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E2 Palm Beach Post-Times, Sunday. November 26, 1978 Big Ten Smiths Help Spartans Roll Over Iowa 42-7 Post wire Services EAST LANSING, Mich. Quarterback Ed Smith threw three touch JMdwest Two passes to Mike Harris and two runs by Jones and Augustyniak put the ball at the Indiana 12, and Jones ran in for the touchdown from the 2-yard line four plays later. Indiana 0 7 0 0-7 Purdue 0 13 7 0-20 Pur McCall 1 run (Sovereen kick) Pur FG Sovereen 20 Ind-Frlede 4 pass from Clifford (Freud kick) Pur FG Sovereen 31 Pur Jone 2 run (Sovereen kick) Michigan's Rodney Feaster looks more like a cheerleader going through a routine than a receiver after catching a touchdown pass against Ohio State. Buckeyes defensive back Vince Skillings watches forlornly.

48 10 Wisconsin Minnesota rap 1 4M i'lPWi I ii.iiiiiiii mi im'f J' mm its! VT nr1-! li IlC JL tl Wtfel The Associated Pri Purdue a 20-7 win over Indiana in their annual season-ending Old Oaken Bucket battle. Career-high rushing of 135 yards by junior Mike Augustyniak and 103 yards by Jones, a freshman, keyed an unexpectedly strong Purdue ground game after starters John Macon and Russell Pope were injured early in the game. Sophomore quarterback Mark Herrmann, meanwhile, who was a doubtful starter after suffering a neck sprain a week earlier at Michigan, directed each Boilermaker scoring drive and passed for 135 yards. The Boilermakers led 13-7 at half-time and scored the clinching touchdown by Jones, his first, seven plays after the Hoosiers fumbled away the ball at their own 36 midway through the third quarter. MADISON, Wis.

Mike Kalasmiki passed for 173 yards and three touchdowns while Ira Matthews scored on a 31-yard run and on a 64-yard punt return, giving Wisconsin a 48-10 win over Minnesota. Wisconsin took the lead to stay in the first quarter when Matthews took a pitchout and ran 31 yards down the left sideline. Minnesota 0 10 0 010 Wisconsin 7 7 13 2140 Wis-Matthews 31 run (Veith kick) Min-FG Rogind 35 Wls-stauss 9 pass from Kalasmiki (Veith kick) Min Barber 4 run (Rogind kick) Wis-Matthews 34 pass from Kalasmiki (Veith kick) Wis-Ruetz 7 pass from Kalasmiki (kick failed) Wis-Matthews 64 punt return (Veith kick) Wis-Stauss 73 run (Veith kick) Wls-Braker 1 run (Brhely kick) From El- Michigan down passes and tailback Steve Smith ran for two scores and several big gains yesterday as Michigan State beat Iowa 42-7 to gain a share of the Big Ten championship. The victory gave MSU a 7-1 conference record, tying it for first place with Michigan, which defeated Ohio State 14-3. The 14th-ranked Spartans finished 8-3 overall.

Despite its record, however, Michigan State is ineligible for a post-season bowl bid because its three-year NCAA probation for recruiting and other football program violations does not end until Jan. 18. The defeat dropped Iowa to 2-6 in the Big Ten and 2-9 overall. The game was never a contest, as Michigan State scored the first two times it had the ball and built up a 35-0 halftime lead. Although the Spartans' league-leading offense sputtered at times, particularly in a lackluster second half, it had several big plays to set up touchdowns.

Iowa, meanwhile, had little luck moving the ball. Stopped by their own mistakes and a rugged MSU defense, the Hawkeyes never threatened to score until late in the third period. Michigan State scored on its third play from scrimmage, as Smith found flanker Kirk Gibson open up the middle and he outran the Iowa secondary to complete a 54-yard touchdown pass play. Iowa MSU First downs 15 20 Rushes-yards 52-90 38-321 Passing yards 108 144 Return yards 144 125 Passes 10-30-0 12-30-0 Punts 12-31 3-34 Fumbles-lost 3-1 7-3 Pnlties-yds 6-69 5-52 Iowa 0 0 7 0-7 MlchiganSt 21 14 0 7-42 MSU Gibson 54 pass from E.Smith (Andersen kick) MSU S. Smith 1 run (Andersen kick) MSU S.Smith 8 run (Andersen kick) MSU Byrd 10 pass from E.Smith (Andersen kick) MSU Byrd 1 pass from E.

Smith (Andersen kick) Iowa Lazar 10 pass from Green (Schilling kick) MSU Hughes 11 run (Andersen kick) Purdue 20 Indiana 7 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -Touchdown runs by reserve Ben McCall and Wally Jones and two field goals by Scott Sovereen gave Live on WEAT Radio 850 national television, watched Leach roll up a total-yard advantage of 189-76 over Buckeye freshman Art Schlichter during the time they matched wits. Hayes finally turned to Senior Rod Gerald to quarterback the Buckeyes in the fourth quarter, but he had no more success than Schlichter. Gerald's running had led Ohio State to Big Ten title shares with Michigan the past two seasons. Schlichter returned to throw an interception in the final moments.

Ohio State will take a 7-3-1 record to the Gator Bowl against Clemson Dec. 29. fense for two touchdowns, more than enough to halt the Buckeyes record of six straight league titles or co-titles. Leach passed 30 yards to wide receiver Rodney Feaster to wipe out a shortlived 3-0 Buckeyes' lead in the first quarter. Ohio State had gone ahead on Bob Atha's 29-yard field goal.

The Michigan quarterback, who has accounted for a collegiate record of 81 career touchdowns, threw an 11-yard scoring pass to tailback Roosevelt Smith in the third quarter, wrapping up the victory. The largest crowd in Ohio Stadium history, 88,358, and millions more on Reminded that he had held the Buckeyes without a touchdown for the third straight year, Schem-bechler was asked if he had Ohio State's number. "No, I don't have anybody's number," he said. "But I must admit I never thought this would happen. I just hope the touchdowns don't come in flurries now." Sixth-ranked Michigan earned a share of the Big Ten Conference championship and will carry a 10-1-0 record against Southern California in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day at Pasadena, Calif.

Leach, who has led Michigan to 38 regular-season victories in his career, shredded the Ohio State de vs Mich OSO 21 11 58-198 51-168 166 48 12 29 11-22-0 5-10-1 7-35 6-43 1-1 1-1 3-16 5-35 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Iwijlbsf Jets Sunday, November 26th Airtime 12:45 PM Kick Off Action 1:00 PM 7 0 7 0-14 3 0 0 0-3 Michigan Ohio State OSU-FG Atha 29 Mich Feaster 30 pass from Leach (Winner kick) Mich-Smith 11 pass from Leach (Winner kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Michlgan, R. Smith 10-67, R. Davis 13-48, Woolfolk 15-41, Leach 10-23. Ohio State, Springs 12-63, Volley 12-60, Schlichter 21-32. PASSING-Michigan, Leach 11-21-0, 166.

Dickey 0-1-0, 0. Ohio State, Schlichter, 4-9-1, 44, Gerald, 1-1-0, 5. RECEIVING Michigan, Marsh 2-39, Clayton 2-28, R. Smith 2-20, Feaster 1-30. Ohio State, Springs 2-10, Gerald 1-25, Moore 1-0.

Colgate Rallies Late For Upset of Rutgers when it will open the Garden State Bowl against Arizona State at Giants TUES. Open Daily P.M. SUNDAY 11-6 Stadium in the Meadowlands. THE SAVING PLACE Temple 27 17 Vill anova PHILADELPHIA Senior full back Zachary Dixon set a Temple season rushing record and scored two touchdowns as the Owls defeat ed Villanova 27-17 Dixon rushed for 166 yards on 26 carries, giving him 1,054 yards for the year with one game remaining Dec. 10 in Tokyo against Boston College.

Villanova 10 0 7 0-17 Tomplt 0 3 14 VIL O'Brien 3 run (Bushbeck kick) VIL-FG Bushbeck 41 TEM-FG Fioravantl 35 TEM Dixon 9 run (Fioravantl kick) VIL Thompson 54 run (Bushbeck kick) TEM Dixon 4 pass from Broomell (Fioravantl kick) TEM-FG Fioravantl 29 TEM-Brlght 17 run (Fioravantl kick) A 10,811 Post Wire Services PISCATAWAY, N.J. Junior quarterback John Marzo engineered two second-half drives to help Colgate rally to upset Rutgers 14-9 yesterday. Rutgers jumped to 9-0 lead at half-time on three field goals by junior Kennan Startzell. The third was Startzell's 13th of the season, a school record. Marzo started the game but was replaced in the second period.

He rected his team 82 yards on Colgate's first possession in the second half, and scored on a 5-yard run. As the fourth period began, Marzo found wide-receiver Dick Slenker open and connected for a 28-yard scoring play. The touchdown concluded a 12-play, 99-yard drive that began after Rutgers' punter Deron Cherry trapped the visitors deep in their own territory. The Scarlet Knights, who completed the regular season with a 9-2 record, had two opportunities to score late in the game, but a hardhitting Red Raider defense stiffened. Halfway through the final period, Rutgers' linebacker Jeff Blanchard intercepted a Marzo pass at the Colgate 5-yard line.

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