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Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star November 14, 1971 3 st Bombards Mizzou Davis Sets Rush Mark As Colorado Rolls, 40-6 i It 'A '--I yy which boosted Its overall record to 8-2 and its conference mark to 5-2. OSU now is 4-4-1 overall and 2-3 in the conference. On the second play from scrimmage, Branch took a direct snap at the tailback spot and caught nearly everyone by surprise, sprinting 64 yards down the1 left side for the touchdown. Fullback John Tarver scored from eight yards out early in the second quarter for Oil's second score. Less than two minutes later, after a dipping penalty nullified Branch's 64-yard punt return for a score, Davis took a pitchout and ran 67 yards for the TD.

Later in the period, Branch, taking the ball on an apparent reverse, instead passed 38 yards to end J.V. Cain to set up the third CU touchdown. Less than a minute before the half, Branch passed 48 yards on a similar play to tight end Bob Masten for the 33-0 halftime bulge. a i i t1. Oklahoma State Colorado 0 0 6 7 0- i 040 CU Branch 44 run (kick failed) CU Tarver I run (Dean kick) -CU Davis 67 run (Branch run) CU Johnson i run (kick failed) CU Masten 48 pass from Branch (kick failed) OSU Pounds 4 run (pass failed) CU Tarver 1 run (Dean kick) Nebraska I-back Jeff Kinney (35) breaks through the Kansas State defense for that gave him a career record of 29 TDs with the Huskers.

Kinney had previously Joe Orduna and Bobby Reynolds. Wildcats Produce Second-Quarter Scores Cox Spark Nebraska Two offside penalties and an 11-yard run by Bill Holman gave the Wildcats a first down at the eight, but the Black Shirts pushed K-State back to the 17 and Goerger booted a 34-yard-field goal to make it 14-9. Then it was Nebraska's turn again and Tagge drove the Cornhuskers 79 yards in just nine plays, the big gainer being a 30-yard strike to Rodgers. Kinney, who had a certain 25-yard TD pass dropped by a wide-open Cox on the drive, got the touchdown on a one yard run. It was his 29th career touchdown, most ever scored by a Cornhusker.

The Black Shirts put two more points on the board moments later when Rich Houston Rips VPI, 56-29 Va.Tech Houiton Dixon, Rich Sanger's second conversion made it 11-0 with 1:21 left in the quarter and even the partisan purple-clad K-Staters in the crowd of 42,300 were wondering if it would be a rout, rout. Those thoughts were quickly dissipated. On the last two plays of the opening quarter, quarterback Dennis Morrison hit tight end Henry Childs for 13 yards and split end Fred Merrill for 11 yards to move the ball to the Nebraska 36. When the Wildcats got inside the 30 they lined up in the wishbone formation the Cornhus kers will face Thanksgiving Day. That first exposure was none too pleasant.

Missouri la. St. First downi Ruihei-yardi Pasting vardaga Return yardag Passes Punti Fumblei loit Yrdi penalized 7 40-110 3 53 11-M-2 1-41 3 62 17-262 91 70 1-19-2 1-42 1 30 AMES, Iowa (AP)-Iowa State broke open the game with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to defeat Missouri 45-17 in a Big Eight Conference football contest here Saturday. The Cyclones, bouncing back from successive defeats to the nation's No. 1 and No.

2 ranked teams, Nebraska and Oklahoma, boosted their record to 63 over-all and 3-3 In the conference. Missouri, winless In six conference games, is 1-9 over-all, which ties its 1955 record for the most losses in one season. The Cyclones never trailed as big George Amundson went crashing over from the two for the first touchdown with 11:56 left in the first period. Amundson scored three times on runs of two, nine and one yards and passed 11 yards for another touchdown. Missouri, behind 24-10 at the half, pulled within seven points in the third quarter when Scot-ty Bell, a 6-1, 220 pound senior, recovered an ISU fumble in the Cyclone end zone for a touchdown.

Amundson, however, put the game out of reach with a one-yard run in the fourth quarter. The touchdown came after Pat Blair scampered 65 yards on a punt return with five seconds to go in the third quarter. After Amundson's touchdown, quarterback Dean Carlson hit Keith Krepfle with a 33-yard pass with 11:26 left, and about five minutes later hit Krepfle again with a 13-yard toss for two other touchdowns. The Tigers' other scores came on a 53-yard field goal by Greg.jaiUJ.nJLb" JinUiiiaEtf setting a Missouri school record for distance, and with 43 seconds left in the first period, Mike Fink raced 91 yards into the end zone with a punt return. Fink's touchdown came with just 11 seconds after Amundson hit Willie Jones with an 11-yard scoring pass.

It was a particularly satisfying victory for Amundson, Carlson and the Cyclones and kept their chances for a bowl bid alive. Amundson, who netted 140 yards in 23 carries, set a new season school rushing record of 1,003 yards, surpassing Dave Hoppmann's mark of 920 In 1961. Carlson's two touchdown passes ran his career total to 18, equaling the school record by Rich Mann in 1951-52. The Cyclones, who have two games left, have now posted the most victories in one season since the 7-3 records of the 1959 and 1960 Iowa State teams It was also the first time Iowa State has beaten Missouri at home since 1955, and the first time it has taken two In a row from the Tigers since the mid-1950s. Iowa State piled up 262 yards Pushing while holding Missouri to 110.

The Tigers, however, held the passing edge, 93-91. The game was marred by several turnovers, with each team Intercepting two passes while, the Tigers lost the ball three times on fumbles and Iowa State once. Iowa State will host Oklahoma State next Saturday while Missouri travels to Kansas. Missouri 10 0 7 017 Iowa Stat 14 10 0 2145 ISU Amundion 2 run (Shotmakt kick) Mo FO S3 Hill ISU Jonei 11 pan from Amundion (Shottntkt kick) Mo Fink 91 klekoff return (Hill kick) ISU FG 43 Shotmakt ISU Amundion 9 run (Shotmakt kick) Mo Ball rtcovarad fumble In and zona (Hill kick) ISU Amundion 1 run (Shotmake kick) ISU Krapflt 33 pan from Carlion (Shoamak kick) ISU Krepfl 13 pan from Carlion (Shomk kick) A 29,000 Feature Races At Suffolk Downs Rehltch 7.60 5.00 3.20 Windel 4.40 3.40 Not Bolltroui 2.40 Oklahoma St. Colorado Fir it dowm Rushes-yardi Patilng vardaga Return vardaga Pasiei Punti Fumbles lost Yardi penal I led 42-50 74 0 4-21-4 10-54 1 10 BOULDER, Colo.

(AP) -Sophomore tailback Charlie Davis galloped for 342 yards to set a Big Eight single-game rushing record and also became the top Colorado rusher for a season as the Buffs routed Oklahoma State 40-6 Saturday at Folsom Stadium. Davis became only the third CU player in history to gain 1,000 yards in a season and eclipsed the old mark of 1,121 set by Byron (Wbizzer) White in 1937. He topped the old Big Eight mark of 293 yards for one game set by Oklahoma's Greg Pruitt earlier this year. The Buffs, shaking off some crippling penalties, struck for four second-quarter touchdowns with Davis and split end Cliff Branch doing most of the damage. CU bit off yardage in huge chunks in the first half, with Davis accounting for 206 yards rushing on 17 carries in the first two periods.

He saw only sporadic action from midway through the second quarter through the rest of the game. lowan's Horse Winner Han Fox, owned by Joyce Johnson of Waterloo, Iowa, was crowned as the world champion performance horse as the World Championship Appaloose Performance Show concluded at the Fairgrounds Saturday night. Terry Thompson of was rider on the champion horse. Kagel's Branded Man, owned by Bill and Sue Kagel of Mc-Henry, was the top reserve performance horse. Results: Heading and Healing 1.

Apache Silver 3U (Junior Small, rider), Dal Luff, (owner) Ashland, 2. Callnta' Baldl (Jim Vltt), Debbie Bloom (owner) Parsons, Colorado Ding (Connie Arnet), Jamet O'Carroll, (owner) Tulsa, Okla.i 4, Shenandoak Walter Robinson (owner) Galesburg, 5, Prince's Sheep (John Brown), owner) Carl Miles, Waco, Tex. Senior Reigning Spanish Eyes (Jean Donleu) also owner, Lorain, III.) 2, Plenty Grand (Al Crlss) Norman Thomas, (owner) Crescent, Iowa; 3, Valiant McCardo (Jim Jirkovlskl) Frank Lukow (owner), Juaneta, 4, Astro Sal (Gary Pitman, Marvin Wlnkies (ouner) Kersey, 5, Apache Arrowhead (Jim McDonald) Beverly Hopkins (owner) Nashville, Tenn. Jr. Western Pleasure Kagel's Branded Man (Sandy Caulpbell) Bill and Sue Kegel (owners) Gurnee, 2, Daddy Long Legi (Lowell Ferrel) Den Apaloota Farm (owner) Imperial 3, Mighty Tim (Hadley Campbell) Mri.

Harvey Kent (owner) Gary, III.) 40 Prlnce'i Bird (Jean Donely) Carl Miles (owner) Loralne, 5, Poene Natlv Son (Allen Daniel) Preston Adlar (owner) Spokane, Wash. Barrel Racing 1, Hand Fox (Tarry Thompson) Joyce Johnson (owner) Lawrence, 2, Calient Baldy (Debbie Bloom) also owner, Waverly, 3, Peacti Bar (Deborah Nicholas) alio owner, Faldvlew Utah; 4, Froity Loa (Danny Hunter) W. E. Huntr (owner) Kermlt, 5, Absarok Cowboy (Tarry Ellis) Fred Thacker (owner) Loveland, Colo. English Pleasure Saddle Seat 1, Kavl-Thez-Flrit (Vlcki Thomas) Norman Thomas, (owner) Honey Creek, lowa 2, Shlckaih Brav (V.

V. Sterling) W. C. Keeton (owner) Loveland, 3, B-Teza Toysy Turk (Benny Hoak Mary Lou Sallad (owner) Irvln, Pal; 4, Miss Red Buck (Carolyn Young) Jo Cay Stables (owner) In-dlanapells; 5, Rlc-A-Tic (Carol Johnson) also owner, Ellsworth, Iowa. Rope Race 1, Button! Navdo (George Cullum) Fat Brown (owner) Diamonds, Mill.) 2, Apaches Ton myhawk (Chet Bennett) Mickey Dtaton, (owner) Independence, 3, han Fox (Tarry Thomspon) Joyce Johnson (owner) Lawrencevllle, 4, Prince Nick (Lloyd Donley) Miles Ezoll (owner) Loralne, Roco Cindy Pop (Dav Best) also owner Cassopolli.

Pro Scores ABA New York 117, Florldlam 113 Indiana lie, Kentucky 111 Carolina 129, Virginia 109 Memphis 125, Utah Hi Dallas 97, Denver 92 NBA Milwaukee 127, Buffalo 1M Cincinnati 110, Golden Stat 101 Chicago 111, Houston 102 New York 127, Detroit 105 Los Angeles 130, Portland 108 Seattle 116, Boiton 112 CHL Kansas City Omaha 2 Tulia Oklahoma City a NHL New York Buffalo 2 Detroit Philadelphia 3 Toronto 2, Vancouver 2 Pittsburgh Los Angel 4 Montreal 5, Mlnnesta 1 St. Louli 5, California 1 (ZEN Monday Pro Football St. Louis Cardinals v. San Diego Chargers, 8 p.m. (7).

-32 I Glover forced a Morrison fumble, then covered It just outside the back line of the end zone for a safety. The Cornhuskers needed just live piays iu 3iuic anci gciuug the ball back. Tagge hit Cox for 34 yards on the first play of the 57-yard drive, then handed off to Dixon four straight times for the final 13 yards. Cox took a 56-yard pitch from Tagge late in the third quarter for his first TD catch of the season. That gave Nebraska a 37-9 lead and it looked like it might be worse when John Adkins covered a K-State fumble at the 11 moments later.

Dixon, however, fumbled on the first play and K-State got the ball back. The Wildcats took advantage of an unsuccessful fourth-down gamble by Nebraska late in the quarter to make their final scoring drive. Dixon was stopped short at the Nebraska 35 on a fourth and inches carry and the Wildcats took it to the end zone in 10 plays. That was K-State's last offensive threat. The Cornhuskers wrapped up the day's scoring after a Willie Harper interception gave Nebraska the ball at the Kansas State 33 midway in the final period.

On third and 16, Tagge connected with Rodgers. Johnny held on the ball despite a savage tackle by K-State defender Terry Brown. After that it was largely a battle of cheering sections. Nebraska's chants of "we're No. 1" were countered by "Oklahoma No.

1" and "Big Red No. 2" by the K-State contingent. The win was the 10th in succession this year and the 20th in succession over a two-year span by Nebraska. Oklahoma carries a 9-0 record and an 11-game unbeaten streak into the Nov. 25 confrontation.

The Sooners' last loss was 28-21 setback to Nebraska in Lincoln last fall. I it. FOOTBALL SCORES First downi 20 27 Rushes-yards 35-38 44-457 Passing yardag 194 189 Return yardag 38 30 Passes 21-41-1 1-13-2 Punts Ml 1-34 Fumblei lost 1 2 Yards penalized 30 119 Charles Davis Sets Rushing Record In that second-quarter burst, Davis ran 67 yards for one score, while Branch scored once on a 64-yard run, passed for a second score and set up a third with another pass. CU nailed down third place in the Big Eight with the victory, liiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Tagge, Cont. From Page ID six Tagge lobbed a pass over the K-State linebackers deep into the end zone to Rodgers, who tied Clarence Swanson's record of nine TD catches in a season with the reception.

Swanson's Nebraska record was set in 1921 and matched as a Big Eight standard by Missouri's Mel Gray in 1969. Then the Black Shirts forced a K-State punt which was downed on the Nebraska six. Tagge, hitting on three critical third down plays while in K-State territory, marched the Cornhuskers 94 yards in 17 plays, the final five yards being covered by alternate I-back Gary Dixon. Utah Edged By Utah State Salt Lake City (fll-Utah State quarterback Tony Adams set two school passing records Saturday in leading the Aggies to a 21-17 nonconference victory over cross-state rival Utah. Adams passed 26 yards to Craig Clark early in the fourth quarter for the winning touchdown.

All three USU scores were set up by pass interceptions or fumbles. Washburn Hit By UNO, 3047 UNO Washburn 1 15 55-235 51-192 95 145 -25 7-16-4V 101 12 4-47 8-36 0 1 43 26 First downs Rushes-yardage Passing yardag Passes Return yardag Punts Fumble recovered Penaltlei Topeka, Kan. CP) University of Nebraska-Omaha almost monopolized the ball in the fourth quarter and broke a 17-17 tie with two touchdowns for a 30-17 victory over Washburn Saturday night in the final Rocky Mountain Conference game for both teams. UNO 10 7 0 13-30 Washburn 17 1 017 Wash Dressman 75 pas from Clark (Hill kick) UNO McWhortr 45 run (Tlchauer kick) UNO FO Tlchauer 48 UNO Johnson 72 punt return (Tlchauer kick) Wash Dickinson 1 run (Hill kick) Wash FG hill 34 UNO MeWhorter 15 run (Tlchauer UNO Cook 2 run (kick failed) NU Wrestlers Dominate Meet At North Dakota Fargo, N.D. The University of Nebraska wrestling dominated the Bison Open Tournament at the North Dakota State College campus with three individual champions and two second-place finishers.

Although team scores were not kept, coach Orval Borgial-li's Huskers would have triumphed In the nine-team field that attracted 160 participants. Champions for NU included Bob Orta at 118, Tom Lotko at 150 and Joe George at 167. Gary Harnish, who dropped an 8-7 decision to Orta, and Ralph Manning at 134 pounds, each took second. Fourth-place finishers included Russ Kildare at 190 and heavyweight Chuck Tremain. NU's next action comes Nov.

27 at the University of Nebraska at Omaha Tournament. K-State had to score twice to get on the board after Morrison's eight-yard scamper around left end was called back, but the fired-up Wildcats were successful when Morrison lobbed a pass over linebacker Jim Branch to Childs in the end zone. Linebacker Bob Terrio, who had another in a string of excellent games, took some of the sting out of the score when he stormed in to block John Goerger's extra point try. But the Nebraska jubilation was short-lived. Mo Latimore's high, cross-field kick into a stiff wind bounced well in front of Johnny Rodgers and came down in the arms of K-State's David Brown at the Nebraska 28.

Wake Forest 23, Duke 7 West Virginia 28, VMI 3 Georgia Tech 12, Florida Stat 6 North Carolina 32, Virginia 20 West Maryland 17, Susquehanna 7 Middle Tenn. St. 27, East Tenn. St. 23 Tampa 43, East Carolina 7 LSU 28, Mississippi St.

3 No. Carolina Cen. 42, Howard 18 Tenn. Tech 37, Austin Peay 12 West Carolina 31, Wofford 13 So. Mississippi 24, Louisiana Tech 20 Term.

St. 54, Wisconsin 7 Virginia St. 28, Maryland-Eastern St. Tuskegea 27, Hampton 7 Southwest Arizona 27, BYU 14 Arizona State 52, Wyoming 19 Texas Tech 27, Baylor 0 Texas 31, TCU 0 Arkansas State 28, Texas-Arlington 7 Texas 18, Rice 13 New Mexico 49, Texas-El Paso 13 Arkansas 18, SMU13 Texas Lutheran 41, Arkansas AIM 14 Trinity 27, Abilene 14 Okla. N.W.

19, Okla. E. Central 14 Houston 56, Virginia Tech 29 Arkansas Tech 52, Harding College Sam Houston State 24, McMurry 7 14 Midwest Murray St. 38, Evantvlll 12 Drake 27, Indiana St. 15 Western Illinois 21, Ball St.

20 Illinois College 21, Principia 7 Iowa Wesleyan 22, Eureka 0 Milllkin 30, Elmhurst Xavier 42, Bowling Green 27 Central Michigan 24, Hofstra 13 DeFianc 22, Olivet 12 Fairmont 42, Hillsdale 29 Hope College 44, Grand Valley 0 Wilkes College 41, Muskingum 4 Cincinnati 23, Ohio 15 Baldwin-Wallace 24, Ferris St. 13 Chicago 19, Winona State 11 Morehead St. 28, Illinois St. 12 New Mexico St. 31, Wichita St.

7 Wooster 35, Oberlin College 0 Notre Dame 21, Tulan 7 Northwestern 14, Ohio State 10 Michigan State 40, Minnesota 25 Michigan 20, Purdue 17 Illinois 35, Wisconsin 27 Indiana 14, Iowa 7 Miami, Ohio 30, Kent Stat 0 Pacific U. 27, Wast Michigan 25 Vlllanova 14, Dayton 7 Wlttenburq 21, Ashland 14 East Michigan 35, So. Dakota St. 2 West Kentucky 31, Butler 0 Central St. Ohio 21, Wayne Stat 14 Concordia Morehead 21, Augustine, S.D.

17 Hamlin 19, Mlnnesota-Morrli 14 Kalamazoo 14, Holy Crosi 4 Mankato Stat 28, St. Thomai 0 St. Oalf 30, Lawrence 7 Valparaiso 39, Wheaton 3 Knox 28, Rlpon 4 Milton Collge 48, 0 St. Korbert 14, St. Cloud Stat 14 Wls-Aillwukee 13, 0 38, 0 Wabash 14, DePauw 7 CLalre 24, Pt.

7 Franklin 29, St. Joseph's Ind. 7 Heoover College 13, Centre Col legiO Kamai 41, Emporia State 10 McPherton 28, Tabor 24 SW Missouri 24, NW Missouri St. 10 Tarklo 4, Central Methodist 0 Monmouth 57, Ballot 4 Wittenberg 21, Ashland 14 Auguitana, III. 35, North Central 12 Cornell 37, Carlcton 9 Co 33, GrlnneH 7 NE Missouri 17, Lincoln 4 Central Missouri 24, Eastern Illinois 7 Carthag 41, North Park 14 La Cross 22, River Falrt 0 Plattevlew 47, Stout 2 Akron 34, Indiana U.

Pa. 14 Ohio Northern 13, Flndlay Cotleg 7 SE Missouri 13, Missouri-Roll 21 Western Illinois 21, Ball Stat 20 Youngstown 14, Gustavui Adolphui 0 a one-yard touchdown shared the record with Kearney Battles To Tie Kianwy Northern First downs 14 10 1 Rushes-yards 40-141 44-149, Passing yardag loo 33 Passes 12-21-1 1-15-0 Return yardag 48 49 Fumwes lost '32 Yards penalized 40 7 Aberdeen, S.D. Gf) Kearney State of Nebraska played to a 9-9 football tie with undefeated Northern State College here Saturday night. Kearney soccer style kicker' Greg Cheng booted a 34-yard field goal midway through the fourth period for the tie. Kearney drove 64 yards to a second period touchdown by Ken Waite.

Northern State then came with a 42-yard field goal by Rich Andrejewski and trailed 6-3 at the half. Northern took the lead in the third period with Andrejewski counting from the Kearney then tied it with the fourth-quarter field goal. EKearney 0 4 0 3 Northern, S.D. 0 3 4 09 Kear Waite 1 run (kick failed) Nort iFG Andrelewskl 42 Norf Andrelewskl 1 run (kick failed) Kear FG Cheng 3 4 Grand Island Wins Swim Meet Grand Island rolled up 688 points for a first place finish in a YMCA swimming triangular held at Lincoln Central Saturday. Lincoln Central was second with 539 and Norfolk third with 476.

Mike Thomasson eight and under and Terry Houchen 13-14 years were triple winners and Keven Moorehouse (15-17 years) a double winner to pace Central's scoring. Kansas City Trips Knights Omaha (UPI) Tom Earl scored two goals as the Kansas City Blues clobbered the Omaha Knights' 5-2, on Ak-Sar-Ben ice Saturday night befora 4,988. Three Kansas City goals came in the next period by Mickey Oje, Dave Pulkkinen and Earl. Steve Vickera and Tom Williams accounted for the Knight's second goal. 4751071 a aam CO.

inc. Ph. 435-3211 I prictt I plus taxoi. Big Eight Oklahoma Stat 4 Kansas Stat 17 Kansas 10 Colorado 40, Nebraska 44, Oklahoma 56, Iowa Stat 45, Missouri 17 State Colleges Dana 24, Doane 14 Morningslde 37, Wayne 15 Kearney 9, Northern, S.D. 9 UNO 30, Washburn 17 East Trinity 21, Wesleyan 0 Colby 27, Maine Maritime 14 Northeastern 42, Vermont 7 So.

Conn, 21, American Int. 17 Connecticut 10, Rhode Island 6 Massachusetts 38, New Hampshire 20 Slippery Rock 28, Clarion 7 Westminster 42, Geneva 13 Albrlqht 22, Upsala 0 Johns Hopkins 29, Dickinson 28 Rensselaer 21, Hobart 14 Army 17, Pittsburgh 14 Boston College 20, No. Illinois 10 Colgate 51, Lafayett 14 Columbia 17, Penn 3 W. Post 47, Kings Point 0 Dartmouth 24, Cornell 14 Delaware 54, Boston U. 0 Edinboro Stat 47, Calif Stat, Pa.

7 Fordham 28, Manhattan 7 Gettysburg 21, Wagner 16 Hamilton College 12, Union College 10 Harvard 24, Brown 19 Lehigh 23, Bucknell 0 Navy 17, Syracuse 14 NY Tech 22, Stony Brook St. 14 Penn State 35, No. Carolina State 3 Rochester 28, Tufts 14 Rutgers 14, Holy Cross 13 Temple 17, William 8. Mary 13 Williams College 31, Amherst 14 Franklin Mar 30, Muhlenberg 13 lona Colleqe 35, Pace College 12 Millersvllle State 41, Lebanon Valley 0 P.M.C. Colleges 21, Swarthmore 8 Washington Jefferson 27, Kenyon 15 Grove City 6, Bethany 6 Bridgeport 42, Springfield IV Montclalr 17, Glassboro Stat 14 West San Jos St.

13, Stanford 12 Southern Cal 13, Washington 12 Colorado St. 34, West Texaa St. 14 Air Force 17, Tulsa 7 California 17, Oregon 10 East New Mexico 30, East Montana 6 New Mexico Highlands 17, Western St. Colo. 14 Northern Colorado 42, Ft.

Hayi 21 California Lutheran 20, Lot Angel St, 7 Idaho College 37, Whitman College 26 Southern Utah 30, Ft. Lewll College 4 Idaho 40, Montana St. 2 Utah St. 21, Utah 17 Oregon St. 21, Washington St.

14 Adams Stat 34, Colorado School -Minn 11 Fullerton St. 40, US International 0 Lewli 8. Clark 28, Pacific U. 15 Puget Sound 13, Willamette 12 San Francisco St. 18, Hayward St.

17 Idaho Stat 21, Bols Stat 17 South Jackson Stat 34, Morgan State 29 Memphis Stat 47, No. Texas St. Mississippi 49, Chattanooga 10 Washington 1 Lee 28, Coait Guard 7 Hampden-Sydny 37, Drexel 4 J.C.Smith 30, Fayetttvlll 14 Wlniton-Salem 34, Shaw 24 Grambllng 55, Norfolk Stat 0 Salem Col leg 23, west Va. St. 12 Alabama 31, Miami, Fla.

3 Auburn 32, Georgia 20 Citadel 35, Furman 33 Clem son 20, Maryland 14 Florida 35, Kentucky 24 Louisville 24, So. Illinois 14 Eastern Kentucky 28, Appalachian Stat 14 Ouantlco Marina 31 No. Michigan 8 Richmond 14, Davison 7 Toledo 43, Marshall 0 Houston, Tex. W) Quarterback Gary Mulling threw three touchdown passes, two of them to tight end Riley Odoms, and Robert Newhouse ran for three more touchdowns Saturday to lead 18th ranked Houston to a 56-29 victory over Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech 7 3 0 1929 Houston 7 14 14 2154 VT Pollto 2 ron (Dave Strock kick) Hou Newhouse 17 run (Terrell kick) Hou Orchln 33 past from Mulllm (Tar-red kick) VT FG Dav Strock 47 Hou Odoms 13 past from Mulllns (Terrell kick) Hou Newhouse run (Terrell kick) Hou Mulllns 1 run (Terrell kick) VT-Pollto 1 run (Strock kick) Hou Odomi I past from Mulllna (Terrell kick) Hou Newhoui i run (Terrell kick) VT-Reel 2 run (Pass failed) Hou Roberta 38 past from Noble Terrell kick) VT Colobro 4 pan from Srock (Run failed) Parkway Holds Qualifying The final day of bowling in the Nebraska Qualifying Tournament for the U.S.

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