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8D FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS AND SUN-SENTINEL, Sunday, Nov. 22, 1970 t' Orange Bowl-Bound Nebraska Tips Oklahoma, 28-21 OKIaho'mi Nebraska 53 20 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost 517 100 57 14-52-0 J-3? 2 40 276 95 10 7-K-3 t-30 0 30 Yards penalized 7-21 7-21 a Oklahoma Nebraska 0 14 7 the half, Orduna slammed across standing up from three yards out to tie the score, 14-14, at the intermission. The Huskers took the lead for the first time during the third quarter when Guy Ingles hauled in a 13-yard pass from Tagge. Jim Anderson intercepted an end zone pass by the Sooners on the final play of the game to clinch the victory. Oklahoma outrushed Nebraska, but Tagge's passes 14 completions in 22 throws for 200 yards and two touchdowns made the difference.

Wylie, Oklahoma's do-everything sophomore, led all rushers with 125 yards on 24 carries. Orduna and Jeff Kinney, alternate I-backs, led Nebraska rushers with 66 and 57 yards, respectively. the only blemish on its record this year is a tie with Southern California. The Sooners stopped the Nebraska attack twice in the first half close to the Sooner goal once when Johnny Rodgers fumbled after receiving a pass on the Sooner six and again minutes later when Joe Orduna was stopped cold on the one on a fourth-down play. Oklahoma's first tocuhdown came in the first half when quarterback Jack Mildren capped a 73-yard drive with a twisting five-yard run.

It didn't take Nebraska long to get the equalizer, however. Five plays after Rodgers returned the kickoff to the Nebraska 36, he was on the receiving end of a 53-yard scoring strike from Tagge. Wylie put Oklahoma ahead again two minutes later when he scored on a 37-yard run. With 10 minutes left in Our Wirt SrvlcM LINCOLN, Neb. Quarterback Jerry Tagge squirm-ad over from a yard out with 7:42 remaining to snap a 21-21 tie Saturday and give Orange Bowl-bound Nebraska a thrilling 28-21 victory over stubborn Oklahoma.

Oklahoma, a two-touchdown underdog, led twice in the first half and tied the score on the second play of the final period when halfback Joe Wylie connected on a 10-yard pass to Willie Franklin. Tagge directed a 53-yard drive to snap the tie and set it up when he tossed a 42-yard pass to Dan Schneiss on a third-and-11 play to give the winners a first down on the Oklahoma three. Jeff Kinney plunged to the one before Tagge carried it over. Nebraska now is unbeated in 18 straight games and it run maar blrkl Midwest Rodgers 53 pass from Tagge (Rogers kick) Wylie 37 run (Deer kick) Orduna 3 run (Rogers kick) Ingles 13 pass from Tagge (Rogers kick) Franklin 10 pass from Wylie (Deer k'ck Tagge 1 run (Rogers kick) Colorado Routs Air Force, 49-19 Northwestern Edges Past Michigan St. M'T'wU I EAST LANSING, Mich.

UP) Bill Planisek's 27-yard field goal with 48 seconds left Saturday gave Northwestern a 23-20 Big Ten victory over Michigan State. It was Planisek's third field goal of the afternoon. He had booted a 37-yarder earlier in the fourth quarter to give the Wildcats' a 20-20 tie. Northwestern jumped to a 17-0 lead in the first half but had to battle back in the second half for its first victory over Michigan. State in 11 games, dating back to 1924.

The victory earned the Wildcats a tie for second place in the Big Ten, their highest finish since 1948 when they were the runnerup team and received a Rose Bowl bid. However, they lost their chance for a Rose bid this time as Ohio State beat Michigan to finish unbeaten. Northwestern was 6-1 in the conference. Michigan State still was trying in the last seconds of the game but four incomplete passes by quarterback Mike Ras-mussen killed the last Sflartan hopes. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.

Colorado's bruising running attack demolished Sugar Bowi-bound Air Force Saturday, scoring 28 points in the second period for a 49-19 upset victory in the final season gamefor bom teams. Tentihjranked Air Force, in losing its second game of the season, got only two first downs in the first half and even when it got its offense untracked in the second half, gave up the ball on mistakes. Only Monday the Falcons had accepted a Sugar Bowl bid. Colorado, with 357 rushing yards in the first half, scored 35 points before intermission, and then turned the game over to its defense. Air Force's Bob Parker, the fifm best passer in the country, was intercepted four times, with two of them coming in the Colorado end zone to stop Falcon scoring drives in the second Falcon tailback Brian Bream and flanker Ernie Jen-: nings, the most potent scoring pair in collegeHfootball history with 38 touchdowns, were held to one score.

Bream' plunged in from one-yard out in the final period. Air Force's only score until the final minutes was produced by the defense, when Colorado's John Tarver. coughed up a fumble on the Air Force 10 in the first period and Falcon defensive back Scott Hamm pulled it in and ran all the way for the touchdown. It was the only spark for Air Force in the first half, in which the Falcons were held to 48 yards. Colorado then scored 42 straight points with seven different players getting into the act.

i Starting Colorado quarterback Jim Bratten, who was injured in the second period, tossed a 42-yard score to Willie Nichols and carried in another from seven yards out. Substitute Paul Arndt hit Larry Brunson on a perfect 63-yard score and ran in another 15-yarder. Jon Keyworth scored two touchdowns on runs of 30 and three yards, while Tarver scored on a five-yard blast up the middle. Air Force, which lost to Oregon, 45-36, two weeks ago, did not produce a touchdown with its offense until 8:36 was left in the game. Parker connected with Mike Bolen on a five-yard toss.

f. Missouri Trounces Kansas Wisconsin Roars By Minnesota (AP Wlrephofo) NEBRASKA DEFENSIVE BACK JIM ANDERSON LEAPS TO INTERCEPT PASS wide-open Oklahoma receiver is deprived of a possible touchdown Stanford, Plunkett Upset By California, 22-14 1 FOR THE HUNTERS Colorado Air Force 33 20 482 40 193 266 63 172 1-17-1 25-55-4 2-38 e-41 2 1 114 35 First downs Rushins yardaae Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized ALL CLOTHING 20 OFF 7 7-4 12-1 Colorado Air Force at. INC. Nichols 42 past from Bratten (Haney kick) Bratten 7 run (Henev kick) Kevworth 30 run (Haney kick) Arendt 15 run (Haney kick) Tarver 5 run (Heney kick) Brunson 63 pass from A a (Haney kick) af Bolen pass from Parker (kick failed) Keyworth 1 run (Haney kick) AF Bream 1 run (pass failed) A 45,447. WORLD WIDE SPORTSMAN 2764 EAST OAKLAND PARK BLVD.

Telephone: 564-2223 He connected with Jackie Brown on a 74-yard pass-run play 10 minutes into the third quarter to give the Indians the MADISON, Wis. Wl Wisconsin quarterback Neil Graff passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Badgers walloped Minnesota, 39-14, Saturday and the wraps on their pest' season since 1963. The Badgers, playing their most inspired football of the season, spotted Minnesota a first-quarter touchdown, then roared back to give Coach John Jardine a 4-5-1 xCord in his first year at the helm. COLUMBIA, Mo. Wide receiver Mel Gray bolted 97 yards on a kickoff return for a fourth-quarter touchdown that lifted Missouri to a 28-17 Big Eight Conference victory Saturday over bitter rival Kansas.

Gray sifted through a wave of Jayhawk defenders, broke-a tackle, cut sharply to his left and used his 9.8 speed to outrun the last defender. I The run came on the kickoff after Bob Hembacher had put Kansas ahead with a 20-yard field goal, 17-15. Jack Bastable, a kicker who 'made his debut in a big way as a Missouri runner, put the game out of Kansas' reach by ripping 27 yards for what proved an unnecessary touchdown with 3:52 remaining, i- Fullback James Harrison twice for 'Missouri on runs of two and seven yards. Besides his touchdown, Bastable contributed a 20-yard field goal and an extra point. lead for the first time at 14-13.

mm 1 Minnesota Wisconsin 23 24 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized hi a. I 1 1 195 262 36 14-23-0 4-41 1 47 133 226 86 11-36-1 5-36 2 34 mmm 7 0 0 714 0 Til 20-39 Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas Missouri 23 17 WW Cook 1 run (Clare kick) Graff 1 run (Jaeger kick) Mialik 6 pass from Graff (kick failed) Hannah 23 pass from Graff (pass failed) Hamm 42 pass from Currs (Clare kick) Ferguson 29 run (pass failed) Whittaker 47 pass from Krug-man (Jaeger kick) Moon I run (Jaeger kick) A 55,167. Tlrst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 2(16 132 74 5-17-1 5-33 1 35 219 138 196 5-40 1 20 Our Wirt Services Calif. UPI) Dave Penhall, California's unheralded quarterback, staged Jim Plunkett Saturday in a 22-14 upset victory over Rose Bowl-bound Stanford, passing for one touchdown and running for another in a near-perfect performance, formance. Penhall, throwing most of 'the time while on the run, baffled Stanford's defense by completing 18 of 36 passes for 231 yards.

His touchdown throw covered 10 yards to Bob Darby and he ran, one yard for the olher California score. The California defense, led by tackle Sherman White, shut Plunkett off every time the Indians made a serious move. Stanford, which will meet Big Ten champion Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, finished with back-to-back loses for an 8-3 mark. Plunkett, college football's alMdme passing and total-offense champ, connected on 18 of 32 passes for 250 yards and Stanford's two touchdowns, but his statistics didn't include a half dozen plays where he missed men in the clear. Once, with the Indians rolling, Plunkett threw the ball right into the hands of a California defender.

And the last two times Stanford got the ball, he fumbled away the ball and threw an interception. The Golden Bears jumped to a 13-0 lead before Plunkett finally found the range. The 0 7 7 3-17 0 0 1928 Kansas Missouri Stanford quarterback threw 38 yards to Randy Vataha for Stanford's initial score which came with only 1:39 left in the first half. Long Beach Ends Aztec String At 31 ANAHEIM, m. Long Beach State's mighty running machine combined three touchdowns with a stingy pass defense in a stunning 27-11 upset of 14th-ranked and previously unbeaten San Diego State Friday sight.

The upset snapped San Diego's 21-game winning streak and ended a string of 31 games in a row without a loss since the Aztecs dropped a 31-25 decision to Utah State in 1967. The Aztecs and 49ers now are tied for the Pacific Coast Athletic Association Championship, and a league vote next week will determine which team goes to the Pasadena Bowl Dec. 19 to play Missouri Valley Conference champion Louisville. San Diego is 9-1 and Long Beach 8-2 but both teams are 5-1 in the PCAA. Al Limahelu gave San Diego an early 3-0 lead with a 37-yard field goal in the first period.

I San Dleso St. Long Beach St. First downs 21 18 Rushing yardage 10 402 Passing yardage 284 Return yardage 142 77 Passes 20-40-6 2-8-70 Punts 3-41 5-34 Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 65 49 Iowa Stops IllinL 22-16 FG Bastable 20 Harrison 2 run (kick failed) Foster 64 pass from Heck (Helm-bacher kick) Nelloms 1 run (Helmbacher kick) Harrison 7 run (pass failed) FG Helmbacher 20 Gray 97 kickotf return (Bastable 'fc(ck) Bastable 27 run (pass failed) -i A 58,500. I 1 MOTOR HOMES 661 W. Sunrise-763-1375 or 763-3011 7- YEAR BANK FINANCING 8:30 to 8:30 Daily Sun.

12 Noon to 6 IOWA CITY, Iowa. 071 Iowa stopped Illinois at the TJw-AArri nnrlc Hawkeyes' one-foot-Hne on the JJIUWII -LiCaUO iast piay 0f the game to i preserve a 22-16 Big Ten victory Saturday. Boilermakers By Indiana Illinois Iowa 16 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 22 174 159 16 11-13-0 4-33 34 244 95 11 7-14-0 3-40 1 20 Illinois Iowa 0-16 822 1 I Bash 1 run (Melendez kick) ILL Kaiser 7 pass from Wellls (kick failed) ILL Burns 21 pass from Wellls (Wellis kick) I K. Reardon 5 pass from Bash (Melendez kick) ILL FG Wellls 46 I Bash 1 run (K. Reardon pass from Bash) A 38,700.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) -Stan Brown scored three touchdowns, including a 100-yard dash with a kickoff, and sophomore Otis Armstrong established a school-rushing record as Purdue shellacked Indiana, 40-0, Saturday. It was the third straight victory by the Boilermakers over the Hoosiers in their famed VOld Oaken Bucket" series and left Purdue with a 4-6 season record, its first losing in 14. Stanford California 18 23 7 153 280 281 17 2 20-37-2 20-28-1 e-31 2 16 37 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 014 22 Stanford California 811 6-27 San Diego Long Beach Indian Purdue C-FG Worsening 25 Darby 10 pass from Penhall (Werschlng kick) C-FG Wersching 33 Vataha 38 pass from Plunkett (Horowitz kick) Brown 74 pass from Plunkett Horowitz kick) Penhall 1 run (pass failed) C-FG Werschlng 26 A 76,800. 9 21 SD-FG Limahelu 37 LB Blggers 21 run (Logue kick) LB-Kirby 78 run (kick failed) LB Albrecht 58 run (Davidian pass from Drake) SD Delaney 73 pass from Slpe (Burrow pass from Slpe) LB FG Logue 30 First downs yardaqe Passing yardage Return yardage Passes lost Yards penalized Browns Activate Rookie Tackle CLEVELAND.

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