The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 9

Third-ranked Huskers whip Missouri 30-7 By MIKE ANDERS News Tribune Sports Writer O'Leary and the Nebraska Cornhuskers may be laughing all the way to a post-season bowl game at least they'll be laughing if they pull off many more fake punt touchdowns, like the one that fooled Missouri Saturday. O'Leary raced 40 yards for a touchdown on a fake punt late in the second quarter, giving third -ranked Nebraska a 16-7 edge. The Huskers went on to whip the 12th-rated Tigers 30-7. A crowd of 68,195 and a national television audience watched the Big Eight Conference match at Columbia's Facing a fourth down and five at the Missouri 40-yard line, Randy Leffman went back to punt at least it looked like he would punt. But the ball was snapped short to Tony Davis, who heaved it between his legs to O'Leary.

The win ran Nebraska's record to 8-0. Missouri, who had upset the Huskers the last two years, is now 5-3. Nebraska had little trouble running through the Tiger defense, averaging over four yards per carry. O'Leary led with 70 yards, Monte Anthony added 65, and Davis chipped in 49. Vince Ferragamo completed eight of 17 passes for 136 yards Faurot Field-- and probably- and i not too many of them saw Missouri's Steve Pisakiewisc a scamper by the connected on 12 of 27 for 151 Missouri defenders.

yards and one interception. He O'Leary calls fake punt turning point COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) sort of felt that our kicking game would win for us," said John O'Leary, a happy a a a third-rated Corhuskers. think that's what turned it 'around for added the 210; pound O'Leary, whose 40-yard touchdown run with a fake punt late in the opening half stunned Missouri in a 30-7 Big Eight Conference football game Saturday. "I just held the ball and waited for everybody to clear out," said O'Leary, whose run pried open a 10-7 game and established a 16-7 Cornhusker lead.

"They weren't ready for it. One of their defensive linemen went right by me," he said. "I'm just glad he didn't know 1 had the ball." Nebraska's Coach Tom Osborne' who borrowed the play from its originator at Southern Methodist, said receivers Coach Jerry Moore a former SMU aide brought the play north. "We've had it all year," said Osborne, whose team had tried it unsuccessfully against Wisconsin in 1973. "We've been working on it three or four times a week.

"I think everybody in there believed that Tony Davis had the ball," Osborne said of the trick play. "He (O'Leary) just pulled the ball up and acted like he was blocking. It gave us a lot of momentum at the end of the half." Missouri Coach Al Onofrio, while acknowledging his team had expected the fake punt, admitted consternation as to how to decipher it. "The only thing we do is play the run first and the pass second," Onofrio said. "I didn't realize O'Leary had it until he was downfield, and neither did our players." Cited by Osborne was the second-half passing of junior a a i Ferragamo, whose two touchdown bombs to tiny Bobby Thomas sealed Missouri's fate.

was sacked nine times, for 55 yards in losses. Tony Galbreath started at tailback for the Tigers, after missing the last two games, but the Fulton star, sharing, the position with Curtis Brown managed just 36 yards on 15 carries. The Huskers jumped to a 10-0 first-quarter lead on Mike Coyle's 30-yard field goal and a five-yard Ferragamo-to-Brad Jenkins TD pass. i i i i a a running and Pisarkiewisc's passing, advanced to the Nebraska 36 before stalling on the opening possession of the game. Nebraska ran out of downs at the Missouri 13 after marching 66 yards, and Coyle booted the field goal with 9:57 left in the quarter.

The Tigers got nowhere after the following kick off, and faced a punting situation at their own 25. Ray Phillips raced in, got a hand on Jim Coble's kick, and set up the Huskers at the Missouri 18. O'Leary carried to the four on a sweep, paving the way for the TD pass. With 4:57 left in the quarter Nebraska led 10-0. i i got on the Scoreboard in the second quarter after Kenny Downing recovered a fumbled punt at theHusker42.

Missouri steadily drove to the one, sparked by a 13-yard gain by Brown, a 13-yard i a i i a Grossart pass, and a nine-yard pass interference penalty. Galbreath came back into the lineup, plunging over from a yard out with 6:34 left in the half. The Tigers trailed only 10-7, before O'Leary's gallop. The teams opened the second half by exchanging punts most of the third quarter. The closest the Tigers came to scoring was a 60-yard field goal attempt by Tim Gibbons, which fell.far short.

a a i Bobby Thomas with a 37-yard TD strike with 15 seconds left in the period, after Leo Lewis had fumbled a punt at his own 38. College football Augustana, S.D. 28, Morningside 16 Ball St 27. Bowling Green 20 Black Hills 21, Huron 6 Buena Vista 45, Simpson 7 Butler 14, DePauw? Cameron St 35, So Colorado 7 Carroll. Wise.

31, Elmhiirst 14 Cent-Iowa 29, Upper Iowa 0 Cent Michigan 34, Marshall 0 Chadron St 24, Montana 0 Cincinnati 28. Houston 23 Coc42.Carleton22 Colorado 28. Iowa St 27 Colorado Col 34. Washington, Mo. 15 Concordia.

Neb 20, Donne 20 Cornel I Col 49, Knox 21 Col 20, Hastings Col 19 Denison 28. Mount Union 21 Dickinson St 53. So Dakota Tech 15 Drake 38. So Illinois 27 Central St 36, Now Mcx 22 Eureka 34, Illinois Col 22 Evansville 20, SI Joseph's. Ind.

19 Franklin Col 30, Capital 12 28. Chicago 0 Hanover Col. 76, Anderson 6 Illinois St 27, No Illinois 10 'Indiana Central 13. Valparaiso 10 Iowa 24. Northwestern 21 Iowa Wesleyan 20, St Ambrose 7 Kansas 28, Kansas StO Kans Benedictine 24, Tabor 22 Kearney St 34.

Missouri Western 14 -Lakeland 16, NW Wisconsin 14 Lawrence 23, Beloit 13 Lincoln 28. Missouri-Rolla 26 45, Wartburg 22 Manchester 21, Earlham 8 'Massachusetts 16, Illinois 13 Miami. Ohio 35. Toledo 21 Michigan 28, Minnesota 21 Michigan Tech 21 Ferris St 9 Millikin 28, Carthage Col 25 Milton 58. North Park 7 Minn-Duluth 38, Hamline 6 35, Winona St 21 Minot St 41, Rocky Mountain 20 Mo Southern 21, Washburn 9 Moorhcad St 28.

Bemidji StO Muskingum 27, Wooster 14 No Dakota 28. Mankato St 16 No Dakota St 28. So Dakota 3 NE Missouri St 27. Cent Missouri 12 No Colorado 7. Kans St- Pitt 6 No Iowa 14, So Dakota St 3 No Michigan 21, Grand Valley 17 NW Col, Iowa 14, Wayne St, Neb 7 Notre Dame 31, Navy 10 Ohio 24.

Michigan 10 Ohio St 24. Indiana 14 Oklahoma 27, Oklahoma St 7 Peru St 21, Culver-Stockton 20 Purdue 20, Michigan St 10 Ripon 64, Lake Forest 20 Rose Hulman 40, Principia 0 Si Cloud St 35. SW Minnesota 13 St John's. Minn. 28, Concord, Moorhd 17 So Dak-Sprfld 7, Dakota Wesley 3 SE Missouri 41, NW Missouri St 7 SW Missouri 16.

Ark-Pine Bluff 13 Stout St 38, Wis. Eau Claire 14 Tarkio31.Baker7 Temple 23, Dayton 10 Tennessee Tech 48. Term St 6 Tulsa 38, Louisville 14 Wabash 21. Centre Col 12 Wayne St, Mich 17, Northwood, Mich 13 Wheaton 37. Augustana, 111 35 William Pcnn 49, Dubuque 7 Wisconsin 18, Illinois 9 Wis.

Oshkosh 33, Wis. Superior 13 Wis. Platteville30.SlNorbert23 Wis. Riv Falls 56, Wis. Stevens Pt 14 Wis.

Whitewater 12, Wis. LaCrossc 3 Wittenberg 45. Ohio Wesleyan 16 Voungstown 15. Michigan 14 Ky Arkansas St 48, Chattanooga 0 Austin Col 21, Me Murry 14 Baylor 24, TCU 6 Howard Payne 24. Sam Houston St 23 Murray Si 26, Kentucky 7 S.F.

Austin 35. Sul Ross St 13 Texas 30. SMU 72 Texas AI 28. Tarlcton 0 Texas Tech 28, Rice 24 Adams St 24. Wcstirdnst, Utah 0 Air Force 33, Army 3 Arizona 36, Brigham Young 20 Arizona St 40, Utah 14 Boise St 39.

Montana 28 California 28, Southern Cal 14 Colo Mines 24, WNew Mexico 14 Wash St 22. Oregon 14 Humboldt St 27, San Francisco St 16 New Mexico 23. Tex-El Paso3 Oregon 26, Washington St 14 So Utah 30. Mesa Col 15 Stanford 28, Oregon S( 22 Utah St 27, Wyoming 21 Washington 17, UCLA 13 South Alabama AM 29, Alabama St 22 Appalachian St 22, Citadel 17 Bradley 27, Blucfield Si 14 Carson-Newman 31. Georgetown.

14 Concord Col 38. Liberty 14 Davidson 14. Kenyon 10 Elizabeth City 6, Faycltcvillc 0 Fisk U17, Knoxville 16 Florida 31, Auburn 14 Florida St 43. Clernson 7 Georgia 28. Richmond 24 Georgia Tech 21.

Duke 6 Guilford 34, Lenoir Rhyne 27 Hampden-Sydney27, Emory Henry 18 Kentucky 23. Tulanc 10 Livingston St 13, Nicholls St 7 Livingstone Col 33, St Paul's 0 Madison 12, Randolph-Macon 7 Mid Tenn St 44. Carolina 28 Mississippi 17. LSU13 No Carolina AT 48. Morgan St 28 No Caro Cent 6.

So Caro St 3 No Carolina St 28. So Carolina 21 Penn Si 15. Maryland 13 Presbyterian 28, Catawba 7 Salisbury St 15, Towson St 14 Shepherd 42, Bridgcwat-Va 13 Tennessee 28. Colorado SI 7 Term-Martin 24, Auslin Peay 15 Vanderbilt 17, Virginia 14 Virginia Tech 24, William Mary 7 Virginia Union 21, Virginia St 0 Wake Forest 21. No Carolina 9 Virginia Tech 6, Froslburg St 0 Kentucky 14.

Morehead St 10 Maryland 31. Dickinson Col 21 Eiit Boston Col 21, Miami, Fla 7 Boston 3, Holy Cross 0 Bowdoinl9, Bates 6 Brown 24, Princeton 16 Bucknell54.WashLeeO Carnegie-Mellon 23, Allegheny 3 Clarion 20. Shippeasburg 13 Clark 20, Morehouse 14 Colby 17, Maine Maritime 0 Columbia 42, Cornell 19 C. W. Post 24.

Northeastern 13 Delaware 14, Villanova 13 Stroudsburg 10. Cortland St 7 Edinboro St 21. Saginaw Val 0 Franklin Mar 42, Lebanon Valley 22 Georgetown, DC 24, FordhamO GlassboroStl6, Kean7 Grove City 35. Bethany, W.V'a. 0 Harvard 21.

Penn 3 Indiana Pa. 35, California Pa 26 Ithaca 36. Hobart 29 Juniata 19, Delaware Val 0 Kings Point 36, Hofstra 10 Kutztown 38. Bloomsburg 0 Lafayette 20. Gettysburg 12 Lchigh 38.

Colgate Maine 33. So Conn 0 Manhattan 23, Concordia, N. Y. 20 Mansfield St 13, Brockport SI 0 Montclair 20. Trenton St 19 Moravian 40, Johns Hopkins 20 New Hampshire 23.

Rhode Island 6 New York Tech 26. FDU-Madison 0 Norwich 13, Middlcbury 8 Pitt 38, Syracuse 0 Plymouth St 17, Boston St 14 Renssciaer 26. Worcester Tech 25 Rutgers 35, Connecticut 8 Si John's NY 33. Fairleigh Dicksn 7 Si Lawrence 28. Rochester 0 Slippery Rock 42, Lock Haven 0 Yale 16, Dartmouth 14 Cole Camp girls win District 16 Cole Camp whipped Warsaw 15-10 and 15-7 Saturdav in finals of the District 16 girls volleyball tournament at Camdenton.

Pro scores NBA New Orleans 103, Cleveland 91 New York Knicks 110. Philadelphia 98 Chicago 84, Boston 82 Buffalo 97, Detroit 93 ABA Kentucky 118, Utah 105 WHA Cincinnati 3, Calgary 2 NHL Chicago 3. Detroit! Montreal 4. New York Rangers 0 Toronto 3, Kansas City Philadelphia Boston 1 Missouri threatened with about 11 minutes left in the game driving from the Husker 42 following an Anthony fumble, tothe Nebraska eight. Pisarkiewisc threw to Henry Marshall in the corner of the end zone, where the ball was intercepted by Dave Butterfield.

Seven plays later Ferragamo fired a TD 61-yard TD bomb to Thomas, giving the Huskers a 30-7 margin with less than eight minutes left. Nebraska 10 6 7 7-30 Missouri 0 7 0 0 7 NEB-FG Coyle 30 NEB--Jenkins Spassfrom Ferragamo (Coyle kick) MO--Galbreath 1 run (Gibbons kick) NEB-O'Leary 40 run (kick failed) a 37 pass from Ferragamo (Coylekick) (Coyle kick) a 61 pass from Ferragamo (Coyle kick) NEWS TRIBUNE, Jafftnon City. Sunday. 2,1975 Big Eight Colorado 28-27 over Iowa St. First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losl Penalties-yards Nebraska Missouri 18 55-237 47-71 136 151 28 7 12-29-1 7-35 10-34 2-2 3-1 5-29 5-54 First down bound Nebraska fullback Terry Davis (25) drives for a gain of eight yards and a first down on a pass from quarterback Vince Ferragamo during Saturday's game with Missouri at Columbia, Mo.

Getting blocked out of the play is Missouri's Randy Frisch (91). Nebraska whipped the Tigers 30-7. (AP wirephoto) AMES, Iowa (AP) Quarterback David Williams threw for one touchdown and directed two 99-yard drives in the second half to give Colorado a come-from-behind 28-27 Big Eight Conference football victory over Iowa State here Saturday. The Buffaloes, now 2-2 in the conference, scored their go- ahead touchdown with two minutes, 11 seconds remaining in the game when fullback Terry Kunz gained his second touchdown by plunging over from the three. However, Cyclone quarterback Tom Mason responded with a 99-yard scoring drive, i a when he ran around left end to bring Iowa State to within a point.

But a two-point conversion attempt failed and gave Iowa State its third straight loss. Williams, the Big Eight's total offense leader, threw for 67 yards and rushed for another 46 yards, kunz, recovering from a bruised instep, added another 187 yards in 25 carries. colleges California shocks USC 28-14 BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) Quarterback Joe Roth passed for two touchdowns, Chuck Muncie accounted for more than 200 yards and Steve Rivera caught nine passes for the University of California Saturday as the Bears shocked fourth-ranked Southern California 28-14. A sophomore cornerback, Jeff Moye, made the key defensive play in the upset victory which broke the Trojans' 18- game unbeaten streak one day after Coach John McKay had announced this season would be his last at the collegiate level.

California never trailed in i a i Pacific-8 game. Moye's tackle of Southern Cal quarterback Vince Evans just short of the Bears' goal line in the final minute of the first half kept the score at 7-7, slopping a Trojan drive which went 45 yards. Roth, a junior, passed for 244 yards and two touchdowns--to Wes Walker in the second quarter and George Freitas in the third. Muncie ran for 143 yards and caught five passes for 62 yards, while Rivera made nine receptions for 131 yards. Ohio St.

24, 14 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Pete Johnson, the nation's leading scorer, went from goat to hero in three minutes of the fourth quarter Saturday, scoring the clinching touchdown as top-ranked Ohio State escaped with a 24-14 Big Ten football victory over lightly-regarded Indiana. Johnson wrapped up the tense triumph by ramming one yard with less than seven minutes to play, insuring the un- fa a Buckeyes' eighth straight victory and their fifth without a loss in the Big Ten. Minutes earlier, as an Ohio Stadium sellout crowd of almost 80,000 sat stunned, the 243-pound junior fumbled on Indiana's one-foot line with the Buckeyes ahead by only 17-14. Sophomore linebacker Crmf i a recovered for Indiana. A daring gamble by le the Hoosiers, a first down pass by quarterback Terry Jones, was intercepted by Ohio Stale's Bruce Ruhl at the Indiana 33.

Seven plays later, Johnson redeemed himself wilh his 19th touchdown of this season, one shy of the Big Ten record. So Indiana was saddled with its sixth loss in eight games. Michigan 28, Minnesota 21 MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-Seventh-ranked Michigan, under strong pressure from heavy underdog Minnesota, broke a tie midway through the fourth a Saturday tailback Gordon Bell ran 23 yards for a touchdown to send 4-4, rallied from a 21-7 second- quarter deficit. Texas 30, SMU 22 DALLAS (AP) Eighth- ranked Texas, stunned by an early deficit, mauled Southern Methodist Saturday on fullback Earl Campbell's bruising runs i i the Wolverines to a 28-21 Big three field goals by Russell Ten Conference college foot- to take the Southwest ball victory Conference lead with a 30-22 Michigan, 6-0-2, did nol get vlctory overlhe Mustangs. Minnesota territory in the second half until midway through the final period, he Wolverines defense finally shut off the passing of Minnesota's Tony Dungy and forced the Gophers to punt from their end zone, setting up lhe winning drive.

The 5-foot-9. 175-pound Bell, who gained 172 yards on 31 carries, had runs of 11 and four a i game-breaking run. Dungy completed 17 of 31 passes for 192 yards and two touchdowns as Minnesota, now Dulcia takes victory in thoroughbred race ARCADIA, Calif. A A gentine-bred Dulcia embarrassed her male rivals in the $350,000 National Thoroughbred Championship Saturday as she and her champion jockey Bill Shoemaker rallied from dead last to win the richest handicap in American thoroughbred racing history at Santa Anita. The eastener Royal Glint took second a neck behind the winner in the 1'j-mile race with a another mare, Tizna, third in the field of 11.

The time was 2:01 flat in the nationally televised event. K-State runners first Touchdown run University of Missouri-Rolla Miner quarterback Greg Haug looks downfield for would-be tacklers Saturday as he scampers seven yards for a first quarter touchdown to give the UMR club an early 7-0 lead over Lincoln University. But the Blue Tigers, paced by three second half touchdowns, came back to nip the visiting Miners 28-26for Lincoln's first MIAA win. (News Tribune photo) BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Kansas State placed five of its runners among the lop 10 finishers in the Big Eight Conference cross country championships to easily outdistance run- nerup Colorado Saturday.

Paced by Jeff Schemmcl, Kansas State recorded an unofficial all-time low score of 25 as well as its 10th Big Eight title. Schemmel led all the way to take individual honors in 25 minutes. 22 seconds. Colorado had 73 points followed by Iowa State University 87, Oklahoma State 96, Missouri 105, Oklahoma 127, Kansas 136, Nebraska 214. Low score wins in cross country.

Texas is now 7-1 for the year and 4-0 in conference play, a half-game ahead of idle, fifth- ranked Texas AM. SMU is 3-5 and 1-3 in the conference. Southern Methodisl, a Ihree- touchdown underdog, rocked the Longhorns with Wayne Morris' first quarter one-yard touchdown dive for a 7-0 lead. Morris also bolted 77 yards late in the game for a touchdown after Texas had built a 30-14 lead. Penn.

St. 15, Maryland 13 COLLEGE PARK. Md. A A 40-yard, fourth-quarter field goal by Chris Bahr. the third of the game by the nation's leading field goal kicker, gave ninth-ranked Penn State 15-13 college football victory over Hth-ranked Maryland Saturday.

It was the 14lh consecutive victory by the Nittany Lions over the Terps. who have taken only one of 22 games in the intersectional series. Pcnn State is 8-1 for the season and Maryland is 5-2-1. Bahr, whose 18 field goals puts him one short of the NCAA season record, connected from 37 and 44 yards early in the game after Penn State recovered fumbles on the first two Maryland possessions. Iowa State scored on its third possession when Mason passed seven yards to tight end Glover a a one-handed catch in the end zone.

Oklahoma 27, Oklahoma St. 7 STILLWATER, Okla. senior quarterback Steve Davis plowed for two and fullback Horace Ivory smashed tough yardage up the middle as a Oklahoma defeated arch-rival Oklahoma State 27-7, in a titantic Big Eight defensive struggle here Saturday afternoon. The victory pushed Oklahoma's winning streak to 28 games, longest in college football, and moved the Sooners a crucial step closer to third undefeated season and a possible' national championship. The triumph over the 19th- ranked Cowboys didn't come; easy.

The Sooners took a 10-0 lead'. after the first quarter on a one-' yard plunge by Davis and 56- yard field goal by Tony DiRien-; zo. Kansas 28, Kansas St. 0 LAWRENCE, Kan. A Nolan Cromwell blitzed Kan-! sas State for all the scoring; Kansas needed in the first half, then let the Jayhawk defensa crush the Wildcats' hapless- offense for a 28-0 Big Eight Conference football victory Saturday.

The game, witnessed by a Kansas record 53,480 fans, gave the Jayhawks a 2-2 conference record and 5-3 over-all mark. Kansas State slumped to its i straight defeat, i i four conference losses. Kansas led 16-4 in first downs and 228-56 in total offense the first half. Pro football National Conference Eaittrn Division L. Pet.

PF PA a a 5 1 0 .833 141 91 a 4 2 0 .667 1 6 0 79 i 2 0 .667 148 131 3 4 0 .429 1 2 2 1 6 0 i 1 5 0 .167 106 123 Central Division i 6 0 0 1.000 1 6 4 7 9 3 3 0 .500 1 1 1 1 2 2 i 1 5 0 .167 44 ISO G. Bay I 5 0 .167 87 137 Western Division 1 0 .833 127 76 A 2 4 0 3 3 3 8 6 9 3 Fr. 2 4 0 .333 105 1 1 5 N. 1 5 0 .167 65 168 American Conference Eastern Division W. L.

T. PF PA i a i 5 1 0 .833 176 98 4 2 0 6 6 7 192 132 a 2 4 0 .333 1 5 4 1 4 9 2 4 0 .333 7 6 1 1 8 2 4 0 .333 1 2 9 1 9 0 Central Division i 6 0 0 1.000 1 2 8 7 0 i 1 0 .833 170 61 5 1 0 .833 136 66 0 6 0 .000 6 5 1 8 7 Western Division a 4 2 0 .667 113 97 i 3 3 0 5 0 0 1 4 0 120 2 3 0 .500 1 1 2 1 4 5 i 0 7 0 .000 6 1 1 6 1 Saturday's Results New York 35. San DICRO 24 Sunday i at Cincinnati a at New York Jets a at Baltimore i a i at Chicago Minnesota at Green Bay Houston at Kansas City A a a at New Orleans New England at St. Louis a a at Denver i at San Francisco a a at Washington Monday Los Angeles at i a i a Missouri colleges LU posts come-from-behind win Lincoln University rallied from a 16-7 halftime deficit lo keep winless Missouri-Rolla that way Saturday, taking a 28-26decision at Lincoln ground out 137 yards rushing and 117 more from the air to score three times in the final two periods of play. The win was the first of the year for the Blue Tigers in the i i I i a Athletic Association.

The team stands 1-2 in the loop and 3-5 overall. The Miners fall to 0-4 in the league and 0-6-2 for the season. Nolan Franklin crashed over from three yards out to give LU the winning score with 5:43 left in the game. Freshman Mike West returned a Miner kickoff 80 yards, a penalty on the Rolla team moved the ball to the Mner 4, Kevin Burgess picked up two yards on a run up the middle before Franklin carried for the score. Harvey Thomas booted the extra point.

The Blue Tigers went ahead in the third period, then Steve Sylvester teammed with punter Chuck Mason on a 67-yard fake punt-pass play. Facing fourth-down-and six from his own 33, Mason took the snap from center and hurled the ball to the waiting arms of Sylvester for the 67-yard score. Thomas' extra point broughl the team back 19-13. Blue Tiger safety Bruce Johnson picked off a Greg Haug pass and returned it 27 yards for a LU score at the end of the third quarter. Thomas kicked the PAT and Lincoln led for the first time in the game 21-16.

UMR jumped back into the lead wilh 6:32 left in the fourth period when Haug passed to Andrew Cox for a seveYi yard score. Earlier in the third period, UMR posted three points on a 42 yard field goal by Mike Hobick, his sedond of the afternoon. He kicked a 25-yar- der with 1:36 left in the first half. Lincoln scored late in the first half when Scales hit Richard Hatcher for a 27-yard TD with :31 showing on the clock. Franklin finished the game with 41 rushing yards for Lincoln's balanced attack on 10 carries.

Sylvester added 30 yards on five carries and Burgess totaled 24 yards on nine carries. Steve Townsell led all runners wilh 101 yards on 27 carries for lhe Miners. Freshman quarterback Mike Scales hil four out of 11 passes for 70 yards, and had one i Mason a one-for-one and 67 yards in the passing department. Haug completed 13 out of 24 with one interception for 134 yards. First dowTis a Passing yards Return yardage Passes (C-A-I) Punts-ave Yards penalized UMR 21 42-186 134 0 1324-1 30 LU 11 3 4 1 3 7 117 38 5-11-1 40 SEMo.41,NWMo.7 CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo.

(AP) Bobby Everage scored two touchdowns and Southeast Missouri State limited Northwest Missouri State to just 88 yards total offense in stunning the Bearcats. 41-7, Saturday in a Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association football game. Everage's first touchdown came midway through the first quarter on a three-yard run as the Indians took a 17-Olead; his secondscore. a two-yard dash in the third period, made it 347. Southeast Missouri rolled up 15 first downs on 131 yards passing an 200 rushing, but it was the opportunistic Indian defense that made the difference.

Mo. 27, Cent. Mo. 12 KIRKSVILLE, Mo. (AH a Missouri State roughed up Central Missouri' State, 27-12 Saturday as Northeast quarterback Steve Rampy threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third.

The victory lefl Northeast Missouri with a 6-2 overall mark and 3-0 in the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Central fell to 5-2 and 2-2. SW Mo. 16, Bluff 13 SPRINGFIELD, Mo. A I David Kruse booted a 37-yard field goal with 7:15 left in lhe game Saturday night and lifted Southwest Missouri to a 16-13 non-conference football victory over winless Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

The victory' left Southwest with a 4-3-1 overall mark. Arkansas is 0-9. St. 21, Culver-Stockton PERU, N'eb. (AP)-Freshman qurterback Bob Rosen- beck tossed one touchdown and his sophomore brother Gary ran for two more to give Peru State a 21-20 football victory over Culver-Stockton of Canton, Peru is 4-5 and Culver-Stockton 4-4 for the season.

Cent. Meth. 35, Graceland 7 LAMONI, Iowa A Jim Kurtz scored on two touchdown passes from Bob Gould Saturday as Central Methodist of Fa- yelle, scored a 35 7 Heart of America Conference football victory over Graceland. The victory boosted the Eagles to 3-1 in lhe league and 7-1 overall. Graceland fell lo 3-1 and 5-2-1.

Kearney St. 34, Mo. West. 14 A Neb. A I Kearney Slate scored lhe first three times it got the bail and went on to defeal Missouri Weslrn 34-14 in football Salur- day.

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