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a 511 QUAD-CITY TIMES Sunday, Nov. 13, 1977 Davenporl-Bettonilurf, Iowa Sooners Won't Stop Sooners Colo 45-141 OHIO 77 41 57 a j--i i- J-2S First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Posses Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Colorado 4-13 4-i 4ll II I 17 14 Okianomo 11 10 1 SI uu peacocn 3 run (von schamonn kick) OuS'ms 1 run (von Schomonn kick) OU Sims I run (von Scnamonn kick) OU Lott A rui (von Schamann kick) OuRhodes 28 pass Irom Lott (von Schamonn kick) CU Mayherrv 3run (Dadiotiskick) OU PG von Schomann is Ou Sims 10 run (von Scnamonn kick) OU Williams 15 run (yon Schomonry kic) CU Humble I run (Dadiotis kick) NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) Oklahoma football players said all along they would be hard for anyone to stop if they didn't stop themselves with fumbles and penalties. With the national television cameras on them Saturday and a bowl appearance at stake, the Sooners fumbled away the ball only once and had only 25 yards in penalties. The result was 478 yards of offense and a 52-14 runaway over Colorado, assuring the third-ranked Sooners of at least a tie for the Big Bright Conference championship.

Quarterback Thomas Lott, who scored one touchdown on a six-yard run and. passed 28 yards to split one can stop our offense." Colorado Coach Bill Mal-lory said Oklahoma's four starting backs "were too much for us," The starting backs staked Oklahoma to a 35-0 lead six minutes into the second quarter and departed in the third period with the Sooners ahead 45-7. Sophomore halfback Billy Sims carried only six times, but scored three touchdowns on runs of 16, two and one yards, and fullback Kenny King rushed 18 times for 121 yards. Lott rushed 11 times for 83 yards and Elvis Peacock, the other starting halfback, carried 11 times for68 yards and scored the Thomas Lutt end Steve Rhodes for another, said, "We've eliminated mistakes, by concentrating harder. "This is the time of the year when you start playing for the Orange Bowl that Oklahoma gets it together," Lott said.

"If we execute like we should, no game's first touchdown on a 3-yard burst. Freshman fullback Jeff Williams scored on a 15-yard run and Uwe Von Schamann gave the Sooners' three more points with a 36-yard field goal. James May berry, Colorado's leading rusher with 108 yards, scored from three yards out in the second quarter and Colorado was unable to threaten again until fullback Bob Humble plunged from the one with less than a minute to play. The Sooner defense played a big role in the runaway, grabbing two fumbles and four interceptions of Jeff Knapple passes. Safety Zax Henderson intercepted two passes and defensive end Reggie Mathis recovered two fumbles.

Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer, holding oranges in both hands, said, "That's what we were playing for. We haven't lost yet on television, have we?" Oklahoma plays Nebraska Nov. 25 in another nationally televised game which will decide the Big Eight's representative in the Orange Bowl. Mizzou Ropes Cowboys Akron Kips W. Illinois AKRON, Ohio (UPI) Fullback Mark Hovanec gained 97 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead Akron to a 42-7 romp over Western Illinois Saturday night.

Akron, which closed out its season at 6-4-1, shutdown the Western offense throughout the which dropped to 3-7, was led by Greg Law-son with 32 yards in 10 car-. ries. Western's lone score -came on a 10-yard pass from Eiff Fullmer to Jerry Holloway. Iowa State linebacker Mark Settle Intercepts a pass from Kansas State quarterback Wendell llendrickson on the 35 yard line. The Intended receiver, fullback Roosevelt Duncan, moves in for the tackle.

(I PI photo) Rubley Leads ISU quarter, the Cowboys recovered a Missouri fumble, but on the next play fumbled themselves and the Tigers recovered. Missouri failed to get a first down, and Brockhaus kicked a 42-yard field goal. Missouri punted, and on the next play Miller scampered 69 yards to the Missouri 14. Four plays later he scored from the seven. Oklahoma opened the second half with a 14-play march that ate up six minutes and ended with Miller's two-yard plunge into the end zone.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) Missouri freshman quarterback Phil Bradley ran for two touchdowns and passed for 88 yards Saturday to lead the Tigers to a 41-14 victory over the Oklahoma State Cowboys. The Tigers won despite giving up 246 yards and two touchdowns to Ileis-man Trophy candidate Terry Miller. The rushing total was an OSU record for one game. Miller's previous career high of 228 yards was set last year against Missouri.

After going scoreless in the third quarter and allowing Oklahoma State to take a 14-10 lead, Missouri scored three touchdowns in less than three minutes in the fourth quarter. Bradley, playing for injured Pete Woods, plunged one yard on the first of his touchdowns and scam pered through the Oklahoma State defenders for 24 yards on the second. Between those scores, Tiger defensive end Steve Hamilton Intercepted a pitch from OSU quarterback Randy Stephenson at the Cowboy 20-yard line and ran it to the end zone. Two minutes later, Jeff Brockhaus kicked his second field goal to make it 34-14. With 39 seconds remaining in the game, Tiger tailback Dean Leibson carried it in from the two-yard line for the Tigers' fifth touchdown.

After a scoreless first quarter, Tiger fullback An-nise Davis ran in from the five-yard line for a touchdown at the start of the second quarter. It was set up by Russ Calabrese's interception of a Stephenson pass. Midway in the second MINI AND MIGHTY LIFT TRUCKS BY TOYOTA MODELS FGA7 and FGA9 DESIGNED FOR CLOSE WORKING AREAS GAS ELECTRIC FGA7 Continued from Page IB nouneed his resignation, effective at the end of the season. Raiiisberger has never won a Big Eight game in 20 tries, and he will get his final chance as the Kansas State coach Saturday against Colorado. "Another close one," Rafnsberger said.

"I think it shows the true character of our football team as they played the lfith best team in the nation. Iowa State took the ball and moved down the field when they needed it. "We didn't play with a lot of emotion because there isn't much emotion left in this team," he said. "There is a lot of character." Iowa State, playing in front of representatives from the Sun Bowl, upped its record to 7-3, including a 4-2 slate in the Big Eight. Kansas State fell to 1-9 overall and 0-6 in the conference.

Cyclone coach Earle Bruce said he was expecting a tough game from of 1 41257 9-35 78 64 FGA7 EQA9 LENGTH INCL. FORK) POOV7" WIDTH 33" 33" Turning radius 63" 65V4" LIFT CAPACITY 1 50Olbs First Downs Rushes yarOs Passing voras Return varOs Posses Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 175 4--20-! 815 0 4-37 5 5-37 2 5-4 4-3 3 26 4- 19 24 l.nrjjer Models I loose l-'rom. Lowest Leasing Rates in the Quad-Cities! POWER-LIFT, INC. 141 1 Washington St. Davenport 326-4061 Oklahoma state 0 7 7 0 14 Missouri 0 10 0 3141 MU A Davis 5 run (Brockhaus kick) wu FG Brockhaus 4'7 OS Miller 7 run lAnkersen kick) O'j Davis I run (Ankersen kick I MU BraOlev 1 run i Brockhaus kicki AtU Hamilton 2(J pilcnoul interception (Brockhaus ki(k) WU Bradley 24 run IBrockhaus kick i MU FG Brockhaus 34 MU Leibson 2 run (Biockhauskick) Craig's TDs Fuel Huskers Bulletin Board Running Events The Cornbelt Running Club annual Round the Clock runs fodov.

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Needs Game Tipton, Iowa, High School needs a sophomore football game tor Saturday, Sept. 9, We would like two year contract. Weightlifting LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) Curtis Craig scored on runs of 12 and five yards to help lOth-ranked Nebraska to a 52-7 Big Eight victory over Kansas Saturday. Craig, alternating with I.M.

Hipp, collected 54 yards on just six carries. The former Davenport Central prep helped the Cornhuskers to a team-record 556 rushing yards with his longest carry of the day, a 21-yarder. His 12-yard TD scamper put the first points on the board. The ground total, broke the mark of 523 yards set in 1954 against Hawaii. Richard Herns notched three touchdowns for Nebraska.

AFTER Craig got Nebraska off to a quick lead with a 12-yard run 5:11 into the game, Berns cut loose on first-half scoring runs of 63, 10 and five yards In supplying the scoring punch that made it obvious the beleaguered Wildcats. "WE DIDN'T come down here expecting a breeze. They hit you," Bruce said. "They showed us they've got good football players. There's nothing wrong with that football team." Rubley hit Buck with the first touchdown pass seven plays into the second quarter after a short Don Bird-sey punt of 24 yards gave the Cyclones possession at their own 46.

Iowa State punter Rick. Blabolil returned the favor midway through the quarter with a 27-yard punt to give Kansas State possession at the Cyclone 41. After a five-yard procedure penalty, Kansas State quarterback Wendell Hen-rikson hit Charlie Green with a 46-yard scoring pass to cut the Iowa State lead to 9-7. The Cyclones played without the servies of much of its Big Eight-leading defensive unit. "We're hurting badly on defense," Bruce said.

"We're missing (Tom) Randall, (Tom) Baskey, (Mike) Stensrud and (Craig) Volkens." THE CYCLONES restored the nine-point cushion with 40 seconds left in the half on Rubley's pass to Hixom in a fourth-and-15 situation to climax an 80-yard drive. Curry's touchdown boosted the lead to 22-7, but Kansas State drove 80 yards in the final minutes with Ray Butler scoring' the final touchdown on a one-yard run. llenrikson hit Paul Coff-man with a two-point conversion to account for the final seven point margin. Scott Kollman got Iowa State on the scoreboard in the first quarter with a 20-yard field goal. Green carried the ball 31 times in upping his season total to 1,055 on the year making him just the fifth back In Big Eight history to rush for 1,000 yards two straight seasons.

Kansas State held him off the scoreboard, however, for just the second time in 10 games this season. "Dexter earned every one of those yards," Bruce said. Individual Statistics Iowa Stole Rustling D. Green, 3'2 carries for 135 yards; Curry, 4-31 Cerrato, 3-31; 5earjroolte, 3-30; Kennedv, 5 27; Rubley, 24; Cummins. 10-24; Solomon.

3-11; Blabolil. 1-4; Buck, 1-0; Hordee, l-(-IO). Kansas Stole Rustling Buller, 11-67; Green, 12-34, Duncan, 6 21; T. Brown, 2-14; Hen-rikson, 4-8. Iowa State Passing Rubley, 6-lor-10, 1 interception, 87 yards; 0.

Green, 0-1-0-0; Mixon, 0 1-0-0. i Kansas State Passing Henrlkson. 10-23-1-123. Iowa State Receiving Hlxon, 3 catches tor 54 yards. I touchdown; D.

Green, 2-160; Buck, 1171. Kansas State Receiving C. Green, 3-89-1; M. Green, 4-3-0; Coltman, 3-31-0. The lowa State Men's Reformatory and hie Iowa Amateur Athletic Union will sponsor the eighth annual Open Power Lifting meet Dec 3.

The contest is open to any AAU registered male Al! competition will be subiect to AAU rule. Entry fee is and should be sent to Tom Beadle al the lowa Slate Men's Reformatory in Anamoso. Sorry, no outside spectators are allowed fToUDDDDgfj sdDD ODODDDitqsiml 1 Men's I lilL mh FULLY INSULATED Full Grain jJP SSMii Leather Uppers Steel Shank 4 Complete Moisture Resistant Linings vtV 1WA ilk GENUINE GOODYEAR WELT TrA A Leather Gusset E-Z On Pull Tab 4rjfpIkM-- Lugger Bar, Oil Resistant Sole isZVP VTi'l Padded and Lined Tongue MSJ if 1 Cushioned Unit Sole and Heel Terps Duck set Bid Up Curtis t'ralg this was going to be Nebraska's easiest win to date in an 8-2 season. Billy Todd stretched Nebraska's lead to 31-0 with a 58-yard field goal before Craig notched his second six-pointer on a five-yard run in the third quarter. Substitute quarterback Eddie Burns chipped in with a three-yard touchdown run, and Byron Slew-art had a three-yard run for the other Nebraska touchdowns.

Todd's long field goal was his 12th of the season, setting a Nebraska record and also giving him a tie for the school record on field goal distance. WHILE the flashy Hipp failed to score, he had 'his third game of the season with at least 200 yards rushing and ran his season total to 1,268 with the Nov. 25 confrontation with Oklahoma remaining to pad the total. Hipp wracked up an even 200 yards Saturday, 161 of them on 17 carries in the first half. Kansas never came close to scoring until It put together a touchdown drive in the fourth quarter.

War-dell Johnson got the touchdown on a three-yard run against the Nebraska substitutes. The win left Nebraska In position to fight for a share of the Big Eight title with Oklahoma, which Saturday assured itself no worse than a tie for the top spot. The Nov. 25 winner will receive the Orange Bowl bid. Bees Varsity Hips Alumni Former Davenport West prep Mark Doerrfeld tossed in 27 points to lead the St.

Ambrose varsity basketball team to an easy 118-89 victory over the Ambrose Alumni in an exhibition game played Saturday night at the Assumption High School gym. The Bees, who open their regular season in Lockport, 111. against Lewis University next Sa1-urday, led the alumni by a 69-36 score at the half. Steve Smithers, who prepped at Moline, had 26 points for the Ambrose team. Mark Nenninger led the alumni scorers wllh 16 points.

Pete Kaha, who played for the varsity last year, was second high scorer for the alumni with 13 points. RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) Fullback George Scott ran 171 yards and scored two touchdowns and Mike Sochko booted two field goals Saturday as Maryland scored early and held on to beat Richmond, 27-24. The Terps, 6-4, built a 27-7 lead early in the second quarter and survived a Richmond comeback sparked by two blocked punts, one with four minutes left in the game. Scott scored on runs of one and five yards, Chuck White scored on a halfback option pass from Dean Kichards and Sochko booted true from 33 and 41 yards.

Soccer Gold Stays Put DeKALB, 111. (UPI) -Granite City South captured its second straight championship with a 6-1 victory over Chicago Schurz Saturday in the finals of the sixth Illinois High School Assn. Boys Slate Soccer Tournament. Five players scored and the Warriors took a record 43 shots on goal to snatch the victory. Big Eight Famoims Footwear DAVENPORT MOLINE 1 Mile East of Brady) (Aero from Sexton Ford) 1508 E.

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