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4D DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER October 11, 1987 it BIG TEtl, DIG EIGHT AP PHOTO Texas' 7 throwaways lead to Oklahoma rout Indiana stuns Ohio State by 31-10 JS3! li By The Associated Press COLUMBUS, OHIO Fullback Tom Polce scored two touchdowns in the second half Saturday as Indiana defeated No. 9 Ohio State for the first time in 36 years, 31-10. Indiana (4-1 overall, 2-0 in the Big Ten) had not beaten Ohio State since Oct. 20, 1951. Ohio State (3-1-1 and 1-1) had won the last 23 meetings since a scoreless tie in 1959 and had won the seven games preceding that for a 30-0-1 record.

With the score 10-10 in the third quarter, Tony Buford's 40-yard punt return gave the Hoosiers possession on the Ohio State 19 with 3 minutes 9 seconds remaining in the period. Four plays later, Polce scored from the 6-yard line to make it 16-10. Pete Stoy-anovich, who kicked a 44-yard field goal in the first half, added the extra point. Brian Dewitz then intercepted a Tom Tupa pass at the Indiana 28-yard line with 13:19 left in the game and returned it 18 yards. Dave Schnell finished a 54-yard, eight-play drive with an 8-yard touchdown pass to Ernie Jones to make it 24-10 with 8:47 left.

Schnell. who completed 15 of 23 passes for 200 yards, threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to Polce to complete the scoring with 1:05 remaining. Indiana outgained Ohio State, 405-264, rushing for 205 yards, 126 by Anthony Thompson. Thompson scored on a 3-yard touchdown run in the first half. Ohio State's Jaymes Bryant scored the Buckeyes' only touchdown on an 8-yard run in the first half.

Matt Frantz kicked a 51-yard field goal, tying the Ohio Stadium record, on the last play of the first half. Statistics DALLAS, TEXAS (AP) Top-ranked Oklahoma handed Texas its worst passing day in the Longhorns' 94-year football history on Ssturday. The unbeaten Sooners intercepted seven passes in rolling to a 44-9 victory in the annual intersectional grudge match between Red River rivals. The seven interceptions tied an Oklahoma record and surpassed by one the previous Texas record for aerial futility. The Longhorns had six passes intercepted in 1944 against Randolph Field and again in 1978 against Baylor.

"You can't throw interceptions," said Texas quarterback Brett Stafford, who served up five of the interceptions. Texas Coach David McWilliams agreed. "We came in wanting to fight and compete hard," McWilliams said, "and we did a good job of that. You have to play an error-free game to beat Oklahoma, and we didn't come close to doing that." Ricky Dixon and Derrick Crudup each had two interceptions for the Sooners. Oklahoma, 5-0 and off to its best start since 1978, put the Longhorns away with three third-period touchdowns after interceptions.

With Oklahoma leading only 13-6, Dixon returned an intercepted pass 50 yards to set up Jamelle Holieway's 44-yard touchdown pass to Carl Cab-biness. The Sooners struck again 76 seconds later on Lydell Carr's 32-yard scoring run after a Troy Johnson interception. Crudup's interception, a 21-yard run by Holieway and Patrick Collins' 4-yard scoring run put the Longhorns away with a 21-point quarter. Carr, who scored two touchdowns, said the Sooners were upset with themselves in the first half. "And we said we were going to have a second half with some points on the board," he said.

"We had a little huddle before the offense went onto the field," he said, rr -m. i Save now Crimpy Statistics Oklahoma First downs 18 Rushes-yards 43-392 Passing yards 76 Return yards 158 Passes 2-8-0 Punts 3-42 Fumbles-losl 3-1 Penalties-yards 7-64 Time of possession 31:14 SCORING Oklahoma 0 13 21 13 0 FG Clements Carr 7 run (Lashar kick) O-FG Lashar 44 0 FG Lashar 22 FG Clements 46 0 Cabbiness 44 pass from Holieway (Lashar kick) 0 Carr 32 run (Lashar kick) 0Collins 4 run FG Clements 36 FG Lashar 29 0 C. Thompson 55 run (Lashar kick) A 75,587. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Oklahoma: C. Thompson 8-114, Carr 8-87, Collins 9-81, Holieway 15-70; Texas: Metcalf 14-63, Passing Oklahoma: Holieway 2-5-0-76; Texas: Stafford 17-32-5-114, Kelley 3-6-2-40.

Receiving Oklahoma: Cabbiness 1-44, Jackson 1- 32; Texas: Metcalf 7-39. "and said, 'Let's do it This is the last time for some of us here and we wanted to walk up the tunnel with heads held high." Texas (2-3) went into the game as a 30-point underdog, largest in the 82-year history of the series. But when Wayne Clements' 52-yard field goal late in the first period gave the Longhorns a 3-0 lead, the surprised Sooners trailed for the first time this year. But they soon got over their shock, charging 78 yards with Carr scoring on a 7-yard run. Holieway's 32-yard pass to tight end Keith Jackson on third down and 12 set up the score.

Holieway rushed for 70 yards on 15 carries to become the top career rusher among Oklahoma quarterbacks. He has 2,093 yards, surpassing Steve Davis' 2,059. Holieway left the game with a jammed shoulder, but he returned with less than a minute to play. Oklahoma built its first-half lead to 13-3 on field goals of 46 and 22 yards by R.D. Lashar against a stubborn Longhorn defense.

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ulijij breaks loose for some of his 110 rushing yards in the Cowboys' 42-17 victory. (luskers strike early, often and wipe out Kansas. 54-2 Indiana Ohio State 21 13 54-205 27-132 200 132 84 49 15-73-0 11-24-2 4-37 7-44 0-0 1-1 3-24 7-90 34:47 23:13 3 7 14 31 10 0 0 10 famous, long mi'eoge radial All-season freed for year 'round performance Two sfrong sfee belfs; whifewall sfyling More than 60 million soldi First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumBies-lost Penalties-vards Time of possession SCORI Indiana 7 Ohio State 0 I Thompson 3 run (Stoyanovich kick) I FG 44 Stoyanovich Brvanl 8 run (Franti kick) 0- FG 51 Frantj 1 Polce 4 run (Stoyanovich kick) I Jones 15 pass from Schnell (Stoyanovich kick) 1 Polce 7 pass from Schnell (Stoyanovich kick) A 90,032. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Hushing Indiana: Thompson 34-124, Polce 7-54; Ohio State: Bryant 10-54, Tupa 4-33, Matlock 2- 20. Passing Indiana: Schnell 15-23-0-200; Ohio State: Tupa 11-21-2-132.

Receiving Indiana: Jones 5-89, Jorden 3-47, Thompson 2-14; Ohio State: Ross 3-49, Hlodon 3- 27, Cuoe 2-19 Minnesota 45 Northwestern 33 EVANSTON, ILL. Rickey Fog-gie threw three touchdown passes and ran 71 yards for a score for Minnesota, which remained undefeated. The victory was the fifth straight for the unranked Gophers, their best start since 1960, when they won their first seven games on the way to a national championship. Foggie's feats offset Byron Sanders' 295 yards rushing, the most productive rushing performance in the Big Ten this season. His total was second on Northwestern's all-time list only to Mike Adamle's 316 yards in 1969 against Wisconsin.

Foggie completed a 28-yard flea-flicker touchdown pass to Jason Bruce in the first quarter and a 33-yard touchdown pass to Chris Gaiters in a 17-point third quarter. He capped his display with an 80-yard touchdown pass to Bruce early in the fourth quarter. Foggie's touchdown run came with less than 2 minutes remaining in the game to clinch the victory. Statistics Minnesota Northwestern Flrsl downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards Time ol possession 25 25 54-340 58-344 272 156 II 8 13-24-1 10-23-1 6- 34 6-36 1-0 1-1 7- 63 3-25 28:40 31:20 OPOBTIUmiS 0 2nd tire when you buy one of reg. price 21 'J radials for imported cars All-season tread; two steel belts Sole Ends October 31.

7 interceptions doom Michigan to 17-11 defeat By Tlx Associated Press EAST LANSING, MICH. Michigan State's defense had seven interceptions, four by safety John Miller, as the Spartans upset No. 12 Michigan, 17-11, in a Big Ten game Saturday. The last interception, by safety Todd Krumm, came with 26 seconds left as the Wolverines mounted a desperation effort from their own 20-yard line. It gave Michigan State its first home victory over its intrastate rivals since 1969.

The next-to-last interception of a Demetrius Brown pass, by safety Harlon Barnett, came on the Michigan State 10-yard line with 3 minutes 9 seconds left in the game and aborted a Michigan drive that had covered 40 yards in 10 plays. Lorenzo White rushed for 185 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Spartans. White's touchdowns came in the first half after Michigan took the opening kickoff and marched 66 yards in plays to take a 3-0 lead on a 31-yard Mike Gillette field goal. For his first score, White bulled his way through the line and headed for the end zone, carrying safety Doug Mallory the final few steps. The 6-yard run capped a nine-play, 76-yard drive and, with a John Langeloh kick, boosted the Spartnns to a 7-3 advantage at the end of the period.

Three of Miller's interceptions came in the second quarter, with the second leading to White's second touchdown, a 2-yarder around the left end that was good for a 14-3 halftime edge for the Spartans. Brown's seven interceptions set a school record. The previous single-game high for a Wolverines' quarterback was five, set in 1959 against Wisconsin by Stan Noskin. Purdue 9, Illinois 3 WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. Jonathan Briggs kicked three field goals, of 44, 23 and 37 yards, in the first half to give Fred Akers his first victory as a Big Ten coach.

James Medlock rushed for a career-high 131 yards for the Boilermakers. Purdue recovered eight of 10 Illini fumbles, including one at the Purdue 1-yard line in the third quarter. The eight lost fumbles tied a conference record. Ball State slips by Kent State, 24-23 MUNCIE, IND. (AP) Freshman tailback Bernie Parmalee rushed for 123 yards and two touchdowns to lead Ball State to a 24-23 victory over Kent State in the Mid-American Conference Saturday.

Ball State quarterback Wade Kosa-kowski completed 12 of 20 passes for 185 yards and one touchdown. Kent State's Eric Wilkerson caught three passes for 76 yards and rushed 25 times for 144 yards, including a 66-yard touchdown run. Central Michigan wins MT. PLEASANT, MICH. (AP) -Kevin Nicholl kicked three field goals as Central Michigan toppled Eastern Michigan, 16-6, in Mid-American Conference football Saturday.

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The Cornhuskers (5-0) scored the first five times they had the ball against the out-rnatched Jayhawks. Fullback Micah Heibel ran in from the 3, I-back Tyreese Knox scored from the 1 and Chris Drennan kicked a 40-yard field goal in the first quarter. Clark scored on a 4-yard run in the second quarter and Drennan bounced a 43-yard field goal on top and over the crossbar in the second quarter. Clete Blakeman, making his first start of the season for Nebraska, hit tight end Tom Banderas on a 16-yard touchdown pass and Clark added a 22-yard scoring run in the third period. Kansas (1-4) scored its only points with a safety when Clint Normore blocked a Craig Schnitzler punt attempt out of Nebraska's end zone with 13 minutes 14 seconds left to play in the game.

Jon Kelley raced 52 yards for another Nebraska score with 9:30 left and Bryan Carpenter ran in from 4 yards out with 8:27 left. Nebraska's defense, which battled UCLA, Arizona State and South Carolina its last three games, held the Jay-hawks to one first down in the first quarter and 44 total yards the first half. Kansas ended with 138 total yards. The Huskers, also playing without injured No. 1 I-back Keith Jones, rolled up 231 yards total offense by intermission.

Kansas, averaging nine penalties per game, again hurt itself with 12 penalties for 104 yards. Drennan's two field goals made him 5-for-5 in three-point tries this fall, including three from 40 yards or longer. Kansas' loss was its 19th straight to Nebraska in the third-longest series in NCAA Division I-A. The two teams have met 94 times dating back to 1892. Statistics Kansas Nebraska First downs Rushes-yards Passlne yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-verds Time of possession Kansas 23 39-74 64 26 9-23-2 12-40 0-0 12-101 21:30 SCORING 0 0 0 2 57-3c3 130 77 4-13-0 5-30 1-0 9-71 31:30 2 54 Nebraska.

17 10 14 13 NHeibel 3 run (Drennan kick) Knox 1 run (Drennan kick) FG Drennan 40 Clark 4 run (Drennan kick) NFG Drennan 43 Banderas 14 pass Irom Blakeman (Drennan Clark 22 run (Drennan kick) K58lety, blocked punt went out of eno lone N-Keliey 52 run (kick fa'led) Caraenter 4 run (Schniuler kicki )NDVDUAL LEADERS Rushing Kansas: Hatched 12-40, Rodgys 8-16, Snell 4-14, Nebraska: Knox 10-34. Kelley 5-42, Gdowski 5-58, Clark 8-58, Blaktman 7-24 Passmr-Kansas: Verdugo 9-23-2 64, Nebraska Blakeman 4-12-0-100. Receiving Kansas: Caldwell 3-36, Baker 3-14, Nebraska: Smith 2-34, Brlnson 1-31. HVit-f VP fm I Conf. Overall W.

L. W. L. T. Nebraska 1 0 0 5 0 0 Oklahoma 1 0 0 5 0 0 Oklahoma 1 0 0 5 0 0 Missouri 1 0 0 3 2 0 Colorado 0 1 0 3 2 0 Iowa State 0 10 14 0 Kansas 0 10 14 0 Kansas State 0 1 0 0 5 0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Iowa State 39.

Northwern Iowa 38 Oklahoma St 42. Colorado 1 7 Nebraska 54, Kansas 2 Missouri 34. Kansas State 10 Oklahoma 44. Texas 9 SATURDAY. OCT.

17 Missouri at Iowa State Kansas at Colorado Nebraska at Oklahoma St. Oklahoma at Kansas State Missouri 34, Kansas St. 10 COLUMBIA, MO. Darrell Wallace got loose for two long scoring runs and became Missouri's career rushing leader while sparking the Tigers over winless Kansas State. Wallace, a 5-foot 7-inch, 168-pounder who dedicated his senior season to his slain father, scored on runs of 51 and 31 yards.

He finished with 99 yards for a career total of 2,393, surpassing James Wilder's previous record of 2,357 yards. Statistics Kansas Stat 17 40-721 132 0 11-22-2 6-32 Missouri 27 73-401 125 10 1-12-0 2-39 4-2 4-20 37:04 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Di.nli Ci.mhiM-lntl 21 fenalties-yards 7-55 Time ol Dossession SCORING Kansas 0 10 0 0 10 Missouri 10 14 7 34 FG 37 Whelihan Oelplno 32 run (Whelihan kick) FG 27 Porter Wallace 51 run (Whelihan kick) Jordan 7 run (Porter kick) M- -Lammers 13 pass from Stollenwerck (Whan- han kick Wallace 31 run (Whelihan kick) FG 41 (Wheiihon kick) A 40,772. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushlm-Kansas Slate: Joroan, 17-100, Lewis. 10-49, Pickelt, 5-37; Missouri: Wallace, 10-W, Stowers 16-74, Delplno 7-55. Passing-Kansas State: Swim, 5-8-0-82.

Hanson, 6-14-2-50; Missouri: Stollenwerck, 7-11-0-118. Receiving-Kansas State: Williams, 4-67, Dean, 2-26. Jordan 3-21; Missouri: Lammers, 4-49, Delplno 1-24. Oklahoma St. 42, Colorado 17 STILLWATER, OKLA.

Nineteenth-ranked Oklahoma State broke open a tight game by capitalizing on back-to-back fumbles by Colorado's Michael Simmons early in the third quarter. On the first play after halftime, Simmons dropped a handoff and strong safety Rod Smith recovered at the Buffaloes' 20-yard line. Five plays later, Mike Gundy hit split end Ronnie Williams in the right corner of the end zone and Williams outjumped safety Mickey Pruitt for the ball to give the Cowboys a 21-10 lead. Statistics Colorado Oklahoma St. 21 21 53-214 4-U7 125 2i7 28 18 8 51-3 21-28-1 3-44 3-46 5-3 2-0 B-7V 13-134 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yaids Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losl Time of possession 29:26 30:34 SCORING 0 10 7 0 17 Oklahoma State 14 0 14 14 42 Sanders 4 run (Blanchard kick) Dynes 18 pass from Gundy (Blanchard kick) Simmons 7 run (Hannah kick) FG Hannah 32 Williams 16 pass from Gund" (BlenCha'd kick Thomas 5 run IBIanrhard kick) Bienlemy 4 run (Hannah Men) Llmbrlck 3 run (Blanchard kick) Sanders 73 punl return (Blanchard kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Colorado: Flennegan 9-53, Simmons 17-43, Bienlemy 10-41; owehoma Stele: Thomas 23-110.

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T. Minnesota 2 0 0 5 0 0 Indiana 2 0 0 4 1 0 Michigan State 2 0 0 3 2 0 Iowa 1 1 0 4 2 0 Ohio State 110 3 11 Michigan 1 1 0 3 2 0 Purdue 110 13 1 Wisconsin 0 2 0 2 3 0 Illinois 0 2 0 1 4 0 Northwestern 0 2 0 0 4 1 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Iowa 31. Wisconsin 10 Purdue 9. Illinois 3 Indiana 31. Ohio State 10 Michigan State 17.

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