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Coyotes Escape Surge In Final Stanza For Win totaled 206. Defensive end Tom Blumhardt and linebackers Matt Kfger, David Combs and John Russell sparked the Coyote defense. Mike Mahan also had an inter-ception. 1 Mark Neumann caught three passes for 43 yards for the Coyotes while Blye 187 yards in 24 carries and Macguire 112 yards in 19 attempts. SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) -Ray Blye skirted right end for a 43-yard touchdown with just over three minutes left to hand South Dakota a 17-14 North Central Conference victory over Mor-ningside Saturday.

Blye's winning TD came on the first play after the Coyote defense held Morningside's DougHines on a fourth-and-one situation. Blye scored on a nine-yard run' and Jerry Gramm added a 38-yard field for the Coyotes, tied for the NCC lead at 3-0. USD is 3-3 for the year. Morningside was limited to two first downs and 67 total yards in the first half but used its rushing game successfully in the final half. The Coyotes, who finish their season at home after six straight road games, had two touchdowns called back in the first half and missed three field goals.

Tim Winter, who rushed for 116 yards, scored on runs of one and 32 yards for the Chiefs, 0-3 in the NCC and 1-5 on the year. Blye finished with 187 yards on 24 carries while Mike Maguire added 112 yards on 19 trips. USD finished with 329 yards rushing while Morningside USD Morningside By BRUCE CONLEY Assistant Sports Editor BROOKINGS, S.D.-From philanthropists to opportunists. That's the way things went for South Dakota State Saturday afternoon as the Jacks rolled over North Dakota 28-6 before 11,961 Hobo Day fans. Heading into the annual homecoming affair, John Gregory's Jacks had lost 19 of 23 fumbles and had had 14 passes picked off by the enemy.

But the Yellow and Blue put it all together Saturday, turning the ball over only twice while taking advantage of nine Sioux turnovers. Offensively theTiosts rolled up 385 yards, but it was the defense that disrupted North Dakota's game plan. Curt Nelson, a 6-1, 220-pound senior linebacker from Minneapolis, was a standout for the Jacks. Nelson had 11 unassisted tackles, one assist, two fumble 7 3 0 7 17 0 0 0 14-14 kick) kick) kick) i kick) USD Morn 23 12 56 329 58-206 72 45 26 13 7 18-2 6-20-1 3-40 7-34 5-3 2-1 5-45 5 48 USD FG Gramm 38 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Individual Leaders Rushing: South Dakota, Blye 28 187, Maguire 19-1 12; Morningside, Winter 251 16. Passing: South Dakota, Pollock 7-16-1, 72 yards; Morningside, Mieras 6 20 1, 45 yards.

Receiving: South Dakota, Neumann 3-43; Morningside, Longo5-40. It I a rip umnm Steve Campbell Leads Bison To Win Over Augustana 21-0 SIOUX CITY-Terry Stevens' East High Black Raiders posted their fourth straight victory by knocking off O'Gorman 35-13 in Sioux Interstate Conference action here Saturday night. The Black Raiders now stand 4-2 for the season and 3-1 in the loop while Bob Burns' Knights are 3-4 for the year and 2-3 jn the SIC. East struck early as senior wingback John Rice rambled 37 yards for the touchdown and Curt Nelson Sioux Fills ARGUS-LEADER Sports 1C Oct. 17,1976 half of his yardage for the day.

The 5-foot-ll, 191-pound junior trampled the ground 16 times for 142 yards. NDS was tied for the NCC leadership last week before they boosted their conference mark to 3-0 and their season record to 4-2. They meet North Dakota in next week's football action. Augustana, now 0-3 in the league, slipped to 2-4 over all. Scott Magnuson led Augie's ball carriers with just seven yards in five carries while Bill O'Connor had five yards in three carries.

Mike Gustafson caught five passes for 51 yards for the Vikings while punter Brent Hoegh averaged 45.4 yards on eight kicks. Chounard threw 30 times, completing 11, for 104 yards. He threw three inter cpetions. recoveries, busted up two pass plays, had a quarterback sack and was credited with a vicious hit that led to a fumble. Viborg senior Gene Ludens, a 230-pound linebacker, had 14 solo tackles and three assists while junior nose guard Don Charlson of Sioux City had seven solos, five assists, a fumble recovery, a pass interception and four quarterback sacks.

Defensive backs Bill Bunkers, Paul Erickson, Bob Schmidt and Rick Haring all had key plays for the Jacks as did linemen Roberto Parker, Bill Matthews, Clay Fischer and Mark Hendricks. "Actually, we didn't play as well today as we did the last two weeks," said State defensive coordinator Mike Daly. "But I'm really proud of these guys. They bent a little out there today, but really came up with a lot of big plays to keep the Sioux from scoring." The tempo of the contest was set early as North Dakota's Bill Deutsch fumbled on the first play of -the game and Nelson recovered. The Jacks came up empty, however, as a Dan DeLaHunt field goal attempt from the 12 failed.

The Sioux' second drive was stopped at their own 40 when Hendricks, a 215-pound sophomore from Sioux Falls, picked off a Greg Gunderson pass. State scored four plays later when Dick Weikert, back in action after missing last week's win over Morningside with an ankle injury, fired a 26-yard pass to Paul Konrad. DeLaHunt's extra point kick was wide. North Dakota, suffering its sixth straight loss of the season, took the Jack kickoff and drove from its own 48 to the SDS three where a Gunderson fumble was recovered by defensive tackle Jim Peterson. Konrad gained two yards to the five and on the next play Pine Island, junior Mike Lunde raced 95 yards for State's second touchdown.

The run was the longest from scrimmage in Jackrabbit history. The previous best was 91 yards by Jerry Welsh against St. Thomas, in 1954. Weikert's successful two-point conversion run was helped by a key block by Valley Springs sophomore Jon Bly. The next series for the Sioux also ended in frustration as Nelson fell on another Deutsch fumble at the North Dakota 29.

Four SIC STANDINGS W. L. Heelan 4 0 Bast 3 1 Washington 2 1 North .3 2 O'Gorman 2 3 Lincoln 0 3 West 0 4 FARGO, N.D. (AP) Fresh- man quarterback Steve Campbell threw a touchdown pass and ran for another as North Dakota State blanked Augustana 21-0 in North Central Conference football action Saturday afternoon. Ross Baglien put NDS on the board early in the first quarter on a 69-yard run.

Campbell hit Dave Roby on a 15-yard pass in the third quarter and ran for a one-yard touchdown in the fourth. Augustana was held to a minus-11 yards rushing, but quarterback Rich Chounard threw 11 passes for 104 yards. Chounard was pulling substitute duty for Augustana starter Dee Jay Donlin, who was sidelined throughout the game with an injured leg. Donlin, the NCC STANDINGS South Dakota N.D. State Northern Iowa O.

State Augustana Morningside North Dakota league's top passer, had also led the Vikings to the best passing offense in the NCC. But the Bison were also Utilizing a quarterback who was not a long timer on the field. Campbell, a 1975 graduate of Fargo Shanley High School, was experiencing his second career start. Campbell led the Bison to a team total of 288 rushing yards in 68 attempts while they connected on seven of 14 passes for 104 aerial yards. Although Baglien turned in a long touchdown for the Bison, his 69 yard scoring effort was about wsb' No.

1 Yankton Clips Knights Goff to Wayne Flesjer put East on top 14-7 at halftime. O'Gorman drove from its own 30 to the East 14 in the third quarter before running out of downs. East's Jerry Sparks then rattled off a 75-yard run to put East on top by a 21-7 count after three. East added touchdown runs of 14 yards by Goff and 53 yards by. Rice in the fourth quarter before Steve Lukens got the Knights on the board again with a 63-yard romp.

Friday night East battles North while O'Gorman hosts Heelan in conference action at Howard Wood Stadium Saturday night. O'Gorman 7 0 0 613 S.C. East 7 7 7 14-35 John Rice 37 run (Lynn Schoening kick) O'G Paul Dargen 1 run (Dargen kick) Wayne Flesier 10 pass from Kirk Goff Schoening kick) Jerry Sparks 75 run (Schoening kick) E-Goff 14 run (Schoening kick) 6 Rice 53 run (Schoening kick) O'G Steve Lukens 63 run (run failed) OGorman' East First downs 11 13 Rushes-yards 37-139 39-303 Passing yards 81 19 Passing 718-2 2-4-0 Fumbles-lost 10 61 Punts Penalties 9 75 3 25 EAST Brown 28, Cornell 12 Hamilton 18, Colby 14 Hofstro 23, Fordham 21 Massachusetts 14, Rhode Island 7 Pennsylvania 15, Lafayette 14 Rutgers 28, Lehigh 21 Villanova 24, Delaware 24 William 8. Mary 21, Navy 13 Albright 48, Susquehanna 7 Bowling Green 17, Kent St. 13 Colgate 17, Princeton 7 Gettysburg 28, W.

Maryland 0 Harvard 17, Dartmouth 10 Lebanon Val. 13, SwarthmoreS Manhattan 7, Fairleigh Dicksn 3 New York Tech 17, Bowie St. 0 Penn St. 27, Syracuse 3 Union 19, RPI8 Williams 13, BowdoinO Yale 37, Columbia 6 AIC20, Ithaca 19 Mass. Maritime 25, Boston St.

6 Plymouth St. 19, New Haven 3 Rochester 20, Wagner 20 St. Lawrence 35, Pittsburgh 19 Albany, Y. 25, Cortland St. 14 Grove City 17, Geneva 8 New Hampshire 34, Cent.

Connecticut 21 Wesleyan 43, Worcester Tech 21 Wilmington 21, Anderson 0 Bridgwatr, Mass. 24, w. Connecticut 7 Bucknell 29, West Chester 14 Edinboro St. 5, Clarion 20 E. Stroudsburg 54, Mansfield St.

8 Trinity, Conn. 15, Middlebury 6 N.C. Central 27, Delaware 16 Boston Col. 14, W. Virginia 3 Citadel 20, Richmond 7 SOUTHWEST Houston 26, SMU 6 Texas 24, Baylor 0 Trinity, Tex.

35, Austin Col. 14 Texas Tech 37, Rice 13 Texas-Arlington 27, McNeese 10 N. Texas St. 10, W. Texas State 7 FAR WEST Oregon St.

10, California 9 Stanford 34, Washington 28 Western Col. 28, Ft. Lewis 22 Arizona St. 23, Texas-El Paso 6 Northridge St. 49, San Diego 6 SW Texas 34, Stephen F.

Austin 0 Brigham Young 63, S. Mississippi 19 Montana St. 28, Idaho St. 7 Wyoming 24, New Mexico 23 Cal Poly-Pomona 8, N. Arizona 7 Nevada-Reno 44, Simon Fraser 13 Pac.

Lutheran 28, Linfield 10 Redlands 14, Azusa Pacific 9 St. Mary's, Cal. 36, Oregon Tech 21 Williamette 23, Pacific, Ore. 21 Cal Poly Pomona 8, Northern Arizona 7 GIRLS BASKETBALL Jefferson 71, Parker 36 Watertown 45, Washington 39 Alpena 46, Wessington Springs 32 Yankton 47, O'Gorman 26 Brandon-Valley 46, Elk Point 32 World Series At A Glance By The Associated Press All Times EOT Best of Seven Series Cincinnati New York 0 1 .000 Sunday's Game New York (Hunter 1715) at Cincinnati (Norman 127), 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.

Cincinnati at New York, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20 Cincinnati at New York, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21 Cincinnati at New York, 8:30 p.m..

If necessary Saturday, Oct. 23 New York at Cincinnati, I p.m., If necessary Sunday, Oct. 24 New York at Cincinnati, 1 p.m.. If necessary NBA Exhibitions Kansas City 110, Houston 101 NHL Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 3 New York Islanders 4, Cleveland 4, tie Montreal 7, New York Rangers 4 Philadelphia 5, Toronto 5, tie St. Louis 6, Vancouver 3 WHA Quebec 8, New England 2 Page 2C Page 7C Page 11C Baglien had 142 yards in 16 carries for the Bison while Dave Roby had 63 yards in 11 tries.

Bill Nutton caught four passes for 54 yards for the Bison. Hoegh, Tito Machado and Steve Elliott each had an interception for the Viking defense. Augustana 0 0 0 0-0 NDS 7 0 7 7-21 NDS-Campbell lateral to Baglien 73 run (Mc-Tague kick) NDS Roby 15 pass from Campbell (McTague kick) NDS-Campbell 1 run (McTague kick) 2,600. Augustana NDSU First downs 6 23 Rushes yards 21 -11 68-288 Passing yards 104 104 Return yards 36 15 Passes 11-30-3 7 14-3 Punts 6 45 6-42 Fumbles-lost 10 51 Penalties yards 5-45 6-72 Individual Leaders Rushing Augustana, Magnuson 5-7. NDSU, Baglien 16142, Robe 1163.

Receiving Augustana, Gustafson 5-51. NDSU, Nutton 4-54. Passing Augustana, Chounard 11-30-3, 104 yards. NDSU, Campbell 7-14 3, 104 yards. O'Gorman threw up 41 shots and made 11.

The Knights had 17 rebounds, led by Ruth Heisel with four. Yankton also captured the contest 49-28. Colleen Fallon anc Lori Johnson scored eight points apiece for the hosts. YANKTON (47): Diane Hiemstra 4 4-6 12; peg Bierle 4 0 0 Dona Ray 3 1-2 Lori Burkhart 3 0 0 Patty Bierle 2 2-3 Lynne VonerK 0 1-2 Elaine Drotzmann 0 0-0 Deb Rasmussen 1 1-2 Jan Reaney 0 0-0 Mary Mahannah 1 2-2 4. Totals: 18 11-17.

O'GORMAN (26): Barb Mork 0 0 0 Mary T. Egan 1 0-0 Jane Norberg 1 0-0 Kathy Konikson 3 t-4 Lisa McDowell 2 I Ruth Heisel 0 0-0 Becky Pruitt 1 0 1 2, Nancy VanHove 0 0-0 Julie Crawford 1 13 Patti Ford 2 0 1 4. Totals: 11 419. fouls: Yankton 23, O'Gorman 17. Fouled out: Peg Bierle Konikson.

game's initial tally with less than three minutes gone and Greg Fast, a bare-footed, soccer-style booter, added the conversion. Just 212 minutes later, with 9:44 on the clock, Royal quarterback Steve Hage connected with flanker Kim Walker, a tiny (5-8 and 150 pounds) speedster from Canfield, Ohio, for a 73-yard TD. Joel Assid then halted the next two Bethel movements, on a plays later State was on the board again as Weikert hit Monte Mosiman on a 35-yard touchdown pass. A 15-yard penalty had set the Jacks back three plays earlier. Early in the second quarter Matthews leveled Gunderson as the Sioux- quarterback was attempting to pass and Don Charlson recovered the loose football.

Starting at the UND 45, State drove for its last touchdown with Bly going the final two yards. North Dakota scored with 55 seconds remaining in the half as Gunderson hooked up with senior tight end Tom Petrik on a 52-yard pass. Despite spending most of the second half on the field, the Jackrabbit defenders successfully blanked the Sioux. An 18-play drive from their own 13 to the SDS three came up empty for the Sioux when Deutsch was nailed by Hendricks at the two on a fourth and goal play. Late in the game the Sioux advanced to the Jack 18 where Fischer picked off a Gunderson pass to end the final threat by the invaders.

State, 3-3 for the season and 2-1 in the North Central Conference, visits South Dakota State Saturday in the Coyotes' homecoming game while North Dakota hosts North Dakota State. The Sioux are 0-3 in the conference. North Dakota 0 6 0 0-6 S.D. State 21 7 0 0-28 SDS Paul Konrad 26 pass from Dick Weikert (kick failed) SDS Mike Lunde 95 run (Weikert run) SDS Monte Mosiman 35 pass from Weikert (Dan DeLaHunt kick) SDS Jon Bly 2 run (DeLaHunt kick) UND Tom Petrik 52 pass from Greg Gunderson (kick failed) Lynn Schoening added the first of his five extra point kicks. The Knights tied the game in the first quarter after blocking a Black Raider punt at the East 19.

Paul Dargen blasted in from the one for the Blue and White and also kicked the extra point. A 10-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Kirk HIGH SCHOOL Sioux City East 35 O'Gorman 13 NW Lutheran 40, Dupree 34 (3 o.t.) COLLEGE V. MIDWEST Albion 28, KalamazooO Grand Val. 17, Saginaw6 Marietta 25, Oenison 7 Michigan 36, Northwestern 7 Northwood, Mich. 21, St.

Norbert 3 Ohio 28, Miami, Ohio 14 Ohio St. 30, Wisconsin 20 Wittenberg 30, Ohio Northern 24 W. Michigan 34, Toledo 21 Minnesota 14, Michigan St. 10 Ashland 30, Fairmont 7 Colorado 20, Oklahoma St. 10 Hillsdale 36, Ferris St.O Indiana 14, Iowa 7 Iowa St.

21; Missouri 17 Muskingum 24, WoosterO N. Dakota St. 21, Augustana, S.0. 0 Nebraska 51, Kansas St. 0 Notre Dame 41, Oregon 0 Oklahoma 28, Kansas 10 St.

Joseph's, Ind. 28, Butler 18 Cent. Michigan 16, Indiana St. 13 Illinois 21, Purdue 17 Kenyon 52, Oberlin 0 W. Illinois 14, E.

Illinois 10 Taylor 14, Bluffton7 Wayne Mich. 35, Evansville 28 Wartburg 70, Upper Iowa 13 William Penn 20, Simpson 7 South Dakota 17, Morningside 14 St. Ambrose 30, Marquette 0 St. Paul Concordia 15, Loras 13 70, SW Minnesota 0 Pt. 45, Buena Vista 44, Dubuque 17 Cornell 35, Carleton 0 Knox 36, Coe 34 Penn 15, Lafayette 14 Monmouth 43, Grinnell 14 Valley City 45, Dickinson State 18 St.

Cloud St 24, Moorhead St 8 Minnesota-Morris 59, Michigan Tech. ,14 Bethel, Minn. 34, Sioux Falls 7 So Dakota Tech 25, Huron 24 St. Thomas 14, Gustavus Adolphus 7 St. Olaf 36, Macalester 0 So Dakota St 28, North Dakota 6 St.

John's 49, Concordia Moorhead 0 Luther 28, Central Iowa 20 Wahpeton, N.D. 34, Bismarck JC 6 Bemidji State 38, Winona 7 Northwestern 23, Yankton 16 Dana 20, Neb. Concordia 18 McPherson 35, Kansas Weslyn 7 S. Colorado 16, Adams St. 10 Benedictine, III.

40, Culver-Stockton 12 Dakota State 40, USD-Springfield 24 Gracetand 14, Tarkio 7 Illinois Col. 36, Iowa Weslyn 13 I Itinois Weslyn 17, Washington, Mo. 0 N. Central, III. 42, North ParkO Michigan 70, 14 Arkansas St.

41, S. Illinois 10 Wichita 33, Drake 23 Worfhington CC 19, Willmar 17 Northwestern 23, Yankton 16 Minot 31, Jamestown 28 Northern Illinois 7, Illinois State 3 Cincinnati 16, Tulsa 7 Midland 19, Hastings 13 UNI 38, Wayne St. 0 Black Hills 28, Dak. Wesleyan 15 Northern 37, Mayville 14 SOUTH Duke 18, Clemson 18 Georgia 45, VanderbiltO Howard 42, Virginia St. 15 Marshall 9, DaytonO Maryland 17, Wake Forest 15 N.

Carolina St 21, N. Carolina 13 Virginia Tech 14, Virginia 10 Youngstown 33, Morehead St. 7 E. Carolina 17, VMI 3 Georgia Tech. 28, Auburn 10 Madison 17, Davidson 12 Shepherd 17, West Liberty 0 W.Virginia St.

18, Kentucky St. 10 Norfolk St. 24, Hampton Inst. 7 Salem Col. 24, W.Va.

Weslyn 7 Carnegie-Mellon 36, John Carroll 0 Morris Brown 14, Florida 14 Livingston 20, SE Louisiana 10 Salisbury St. 37, Johns Hopkins 0 Alabama 20, Tennessee 13 Elon 38, Presbyterian 7 Grambling 20, Mississippi Val. 7 Murray St. 24, Mid. Tennessee 20 Kentucky 21, LSU 7 Southern U.

20, Jackson St. 6 South Carolina 10, Mississippi 7 Citadel 20, Richmond 7 Florida 33, Florida State 26 Boston College 14, West Virginia 3 Louisville 36, NE Louisiana 8 Tulane 23, Army 10 Mississippi State 42, Memphis State 33 World Series Begins Friday Night Preps Return Of The Cager vs aass The O'Gorman High girls basketball team fell to the state's No. 1 rated team, Yankton, 47-26 at the Knight gym Saturday night. The loss puts the Knights record at 1-5 while Yankton is 9-0. O'Gorman will invade Lincoln Tuesday night.

Daine Hiemstra led the winners with 12 points on four field goals and a four-for-six free throw performance. Kathy Konikson paced Bill Frankman's team with eight points. Yankton was 16 of 60 from the field with 12 rebounds while tana, the return home became particularly gratifying. The Royals, using long-range strikes for all but one touchdown, rolled up a 34-0 advantage before SFC scored with 4:11 remaining. The Braves lost two fumbles and had four passes intercepted but the Royals, in turn, were penalized nearly 100 yards.

Chicago junior Mark Rappin-chuk sped 36 yards for the UND SDS 23 13 57 162 53 317 180 68 11 29-4 3 6 1 5426 929 2 2-31 4-40 6 5 2 1 Bethel defensive end Steve Johnson, right. Wood Stadium Saturday afternoon. In between is closes in a Sioux Falls College quarterback Dan the Braves' Randy Stange. (Photo by Mel An-Stiff, left, during Tepee Day action at Howard tonen) First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Passing Punts Penalties Fumbies-losi INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: South Dakota State, Mike Lunde 5 118, Paul Konrad 18 87, Jon Bly 14 66. Dick Wei kert 10 43.

North Dakota, Bill Deutsch 29 104, Toby Rothfuzs 8 36. PASSING: Greg Gunderson 11-29 180; Dick Weikert 3 6-68. RECEIVING: North Dakota, Pat Wacker 5-61, Tom Petrik 4-93, Jeff Hoplin 1 23 O. State. Monte Mosiman 1-35, Paul Konrad 1 26.

fumble recovery and the diving interception of a deflected pass. In the opening minutes of the second period, Roger Thomas' hosts drove to the Bethel goal before being turned away. With a first down at the eight, the Braves, now 1-2 in the league to Bethel's 2-1, saw Jeff Stewart Bethel Wins Continued on Page 10C By JOHN EGAN Argus-Leader Sports Editor Homecoming was a double-edged sword at Howard Wood Stadium Saturday afternoon. Sioux Falls College suffered a 34-7 Tri-State Conference setback at the hands of Bethel College as a part of the annual Tepee Days celebration. But for Bethel's coach, Chuo Reynolds, former football center at Washington High and Augus.