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Lincoln, Nek, Sunday Tournnl Star, Oct. 22, 1972 3E 1 i a) I A'U In oidl N-Humm lt' a Sirs' Wfr ipi -Crenshaw 1 5stl II 'J mmmmm FY Pi 9 4 v. IIP! in Nebraska's first play of the second half featured effective blocking and a Daryl White (72), John Kinsef(53) andtMarvin NU's Heroics Offer Something for Everyone supplies the initial block ot Steve rowie (50) (3) Not to be outdone by its counterparts, Nebraska's second unit added two fourth-quarter tallies in the eight touchdown performance. Runty fired a 53-yard gem to Anderson and I-back Jeff Moran bulled for two yards as Nebraska sent KU reeling to its worst defeat since a 1954 65-0 loss to Oklahoma. Although the Huskers failed to balance their passing and running game as Devaney has stressed so often, it's hard to fault 360 passing yards and 171 running yards.

The Black Shirt defenders stopped KU's running and passing so effectively that the trio of KU quarterbacks were never a match. (1) gallop by fullback Bill un uie aiea Giving an indication future occurrences, Humm faded back on a fourth and four situation from the KU 30 and hit Anderson streaking down the right sidelines for a score with 11:24 left. The game's most explosive play, a 72-yard touchdown pass to Johnny Rodgers, quickly pulled NU to a 14-0 advantage with 6:46 left. Although relatively collared by the Jayhawks (Rodgers caught four other passes for 54 yards), the TD effort was a thing of precision and beauty to watch. After breaking loose from the KU secondary, the Omaihia senior caught the perfect pass in stride and scampered un-molested to the end mm leiisnaw wuj cuniume iu downs one in the first half (a 16-yard run by sophomore Billy Riggins on the final play) and three in the final 30 minutes.

One cf those was on a penalty. The Huskers allowed the Jayhawks only 32 rushing yards and 31 passing yards a meager 63 yard offensive production. NU rolled to 171 rushing yards and 360 passing yards for a whopping 531 total offensive output. In scoring its third straight shutout, the Huskers found the early going treacherous against KU. But once NU found the range, it tallied 28 points in less than 1 2 minutes.

Hindered by a blocked punt and a pass interception in the first quarter, the Huskers begani their march towards a fifth consecutive triumph with 13:18 remaining before By MARK GORDON Lawrence, Kan. There was something for all Nebraska fans here Saturday from the passing heroics of David Humm and Steve Runty to the defensive mastery' of Rich Glover Co. But it certainly didn't occur in the early going during a 56-0 bombing of Kansas before 50,500 chilled Memorial Stadium fans. The aroused Jayhawks battled to a 0-0 first-quarter standoff with Nebraska's nationally-ranked Gornhuskers before Human began flinging his left-handed passing arm in style. By the time the Las Vegas product left with 7:27 remaining in the third quarter and NU ahead safely 42-0, he had set a NU record he tied only last week.

Humm, with second-quarter scoring passes to Frosty Anderson, Johnny Rodigers and imiVWVAL STATISTICS The Scoring Story Most Complete Nebraska Kansas NU-KU How Says Majors Beron Stover's Theft Big Difference Baylor Okla. State, 14 12 57-107 44-195 First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Return vards Passes Punts Penalties-vards 112 27 9 10-21-3 -3S 15-7 7-51 77 1-5' 8-J3 7 4 5-3 Stillwater, Okla. (AP) -The name of Lee Stover, who set out last season with a knee injury, kept cropping up in both dressing rooms after Oklahoma State defeated Baylor, 20-7, in an intersec-tional football game here Saturday afternoon. All agreed it was Stover's pass interception and 55-yard sprint into the end zone that turned the tide for the Cowboys. "It took us a long time to get started," said Cowboy tight end Charlie Beal.

"We were poking along until Stover's interception it sparked us up." Beadl later caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Brent Blackman to seal the victory. Stover, a red-shirt junior from Amarillo, said of the touchdown, which enabled OSU to tie the score a 7-7. "The ball had some steam on it and I just reached out and tipped it and I had it. "I just looked at the goal and started running. It's hard to put into words, I never had anything like that happen to me in my life." Said OSU coadi Dave Smith, 'Tt was a great interception by Stover and it was not only a great catch but it tunwnj the momentum around.

We were happy to win. It the defense, which again came up W7th the big plays, giving us the opportunities. The defense got stronger as the gam? progressed. "We had a hard time getting untraeked. We were very disappointed we didn't score at the half.

Baylor was a grxxl, solid ball dub." Baylor coach Grant Teaff said, "The pass interception that tied the game at 7-7 to be the big play in the game. We had a tremendous goal line stand at the end of the first half to give us the momentum then came the interception that turned everything around. "I thought Okkhoma State had exceptional poise the entire second half. They are well coached and well disciplined. We made far too many turnovers to be a good football Jeam they lost the ball a lot too, but ours seemed to bo at the most critical times and in our end cf the field." fumbk-d 14 times, losing the bdl seven fLnv.

on the slippery artsfscial turf as the game was played in a steady downpour. Bear quarterback Neai Jeffrey was also intercepted three times. OSU lost four of seven fumbles. Three of Baylor's fumbles were recovered by James White, a 6-foot 5-inch, 229-Ib freshman from Hot Springs who was getting his first start. "I was nervous at the first, btrt after the first series I was with th toam," said a happy White.

Oklahoma Stat 0 14 Savior 0 7 0 Bav Lav I run (Conrertt lrlt OSU-Pelmf 1 run (Garrett kick)" OSU Stover vast in'erceotion (Gir. rett lick) Osu- Beall past from Blackmail (kick failed) iP5 SECOND QUARTER 7-0 Anderson 30 pass from Humm 11:24 Starting signal-caller Bob Bruegging, alast-minute starter, had the Jayhawks at the NU 6-yard line with a first down after a blocked punt. With 5:25 left in the first quarter. But three plays later, he was heading to the bench as Dave Mason intercepted an end zone toss to halt the only serious KU threat. Seeking to bolster his obviously sagging offense, KU coach Don Fambrough inserted quarterback David Jaynes with 3:24 left in the first half.

Jaynes, the Big Eight's passing leader, showed signs of his ailing right shoulder suffered in last week's 20-19 loss at Kansas State. He was ineffective and Bruce Adams was little better. KANSAS Rushing No. Yds. Ave.

4.8 0.9 20 0.7 1.0 2.0 Riggins 11 53 Nelloms 12 11 Miller 3 6 Adams, B. 6 4 Williams 4 4 O'Neil 2 4 Foster 1 -13 Bruegging 3 -16 Jaynes .3 -21 Passing No. Com Yds Int. 16 1 15 1 0 0 Bruegging ...16 3 Jaynes 6 2 Adams, 1 0 Pass Receiving No Adams, 3 Williams 1 Miller 1 Yds. 16 12 3 Punting No.

Yds. Ave. Harris 15 497 33.1 Pass Interceptions No. Yds. Ryan 1 11 Towle 1 5 Punt Returns No.

Yds. Adams 2 12 Sheats 1 33 Adams, 1 5 Kickoff Returns No. Yds. Robinson 4 76 O'Neil 1 22 Edwards ...1 15 Williams 1 21 Defensive Linemen UT At Total Ryan 1 Goode 0 Stockemer 1 Palmer 2 3 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 Sutton Skepnek Zook King Van Saun Schumm Linebackers Olds (44). Bob Wolfe (76) miKe tseran taKes care zone certainly helping i Heisman Trophy opportunities with the snare.

Less than two minutes later, the NU margin rose to 21-0 after linebacker Bill Sloey recovered the first of two fumbles. That recovery gave NU possession at the Jayhawks 13 and three plays later, I-back Dave Goeller, starting in place of injured Gary Dixon, scooted four yards for a score. The first half's final touchdown came on a 10-yard bullet from Humm to Goeller with 45 seconds remaining as the Huskers proved the ability to recover from a sluggish opening period. Rodgers' second touchdown a five-yard scamper culminating a four-play drive covering 80 yards and Humm's record setting touchdown pass to Revelle completed the third quarter and sent much of the crowd home early. Game ureter control at the time." Kansas State 08 6-2? Iowa State 14 17 17 755 IS Amundson run (Goedien kick) IS Strachan 2 run (Goedien kick) IS Goedien FG 35 IS Amundson 6 run (Goedien kick) IS Jones 8 pass from Amundson (Goedien kick) KS Ferouson 54 pass from Morrison (pass failed) IS Strachan 35 run (Goedien kick) IS Strachan 14 run (Goedien kick) IS Goedien FG 35 KS Cbilds 16 pass from Morrison (Jackson from Morrison) KS Jackson 1 run (Calhoun run) IS Mulhall 25 pass interception (Goedien kick) A 36,231.

Kings Hang on For Win KANSAS CITY (AP) The Kansas City-Omaha Kings blew a 20-point lead in the third period but recovered for a 108-101 victory over the Atlanta Hawks Saturday in the NBA. Nate Archibald scored 43 points, had 13 assists and successfully quarterbacked the Kansas City attack. Tom VanArsdale added 23 points to the victors' totaJ. The Kings led by 20 points in the second quarter and left 55-39 margin, thanks mostly to Archibald's 23 points. The Hawks matched their entire first half scoring with Steve Bracey's basket at the buzzer gave Atlanta its first lead of the game, 78-76.

Pete Maravich had 14 and Herm Gilliam, Atlanta's leading scorer with 22, contributed 10 to the big period. Atlanta (till KC-Omane (IN) OR" 1 31 ss i 09 10 14 IS a OCT Riley MiHo I 1 If Vnrnil Trap 4 0-0 1 Lacev Bell my it IS ArchOK) Giliem 9 4-4 35 Govkat ftWich I I II Green B'eey 1 0 0 4 KlmnH CnrstM 1 0 1 Varnit Vay 1 II 1 Rutin Wshfon 4 1 II wiHema I III I 1 04 1 l-J 04 1 00 1 11 Tetalt 4315-19101 TeteH 4IM3I1N Atlanta 14 It 19 K-191 KC-Omeha 14 It II U-IH feuied out Nona Totet ml-tienta 33, KC-Omahi a A- 4,414 Dave Goeller and a third-quarter six-pointer to Bob Revelle, snapped the NU schoal mark of three touchdown passes in a single game. Humm fired three scoring stripes last week in a 62-0 conquest of Missouri. Combined with reserve quarterback Steve Runty's 79 passing yards, Humm's 281 aerial yards totaled 360 an NU school one-game passing record surpassing the 329 last week against Missouri. Humim is also zooming in on the Big Eight sophomore passing record of 1,569 yards set by Kansas State's Lynn Dickey in 1968.

He has 1,227 yards just 342 shy of Dickey's mark with five games remaining. While the offensive unit was playing "light the scoreboard," Nebraska's defenders absolutely immovable. KU achieved just four first 0 0 Scored 14 14 51! 0 0-0 Time Left edging the host Islanders. Larry Gerard of Southeast handily won all-around honors, winning 3 of 7 events. Lincoln East took third place In the meet, widely trailing the leaders.

(1). Lincoln Southeast, 152.M, (J). Grand Italnd, U7.64, 3). Lincoln East, H7.00. (4), North Plarla, 1I5.M, (5).

Beatrice, 101.59, (6) Columbus, 91 26, All-around (1). Larry Gerard, SE, (2). Ron Baldwin, Gl, (3), Larry Zimmerman, NP. Lonq Horse Vaulttnfl (1). Larry Gerard, SE, (2).

Dan Yost, 01, () RicK MHIerd, Gl. Floor Exercise (1). Scott Roth, SE, 2J. NGary Jeurlpk, SE, (1), Ren Ridenoure, Gl, Slide Horse 01. Mikt Bucunrr, LE.

(2). Jeff linger, II), Jim Grant, SE. Mori rental Bar (II. Gary Jeyrtak, SE. (2).

Larry GtrenJ, SE, (3). Rex Rtoanount. Gl. Tremoolhie (1). Tim Urkha't.

01. (2). Gary Jeurink, SE, 13). IAm Kim-ba'l. SE.

Parallel Rar (M. Larry GeranJ, SE, 12). Ron Baldwin, Gl, (3). Rick Hord. Gl.

Still Rinot (l) Larry Gerard, SE, (2) Ron Baldwin, Gl, (3). Larry Zirrv flijrrto HP, At ISU Kansas State Iowa Stat First downs Rushes-vardJ Passlna vards Return vards Passes Punts Fumbtes-lost Penalties-yards 17 25 54-37 341 0 23-59-4 10-8 57-216 241 125 18-31-1 6-31 1-2 1-5 6-60 4-49 AMES, Iowa (AP) Iowa State Coadi Johnny Majors oalled his Oyclones's 55-22 rout Kansas State Saturday "the most complete ball game we've played in my five seasons at Iowa Stiaje." Majors had nothing but praise tor his entire squad, most of whom saw action during the long afternoon. His (particular praise went to running back Mike Stradhan and quarterback George Amundson who combined for six touchdowns. "We put it aill together today," Majors beamed. "We pliayed with balance, which included good rushing and passing offense, good overall defense and exceptional downfield blocking." Kansas Slate Coach Vince Gibson was high on his praise for the Cyclones: "They have tremendous ersonnel, particularly Amundson and Stracban.

They have a chance Drive: 49 yards in seven plays, started by a nine-yard aerial from Humm to Revelle. TD came on a fourth and four situation. Placefent: Sanger kick. 14-0 Rodgers 72 pass from Humm 6:46 Drive: Following a 16-yard punt, NU scored on its first offensive play. Placement: Sanger kick.

21-0 Goeller 4-yard run 5:14 Drive: 13 yards in three plays following Sloey 's recovery of pitchout intended for Miller. Placement: Sanger kick. 28-0 Goeller 10-yard pass from Humm 0:45 Drive: 21 yards in three plays after Sloey recovered a Williams fumble. Humm's eight-yard pass to Revelle started drive. Placement: Sanger kick.

THIRD QUARTER 35-0 Rodgers 5-yard run 13: 4G Drive: 80 yards in four plays following second-half kickoff. Olds' 50-yard run and 26-yard pass from Humm to Rodgers highlighted the quick march. 42-0 Revelle 30-yard pass from Humm 9:49 Drive: 58 yards in eight plays highlighted by 16-yard pass to Rodgers and 14-yard pass td List. The TD pass was Humm's fourth of day a Nebraska school mark. FOURTH QUARTER 49-0 Moran 2-yard run 12:17 Drive: 22 yards in three plays, aided by a 15-yard pass interference call against KU.

Placement: Sanger kick. 56-0 Anderson 53-yard pass from Runty 7:21 Drive: 59 yards In three plays following an 11-yard KU punt. Pass broke school record for yards gained passing in a single game 360. Placement: Sanger kick. Gymnastics Win to SE NEBRASKA Rushing No.

Yds. Ave. Olds 4 58 14.5 Westbrook 6 42 7.0 Goeller 13 35 2.7 Powell 2 25 12.5 Moran 8 16 2.0 Damkroger 5 6 1.2 Runty 1 1 1.0 Rodgers 3 -2 Humm ...7 -3 Sanger 1 -7 Passing No. Com. Yds.

Int. Humm 31 16 281 2 Runty 7 3 79 0 Pass Receiving No. Yds. Rodgers 5 128 Rahe .1 13 Goeller 2 33 Revelle 6 6J List 2 27 Anderson 3 96 Punting No. Yds.

Ave. Sanger 7 292 41.7 Pass Interceptions Mason 1 0 Sloey 1 12 Punt Returns No. Yds. Rodgers 2 5 Bane 1 0 Defensive Linemen LT AT Total M. Johnson 2 4 6 Dumler 1 0 1 Janssen 3 4 7 Bell 5 1 6 Glover 3 3 I Harper 0 1 1 Dutton 1 2 3 Austin 1 0 1 F.

Anderson ....1 0 1 Manstedt ,,,..,,1 1 2 Wieser 2 0 2 Llnehakers UT AT Total Mason 2 1 3 Sloey 1 3 4 Branch 1 1 2 Pitts 1 1 2 Ruud 4 0 4 Rogers 4 1 Nelson 1 0' 1 Backs LT AT Total Yaraliam 2 2 4 Kyros 0 1 1 Borg 1 0 1 Blahak 2 1 I A. Johnson 2 0 2 against anybody in the Big Wight." Gibson felt the Cydones were a better baMufo than the one that banded his Wildcats a 24-0 defeat a year ago at Manhattan. Majors said the Cyclones "did have two defensive breakdowns that cost us toudhctowns, but I must say they were well executed and besides we had the game Seward 20, Waverly 6 Waverly Fullback Sam Jones broke open a tight defensive battle with two long touchdown runs in the second quarter to power the third-ranked Seward Blucjays to a 20-6 triumph over Waverly Saturday night. The contest, rescheduled from Friday night due to rains, was played on a west field. Seward added its third tally on a 30 yard interception return by Corky Hage-moser.

Seward 020 0 020 Waverly 0 0 66 Seward Jones (2) 69 40 runt, Hegtmostr 30 pass Int. PAT Hagemoser run. Wtvarly Weniei 1J pass from Winfr. the ball again before Missouri defensive back Mike Fink Intercepted a long pass at the 44-yard line with just over two minutes to go. "Missouri played the best possible game they could after dedication al week in practice," Onofrio said.

"You just never know what will happen in this game." The 30 pourts given up by Notre Dame equaled the combined total given up in their first fuur tfarmes. Notre Dame fell to 4-1 for the season, while Missouri evened its record ci 3-3. Notre Dame Errors Aid Missouri, 30-26 Lincoln Southeast won the Grand Island Invitational gymnastics meet aturday Lincoln Central Wins Meet Uncdn's Central YMCA topped Lincoln Northeast and Hastings In a triangular swim meet in the, Northeast pool Saturday. Central totaled 703's point to 6544 for Northeast, and Hastings' 345. dgsTucsday Channel In Collrxe Football Cornhuaker Football, 6:30 p.m.

(12). Cont. From Page IE set up field goals by Missouri's Greg Hill. "Atistakcs are part of the game and we ccrtainiy made our Share," Parseghian said. "Missouri on the other hand oonsiatentiy hat on clutch rhar-dand fourth-down plays.

tme no eirptanation a to why we fumbled so much." Ciofrio said Missouri "played a great Notre Dame team which was demonstrated by their ability to come back In Hhe fourth quarter." That's when the Irish, trailing 30-14, scored twio and had UT AT Total Oak son 2 1 3 Gardner 3 0 3 Towle 5 1 6 Robinson 3 1 4 Sheats 2 0 2 Balrd 3 0 3 Shannon 2 9 2 Backs UT AT Total G. Adams 2 2 Bron 4 3 7 Burton 4 1 I Mudge 0 ,1 1 Talor 1 1 Williams 1 0 1 Knoff 7 1 1.