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TIMES DEMOCRAT Sunday, Oct. HU rn Davrnport-Bettendorf, laua OO 1 Tapped TJ Again with -v" Larry Weindruch NFLUnbeatens Eye No. 4 Mighty Elusive Goal Bowling Congress finds You don't hear too many bowlers talking about rolling a perfect 300 game around bowling centers too often they say that sort of wishful thinking out loud is a jinx. But every honest bowler will admit to the thought, which very rarely is transformed into reality. "All it takes" for a 300 game is 12 strikes In a row just about everyone who has stood on an approach knows that.

Well, there's much more to a 300 game than what meets the eye. Factors such as luck, skill, fate, nerves and other intangibles enter into bowling perfection. Last season, there were more than 1,250 perfect games sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress. The Women's International Huskers Smother Gophers LINCOLN, Neb, (AP) -Dave Humm threw a record-setting touchdown pass and running backs Dave Gillespie and Monte Anthony scored two touchdowns each Saturday as Nebraska's sixth-ranked t'ornhuskers defeated Minnesota 54-0 in a game in which the Golden Gophers could not get their offense in gear. Humm set a Nebraska record when he tossed the 33rd touchdown pass of his career, a 6-yarder to fullback Tony Davis, to open Husker scoring in the first period.

Nebraska set the tone of the game in its first possession as Humm guided an 85-yard scoring drive in 16 plays, capped by his record setting TD pass. Minnesota appeared to have stalled the Husker drive, but with fourth down and two yards to go on the 33, Gillespie picked up six yards (Hi a running play. Minnesota was unable to come up with a first down in the first three quarters, and managed only three in the final stanza as the Gophers could not spring vaunted running back Rick Upchurch past the Nebraska defensive line. Upchurch managed only 19 three straight losses. Thomas replaced Howard Shnel-lenberger following last week's loss to Philadelphia.

St. Louis won its third in a row, beating Cleveland last week, and the Cardinals haven't done that well at the start of a season since 19fj6, when they won their first five. They were 4-9-1 last year. DEFENSE HAS been the key for the Cards. A year ago, they allowed 90 points in their first three games.

This season, their yield has been a mere 20 points, less than one touchdown per game. That's the best figure in the league so far. San Francisco, tied for the lead in its division, won its first two games before being beaten by Cincinnati last week. The best matchup of the NFL weekend could be in Irving, where unbeaten Minnesota faces Dallas. The Vikes haven't been scoring.

They won their last two games with only one touchdown in each contest. Last week's score came on the 250th touchdown pass of Fran Tarkenton's career. DALLAS' offense also has been sluggish. The Cowboys' only score in last week's loss to the New York Giants came with only 11 seconds left to play. Quarterback Roger Staubach passed for 256 yards in that game and leads the league with 725 yards so far.

Two of today's three interconference games Washington at Cincinnati and Buffalo at Green Bay match teams with identical records of 2-1. Washington and Cincinnati both showed strong defenses last week, each permitting only a field goal and winning comfortably. The Redskins' Bill Kilmer is leading the league's passers and against Cincinnati, he will be aiming for Charley Taylor, who is only two catches short of Lance Alworth's 542 career mark, fourth on the NFL's all-time list. Bv AKMM'iatcri l'n Unbeaten and untied. That bit of alliteration is usually reserved for football people like the Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins, the Los Angeles Rams, and the Dallas Cowboys.

But as the National Football League season enters its fourth week today, there are only three clubs who qualify for that fancy phrase, and two of them are the New England Patriots and St. Louis Cardinals, who were have-nots as recently as last season. The Patriots are at home against the winless Baltimore Colts while St. Louis, off to its best start in eight seasons, plays at San Francisco. MINNESOTA, the third unbeaten club and the only one of the three really expected to be, is in Dallas for a rematch of last year's National Conference championship game.

Elsewhere Sunday, Washington is at Cincinnati, Buffalo at Green Bay, Denver at Kansas City, Oakland at Cleveland, Detroit at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at Houston, Philadelphia at San Diego, New Orleans at Chicago, and Atlanta plays the New York Giants in New Haven, Conn. The New York Jets are at Miami for Monday night's nationally televised game, completing the weekend schedule. THE PATRIOTS, winners of three straight games after a 5-9 record last season, kayoed Los Angeles a week ago, forcing the Rams into four fumbles. Jim Plunkett tossed two touchdown passes and John Smith kicked a pair of field goals against an LA defense that had surrendered only 10 points in the first two games of the season. Baltimore hopes General Manager Joe Thomas, now doubling as coach, can turn the Colts around following Indianapolis Is Host WED.

fOPEN DAILY 10-10; SUNDAY 10-6 Indianapolis will host the 56th WIBC tournament next spring, giving the Indiana capitol a national tournament for the second consecutive year. Last year, the ABC held its national tourney there. Entry forms are available from local association secretaries, most bowling centers and from the WIBC headquarters in Greendale, Wis. The ABC tourney will be in Dayton, Ohio, this year. There is another major event in the works for the first time.

The National Bowling Council announced plans to launch its own "super bowl" in 1975 which for the first time will bring together the Top Series So Far The Burlington Bowl Inn team in the Tri-City Classic established the season's top series last Tuesday when the three regulars and two subs combined forces for a 3,100 series. The team games were per- fed games much more rare. There have been only 250 perfectos bowled by 244 women since the WIBC was founded in 1916. Sylvia Martin of Philadelphia has three perfect games, while no other woman has more than two. The men also appear to be proficient at picking up the so-called impossible splits.

There were at least 3,000 7-10 splits and 3,000 "big four" splits converted, according to ABC figures. There were 200 bowlers who averaged more than 266 per game, surpassing the magic 800 mark. It takes more skill than luck to hit even 700, and last year, ABC awarded patches to more than 22,000 bowlers who passed that plateau. nation's best professional, league, collegiate and military bowlers. The "Colossus" will be held in Dayton immediately following the ABC tourney.

There will be 24 college teams, 12 each of men and women, competing for the college title. The state men's and women's champions will compete in the state champions event, and the winning armed forces teams will compete against each other. As a climax, the top 20 money winners in the mens and womens pro tours will be invited for singles tournaments with the finals being set up the same way as the televised tournament. 019, 1,060, and 1,021. Oddly enough, there were only two 600 counts, Ken Bailey's 678 and sub Bub Blevins' 641.

The other scores were Gary Goings 595, Don Johnson 594 and sub Bob Mejia 592. Statistics Missouri Wisconsin 24 First downs Rushes-yards Passing vords Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards IB 41-209 148 38 11-20-2 638 21 315 65-347 138 86 99-0 4-52 00 226 Missouri 7 0 0 13-20 Wisconsin 14 21 24 059 Wis Marek 81 run (Lamia kick) Miso Smith 1 run (Goble kick) Wis Marek 2 run (Lomio kick) Wis Canada )4 run (Lamia kick) Wis Canada 17 run (Lamia kick) Wis Morgan 1 run (Lamia kick) Wis Marek 2 run (Lamia kick) Wis Wagner 40 run with intercepted pass (Lomio kick) Wis FG LoBun 27 Wis Morgan 8 run (Lomio kick) Miso Golbreatt) I run (Gibbons kick) Mo Miller 4 pass from Pisarkiewicz (kick failed) body recovered a Missouri fumble on the second play of the second half. After a 34-yard Bohlig to Jeff Mack pass, Marek scored his third touchdown from two yards out. Two plays later, safety Steve Wagner intercepted a Ray Smith pass and raced 40 yards, giving UW a 49-7 lead only 2:19 into the second half. Wisconsin's Terry Buss picked off a Missouri pass, two plays later, setting up a 27-yard field goal by Vladimir LaBun.

Football Standings NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE lotto rn Ovist on Pet Ptv New England 3 0 0 1 00(1 OF 58 71 56 61 Miami 2.1 0 .667 76 Bjalo I 0 5J Jets 12.0 113 51 Baltimore I 1 JM CtntrolDivltion Pittsburgh I I I 500 Houston I JO 13 35 Cleveland 1 2 0 333 34 Western Division Oakland 2 1 0 667 64 Kansas City 2 1 0 667 48 San Diego I 2 0 55 Denver 0 7 1 167 48 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Divtion St touis 1 0 0 1 000 53 Washington 2 I 0 66 51 Philadelphia 1 I 0 667 46 Dallas I 7 0 lli Giants I 2 0 333 44 Central Division Minnesota i 0 0 I fx0 SO Green Bay 7 0 667 58 Chicogo 1 7 0 .331 45 Detroit 0 3 0 000 34 51 28 50 6 82 Western Division Los Angeles 2 I 0 667 55 30 Son Francisco 2 1 0 .667 36 44 New Orleans 1 7 0 331 27 54 Atlanta 0 3 0 000 23 54 Sports Calendar MONDAY Football Golesburg at East Moline JV Bettendort at Muscatine JV Iowa Wesleyan at Augustana JV Rock Island at West, soph reserve Volleyball DeWitt at Pleasant Volley Golf Western Big Six at Ouincv Block Hawk in Lake County Meet (Mundelein) TUESDAY Football Wood vs. Williams, Bradv Williams at Bettendort Gold Cross Country Assumption at Moline West at East Moline Golesburg at Alleman Central at Rack Islond Bettendort at Cedar Rapids Ken nedy, girls Bettendort, Iowa City West at Iowa City Volleyball West at Dubuaue Wahlerf Bettendort at Pleasant Valley North Scott ot Camonche Girls Tennis Alleman ot Assumption East Moline at Central Moline at Rock Island Girls Swimming Assumption, Wahlert ot West Central at Cedar Rapids Washington WEDNESDAY Football Wood at North Scott, 9th Sudlow vs. Young, Brady Volleyball DeWitt at North Scott Golf Block Hawk in Canton-Spoon River meet THURSDAY Football Wolcott vs. Bettendort 9th, Brady Assumption at Pleasant Valley Frosh Walcott vs. Smart, Brady Girls Tennis West at Assumption Alleman at East Moline Central at Rock Islond Cross Country Sandberg at Black Hawk West at Central Rock Island, Princeton at Geneseo Golf Sandburg at Black Hawk Volleyball Central, Clinton, Bettendort ot West Girls Swimming West at Rock Island Central at Moline FRIDAY Football West at Central, Bradv Rock Island ot East Moline Golesburg at Moline Ouincv at Alleman, Rl Stadium Assumption ot Burlington North Scott at Morrison Sterling Newman at Riverdale Pleasant Valley at Comanche Bettendort at Clinton Golf Illinois District at Golfmohr Black Hawk ot Glenn Ellyn SATURDAY Football Augustana at Elmhurst St.

Ambrose at Loras, club tootball Cross Country Black Hawk in Parkland Meet, Champaign East Moline in Sterling meet Alleman in Maple Leaf meet, Geneseo Moline in Mottoon meet Valley meet in Iowa City Eastern Illinois at Augustana Iowa girls district Golf Illinois District Girls Swimming Rock Islond in Ames meet Clinton. Washington at Bettendort. William Penn Routs Luther DECORAII, Iowa (AP) -Quarterback Jeff Parsons' four touchdown passes carried William Penn College to a 47-6 win Saturday over Luther in Iowa Conference football. I SALE save (mdlMm ST KMART! kWT" IFall tires PLUS F.E.T. It mi iMrW- I Badgers In 59-20 Blitz Of Missouri KM 78 4-FULL-FLY POLYESTER CORD BLACKYALLS KiitS 100 KUDSTO 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD BUtCKWELS yards on 14 carries and was trapped behind the line of scrimmage four times.

Statistics Minnesota Nebraska First downs 3 30 Rushes-yards 31 29 75-40? Passing yards 35 122 Return yards 0 141 Posses 4-13-1 6-12-0 Punts 9-40 1-34 Fumbles-lost 1-1 3-2 Penalties-yards 4-40 2 16 Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 Nebraska 6 20 15 13 54 Nebr Davis 6 pass from Humm (kick tailed) Nebr Gillespie 1 run (Coyle kick Nebr Anthony 48 run (Coyle kick) Nebr Humm 15 run (kick toiled) Nphr Anthony 3 run (Humm run) Nebr Burrow 67 punt return (Coyle kick) Nebr Gillespie 5 run (Coyle kick) Nebr Malito 66 pass trom Everett (kick tailed) Hoosiers' Spin To 11 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Junior quarterback Chuck Fiorante sparked a 21-point second quarter spurt Saturday as West Virginia pounded past Indiana, 24-0, in an intersectional college football meeting. The loss was the 11th in a row for Indiana and its fourth of the year. The string of losses ties the school record, set by Hoosier team in 1948-49. West Virginia evened its season mark at 2-2 with Fiorante coming off the bench to bring the Mountaineer offense alive fur three second period touchdovvs After a scoreless first period, in which Indiana stalled three times in Mountaineer territory, and generally dominated play', Fiorante relieved starter Ben Williams and riddled Indiana's secondary with passes.

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