. Schwab set Big Ten records with 45 completions in 71 attempts.

His 436 passing yards were a Northwestern record. fhitjOctobff?) ltd NO REMEMBER 11 i as UP TO Bank rat Purdue prevails, 24-21; Spartans stay vtlnless Statistics Pur. 31 52-129 324 17 24-43-1 3- 35 5-2 4- 41 M.SI. First downs Rushet-yerdt Pasting yardt Return yardt Pastas Punlt Fumblet-lott Penettiei-yardi Pvrdua 14 41-2 It 52 32 6- U-l 7-45 3-2 13-123 7- 24 21 SCORING MkNgan SUM LlnvIM 6 pat! from Cam Ob (Clark kick) MS Leltfer 1 run (Moitleienko kick) Carter 4 run (Clark kick) MS Robertj 4 run (Moltlelenko kick) MS McClelland run (Moltlelenko kick) FG Clark 25 Campbell 1 run (Clark kick). A 46,707 EAST LANSING, MICH.

(AP) -Purdue quarterback Scott Campbell scored on a one-yard sneak with 1 minute 30 seconds remaining in the game Saturday to give the Boilermakers a 24-21 Big Ten victory over winless Michigan State. Michigan State, which has now lost five successive conference games for the first time ever, had a 21-14 lead with 3:28 left in the third quarter after a four-yard touchdown run' by Aaron Roberts and a six-yard scamper by Darrin McClelland. However, the Boilermakers got a 25-yard field goal from place-kicker Tim Clark with :32 remaining in the quarter to stay within striking distance. Then Campbell, who completed 24 of 43 passes for 324 yards, engineered the winning drive, covering 92 yards in 10 plays. Campbell, a 6-foot, 194-pound junior, moved into the No.

3 spot on Purdue's list of quarterbacks with 4,499 career passing yards trailing only Mark Herrmann and Mike Phipps. Campbell has thrown for over 100 yards in all 19 games in which he has started. Craig re-injured after 5 carries in first half Continued from Page One say about it," he softly said. "I've heard what people have said about the replays, but we've gone through this before. I make a weekly report on the officials and will do it this week' Warren Powers, the Missouri coach, is a former Kusker star and assistant coach and there seems to be a very lukewarm friendship, if even that, with Osborne.

Tom made it a point to mention that Powers never shows up to shake hands after the two teams meet. Powers is well informed of Husker reaction, though. As his team left the field and came into the dressing room, a fan yelled, "Cheap shot, Powers. Cheap shot." The coach bristled and said a word that makes a fellow think he was reading Joaquin Andujar's lips Wednesday night during a rhubarb late in the seventh game of the World Series. Others in the Tiger party intervened.

Fortunately. THE HUSKERS came into the game with a 5-1 record and No. 5 ranking in the Associated Press poll, and went against a team that was 3-1-2 after playing successive no-decision contests, the last against Iowa State. What went on display, though, was not the real Nebraska football team. While there has been a rumor that Coach Tom Osborne has an endless supply of I-backs, this is not so.

Rozier, who had amassed more than 200 yards in the previous two games, rang up 139 in 17 tries as a pinch-hitter in a game he wouldn't have played in if not badly needed. Roger Craig, the Davenport senior who moved from fullback to start at I-back, was going great for about five carries until re-injuring an ankle. Then he was gone for the day. Young Jeff Smith had to play a lot. "We talked about starting Rozier and he wanted to start, but we decided it would be bad psychology if he was hurt and done for good after about two plays.

So we decided to put him in at what we thought was the right time and see what Mike could do. "It's pretty obvious what he can do make things happen." At this point, the Huskers are not the super team they seemed destined to be in the opener against Iowa, partly because their defense is not that good and partly because so many offensive stars are banged up. Missouri is a tough, physical defensive team that has a decent passing attack but suffers badly from not being able produce as much as needed on the ground. HiV 17.1 fli iiiiir.nl LINCOLN, NEB. (AP) Reserve quarterback Bruce Mathison engineered a long fourth-quarter drive that produced the winning touchdown, then ran for an insurance score a little over two minutes later as fifth-rated Nebraska came from behind to beat stubborn Missouri, 23-19, Saturday in Big Eight Conference football.

Fullback Mark Schellen, also a reserve, scored on a one-yard run with 4:46 left in the game to cap a 79-yard, 11-play drive that wiped out a 13-9 Missouri lead. Less than a minute later, Nebraska linebacker Brent Evans intercepted a Missouri pass and three plays after that Mathison darted 16 yards for a touchdown with 2:10 remaining. The late flurry lifted Nebraska to 6-1 on the season and 3-0 in the Big Eight. Missouri, which held the Corn-Big Eight Standings Conference All Garnet W. L.

T. W. L. T. Nebraska 3 0 0 6 1 0 Oklahoma 3 0 0 5 2 0 Iowa State 1 1 1 4 1 Kansas State 0 1 1 321 Kansas Oil 132 Missouri 0 1 2 3 2 2 Oklahoma State .012 132 Colorado 0 2 1 1 5 1 Saturday' Retultt Iowa State 31.

Colorado 14 Nebraska 23, Missouri 19 Oklahoma 27. Oklahoma State 9 Kansas at Kansas State Thlt Saturday'! Garnet Kansas State at Iowa State Missouri at Oklahoma State Nebraska at Kansas Oklahoma at Colorado huskers' potent offense in check for most of the game, fell to 3-2-2 and 0-1-2. Missouri's Mike Hyde threw a 24-yard touchdown pass to tight end Andy Gibler with less than a minute Sooners throttle No. 1 rusher, 27-9 Statistics Okla St. 14 30-I2 159 -16 H-29-0 6-SI 4-2 4-34 OMa.

First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardt Return yards Passet Pun It FumWei-lott Penaltiet-yardt Oklahema Stale 62-272 31 20 3-4-0 4-49 4-3 0-9 7 07 SCORING Oklahoma Okia Oupree 10 run (kick tailed) OS FG Roach 21 Okie Pnelcs I run with rumble (Keeling tuck) OS FG Roeth 39 OS FG Roach 32 Ola Oupret 2 run IKreline kick) I Okla Simt 4 run (Keeling kick) A 75,00 i NORMAN, OKLA. (AP) Marcus Dupree, Oklahoma's powerful freshman, scored two touchdowns and rushed for 83 yards Saturday as the 20th-ranked Sooners harnessed Oklahoma State and the nation's leading rusher for a 27-9 Big Eight football victory. Dupree, making his first start in Oklahoma's multi-faceted backfield, scored his first touchdown on a 30-yard sweep in the first quarter and his second on a two-yard dive with 9 seconds remaining in the third. Ernest Anderson, who had been leading the nation in rushing with an average of 208 yards per game, was held to 59 yards by the Oklahoma defense. The Sooner defense also kept Oklahoma State, now 0-1-2 in the Big Eight and 1-3-2 overall, from scoring a touchdown as the Cowboys got all their points on field goals by sophomore Larry Roach.

Roach narrowed Oklahoma's lead to 6-3 early In the second period, but the Sooners came back on their next possession to score a touchdown that lifted them to a 13-3 advantage at the half. Quarterback Kelly Phelps got the Sooners' second touchdown when he picked up a fumble dropped by Weldon Ledbetter and loped eight yards into the end zone. Oklahoma, 5-2 overall and 3-0 in the conference, saw its lead cut again in the third quarter when Roach hit a pair of field goals that made the score 13-9. The Sooners were unable to get a first down on the ensuing drive and had to kick. However, Oklahoma State's Stanley Blair dropped the punt and it was recovered by the Sooners at the Oklahoma State 12.

After getting the ball back, Dupree made three runs over right tackle, the third giving him his second touchdown. Moreland, Lockie pace Iowa pros Special OttpaMi te The Reehter PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA. Bob Moreland of Ottumwa and Gary Lockie of Bettendorf paced Iowa Section entries in the National PGA Club Pro golf tournament Saturday, but missed the cut for today's final round. Moreland shot a 71 and Lockie had a 74 for 54-hole 232s, seven shots over the cutoff. Wayne Downing of East Moline, had a 77 for 235, Jerry Johnson of Galesburg, an 80 for 232 and Tim Sweborg of Monmouth, III, a 73 for 241.

Ed Schumann of Waterloo, withdrew. Gene Borek of White Plains, N.Y., and Larry Gilbert of Doe Valley Lake, were the co-leaders at 210 In the $155,000 tournament. Flrtl downs Rushet-vartft Passing yards Return yards Passet Punts FumWes-lotl Penelties-yardt 22 40-M 54-319 211 77 0 120 21-41-3 -20-0 6-45 3-3S 0-0 4-3 4-15 4-19 SCORING Missouri 0 7 3 9 19 Nebraska 3 1 3 14-23 FG Seibel 33 OiDter 1 pass from Perry (Richmond kick) FG Seibel 23 FG Burdltt 23 FG Seibel 29 FG Burdi't 51 Scnelten 1 run (Seibel kick) Mathison 16 run (Seibel kick) Gibler 24 pass from Hyde (pass tailed) A 76,406 to play to account for the final margin. Missouri had taken its 13-9 lead when Brad Burditt kicked a 51-yard field goal with 9:07 left in the game. The kick came nine plays after Nebraska's Dave Burke fumbled the ball back to the Tigers at his own 46-yard line after intercepting a pass.

Mathison, who replaced injured starter Turner Gill late in the first half, teamed with I-back Mike Rozier to key Nebraska's winning touchdown drive. Mathison completed three of three passes on the march and Rozier, who was doubtful prior to the game, contributed runs of 17 and 27 yards. The 27-yarder put the ball at the Tiger one and Schellen dove over the middle for the touchdown two plays later. Brad Perry flipped a one-yard touchdown pass to Gibler early in the second quarter to give Missouri a 7-3 lead and Burditt booted a 23-yard field goal midway through the third quarter for a 10-6 Tiger advantage. Nebraska's Kevin Seibel kicked field goals of 33 and 24 yards in the first half and booted a 29-yarder late in the third quarter to cut the Missouri lead to 10-9.

strokes back at 205 and U.S. Open champion Tom Watson was alone at 206. Brisk winds that dropped overnight temperatures into the 40s forced many in the field to struggle. Weibring started the day four shots behind the leader and overcame a bogey on the first hole to finish the front nine with three birdies. The 1979 Quad Cities Open winner birdied Nos.

11 and 13, but bogeyed the 17th as Sutton, playing in a threesome behind him, birdied No. 15 to go 13 under par. Sutton, the 1980 U.S. Amateur champion, bogeyed No. 17, however, and dropped back to 12 under.

The winner of the 72-hole event, the last individual tournament on the 1982 tour, will receive $36,000. Penn pastes Yale, 27-14, stays atop Ivy PHILADELPHIA, PA. (AP) -Halfback Steve Rubin ran for two touchdowns and halfback Steve Flacco scored on an 83-yard run to lead Penn to a 27-14 victory over Yale in an Ivy League football game Saturday. The win, Penn's first over Yale since 1972, kept the Quakers in sole possession of first place in the league with a 4-0 record, 5-1 overall; Yale dropped to 1-2 and 2-4. PGA rookie Sutton leads Pensacola by 1 PENSACOLA, FLA.

(AP) Hal Sutton, seeking to become the win-ningest rookie ever on the PGA tour, conquered high winds Saturday en route to a three-under-par 68 and a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the $200,000 Pensacola Open. Sutton, who has finished second in two tournaments but has yet to nail down his first professional victory, started the day three shots behind second-round leader and fellow rookie Steve Liebler. Liebler bounced back after bogeying the first two holes to maintain his one-shot lead through nine holes. But he relinquished the lead to Sutton when he bogeyed Nos. 10 and 11.

Sutton's 54-hole total of 201 was 12 under par on the par-71 Perdido Country Club course and gave him a one-shot lead over D.A. Weibring, who shot a 68 to move up from fourth place. Calvin Peete, who started the day in second behind Liebler, struggled with a one-over-par 72, but was even with Jim Colbert and Mike Sullivan, who had a 66, at 203. Steve Melnyk, runner-up to Jerry Pate in this event a year ago, and George Burns were tied with Liebler, who shot a 74 to run his three-round total to nine-undei -par 204. Pate was among three golfers four 10 YEARS TO financing to fit any budgatl TIME IS RUNNING OUTI Noto: Garaga can be roctod In On Day afttr CONCRETE IS INI ALL GARAGES CUSTOM BUILT.

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