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Lincoln Sunday Jonrnnl Shir Sept. 20, 1971 3D ie-Led Sooners Mizzou fry Wins, 2412 Bom bard Pitt 55-29 Oklahoma Pitt 23 24 50-425 59-297 149 187 32 1 6-9-0 U-29-2 3-40 2-39 0 1 26 17 First downs Rushes-yardage Passing yardage Return yardaga Passes Punts Furhbles lost Yards penalized 'Pittsburgh UP) Oklahoma's whippet-quick backfield, fired by Joe Wylie's 85-yard kickoff rpturn, scored the first five times it had the ball and rode their devastating Wishbone offense to a 55-29 rout of Pittsburgh Saturday. Led by Wylie's three touchdowns, two by quarterback Jack Mildren and another by Greg Pruitt, the Sooners chewed up 232 yards on the ground, 79 more through the air and rolled up a 42-17 halftime lead. In the first half, 1 1 1 i 'V- -y 'y TK v. A jh- "ifv If fe? i 'iv' if i 'i i y--v and marched from its own 22 to the Oklahoma 15 before Eric Knisley kicked a 32-yard field goal.

The lead lasted only 14 seconds. Wylie took the ensuing kickoff at his 15, swung around a pack of defenders at the 35 and raced down the right sideline untouched. Three plays later, Oklahoma's Albert Quails recovered a fumble by Joel Klimek following a completed pass at the Pitt 33. Mildren passed 23 yards to Wylie and eventually circled left end from the two for a 14-7 lead. The next time the Sooners got the ball they stormed 60 yards in five plays with Pruitt scampering around left end for the first 12 yards and the last 32 behind Wylie's block, and it was 21-3 with less than 11 minutes gone.

The Sooners, who rushed for 342 yards in their opener against Southern Methodist, finished with 425 on the ground and 149 passing. Oklahoma 21 21 4 755 Pittsburgh 11 6 0 1229 Pitt-FG Knisley 32 Okla Wylie 85 kickoff return (Carroll kick) Okla Mildren 3 run (Carroll kick) Okla Pruitt 32 run (Carroll kick) Pitt Englert 5 pass from Havern (Mo- yer pass from Havern) Okla Mildren 4 run (Carroll kick) Okla Wylie 14 run (Carroll kick) Pitt Block 7 pass from Havern (run failed) Okla Wylie 19 run (Carroll kick) Okla Mildren 16 run (kick failed) Okla Welch 16 run (Carroll kick) Pitt Medwcd 2 run (pass failed) Pitt Chatman 4 run (pass failed) 89-Yard Drive Lifted Huskers SMU Missouri First downs 11 11 Rushes-yards 8-mlnus 42 8 56-138 Passing yardage 156 95 Return yardage 153 90 Passes 13-27-0 7-13-1 Punts 11-36 10-41 Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized 8-65 -58 Columbia, Mo. UP) Chuck Roper fired two touchdown passes and the Missouri defense made a shambles of Southern Methodist's flying wishbone Saturday as the Tigers scored a 24-12 decision over the Mustangs of the Southwest Conference for their first victory of this football season. The Big Eight Conference team now is 1-2. SMU is 0-2.

Roper flipped a 20-yard pass to John Kelsey for the first touchdown on Missouri's initial play from scrimmage and found Charles McMurry with, a 27-yarder for six more points in the third quarter. A 34-yard pass from Roper to Otto Nichols put the ball on the SMU one earlier in the third period, and Don Johnson piled over the middle for the touchdown. Greg Hill converted three times and connected on a 20-yard field goal. ''We were tired of being criticized," said Roper. "We called an offensive meeting this morning without the Roper said.

"We just sat around and talked about what we wanted to get done." Missouri Coach Al Onofrio gnt the game ball and said, "the defense played tremendously. The offense was better than last week but they could enly do what the" defense dic Missouri 10 0 14 024 MU-Kelsey 20 pass from Roper (Nil KICKI MU-FG Hill 20 SMU-Maxson 2 run (pass failed) MU Johnson 1 run (Hill kick) MU-McMurry 27 pass from Roper 14 pas, from Weattv erjj)lypi'ss Glover Leads NU Taclders Middle guard Rich Glover led the Nebraska Black Shirt assault on Texas ball carriers by a big margin with 12 tackles, seven of them solo stops. Tackle Bill Janssen had nine, five unassisted, and end Willie Harper was in on seven ickles. Oklahoma's John Harrison dives into the end zone romped to a 55-29 win from the three-yard line over the Eastern school. UPI TELEPHOTO against Pitt.

The Sooners Bad Sj Florida St. Ends Rodgers, List Made Olds' Run Possible KU String 30-7 Continued From 'I've been sort said Rodgers. tated. There's a long, long way 34 passes for 300 yards, in- to 0' I think Roper had an excluding two TD throws to Smith cellent performance." and one to Kent Gaydos, before smo o-u Rushing Total Nebraska's total offense figure was reduced by 30 yards When center Doug "Jamail snapped the ball over punter Rich Sanger's head in the fourth quarter. The 30-yard loss on the play was charged against the Huskers rushing total, reducing it from 239 to 209 and cutting the total offense figure from 413 to 383.

Draper Wins Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Tom Draper of Troy, won the U.S. Senior Amateur Golf Championship Saturday by scoring a 3-1 victory over Ernest Pieper Jr. of San Juan Bautista, after trailing until the 11th hole. Cross Country Big Eight Iowa State 41 Kansas 19, a Kansas Fla.

St. 14 12 38-143 31-47 33 306 29 153 8-27-5 18-40-4 11-39 7-38 0 0 56 8j Fla. UP) -smashed First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Tallahassee, Florida State previously unbeaten Kansas 30-7 in college football Saturday night as a red hot Gary Huff nailed Barry Smith for an 88-yard record breaking touchdown pass and Frank Fontes put 12 points on -the board with his bare toe. The Seminoles extended their season record to 3-0 before a home opener crowd of 34,784 at Doak Campbell Stadium, while the Big Eight Jayhawks fell for the first time in three games. Huff, a junior quarterback from Tampa, completed 17 of days and I didn't feel too strong." Rodgers, who had his usual busy day, accounted for 221 yards in rushing, receiving and returns.

He also got a big thank you from Bill Olds for his block which let the big fullback turn the corner on his 67-yard touchdown gallop. "I don't think I ever knocked him Rodgers said of his block on the cornerback, "but I stayed with him a long time." "Johnny's block and one by Jerry List were the ones which made it possible," said Olds. "As soon as I got past List's block the only thing I saw was No. 30 (Bland Smith) coming from the other side. I didn't know if I could get past him.

I was just worrying about getting as much out of the run as I could," he said. It was the longest run of Olds' brief Cornhusker career. He went 36 yards, but didn't score, on a similar play against Oklahoma State last year. "It took us longer to crank up and get going," said Olds of the Cornhusker offense. "Texas was quick, just like the scouts told us." Offensive guard Keith Wortman said he and his line mates "just didn't do the job." "We weren't consistent.

Just hit and miss. It's a lot more satisfying if you can drive 80 yards and score instead of getting the big plays we did today," he said. Wortman lauded the quickness of the Aggies. "That 31 (linebacker Grady Hoermann) is the fastest player I've played against." he said. Pruitt carried eight times for 100 yards, Wylie six for 54 and Mildren for 51.

Mildren added a third touchdown early in the third period. It was the second consecutive lopsided victory for Oklahoma, ranked 11th in The Associated Press college football poll, while Pitt is 1-1. With three passes by John Hogan accounting for 55 yards, Pitt took the opening kickoff Gary Dixon picked up four. Tagge then pitched the ball to Olds, swinging wide around the right side and Olds scooted 67 yards for the tally. Few Long Drives But it was well into the second quarter before the Husker offense was able to put one of its patented time-consuming, ground-chewing drives together to give the Black Shirts a chance to sit back and relax.

kickoff and punt return specialists Hugh 1 returned a Jeff Hughes punt from his 45 to the NU 14 and again the Black Shirts had to respond. They did so quickly with Harper recovering a fumble at the NU 11. Tagge then directed one of those patented marches, going 89 yards in 19 plays and eating up nearly eight minutes on the clock. Tagge threw only four passes on the 19-play drive, completing three of them 13 yards to List, 15 to Olds and 10 to Woody Cox. The remaining yardage was eaten up three, four and five yards at a time by Tagge, Kinney and Dixon with Tagge getting the final yard with 2:22 left in the half.

Rich Sanger's PAT attempt was blocked, but the Huskers took a 13-0 lead into the dressing room at halftime. Few First Dow ns The Husker defense had been so domineering and nasty in the first half that didn't pick up a first down until less than 30 seconds remained in the first 30 minutes. And the Husker offense, while being mistake-prone, piled up a huge 304-25 edge in total yardage and ran 59 plays ro only 29 for the Aggies in that first half. If it was obvious at halftime that things had started going the Huskers' way, all doubt was removed in the first 13 seconds of the second half, the time it took Rodgers to go his 98 yards with the second half kickoff. And the score had mounted to 27-0 on an 80-yard drive in 10 plays, winding up with Tagge finding Rodgers all alone at the three and hitting him for the 32-yard scoring strike, before completed its first pass with less than four minutes left in the third quarter.

The tally was 34-0 before the Aggies got on the board with McElroy providing a bomb of his own, going 94 yards with the kickoff that followed Kosch's 95-yard interception return. Helping to sooth Kinney's injured feelings over losing the early fumble was the fact that he moved up another notch on the Husker rushing ladder, taking over fifth place on the chart. Kinney Bypasses Davis Kinney's 14 carries for 51 yards gave him a career total of 402 carries for 1,538 yards to bypass Dick Davis' 1,514 and move him to within nine yards of No. 4 Bob Smith. Tagge's 172 passing yards on 14 of 23 passes moved him closer to the No.

3 spot on the all-time Big Eight ledger. Tagge, the all-time Husker leader, now has passed for 3.379 yards, only 72 short of Iowa State's Tim Van Galder. The Huskers will wind up their pre-conference slate Saturday with Utah State coming to Memorial Stadium. 475-1071 Continued From Page ID hard after a 13-yanl pass from Tagge. Again they responded as they are expected to as a matter of routine anymore.

They yielded two yards to fullback Doug Neill. but Rich Glover sneaked up on Aggie quarterback Lex James from behind for a one-yard loss to the NU 46 and Willie Harper teamed with Bob Terrio to hold Neill for a one-yard gain, forcing a punt. Late in the first quarter, the offense began earning its keep for this Saturday afternoon, starting at its own 18 after another Aggie punt. Tagge trusted List again with a 10-yard pass for a first down at the 29 and reserve I-back Imp roving K-State Hits BYU BYU First downs Rushes-yards 38-31 Passing yardage "2 Return yardage 54 Passes 15 32 2 Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized '5 Manhattan. Kan.

KSU 32 77-269 75 45 5 17 4 1 49 3 93 The Kansas State football team is going to keep getting better, Coach Vince Gibson promised Saturday after his Purple Wildcats took a 23-7 victory ever Brigham Young University. "We made 10.000 mistakes but our kids were fighting and hitting," Gibson said. "Our offensive line whipped 'em pretty good and that Bill Butler was fantastic." Butler carried the ball 41 times, a K-State record, for a net 142 yards. "That Butler runs hard," Gibson said. "He's a fighter." But the coach said the nnmber of carries by the 220-pound But ler is not to be taken a pattern for the remainder of the season.

"In most games Butler won't be carrying 40 times," Gibson said. "Usually, Butler will carry about 20 times and Isaac Jackson will carry about 20 times. But Isaac had an injured so we didn't run him much today." iJaekson, a promising sophomore, had only three carries for nine yards. Brigham Young, whose kick return star, Golden Richards, sat out the game with an ankle injury, got close to Kansas State's goal line only on its scoring thrust in the second quarter. Brigham Young 0 7 Kansas State 10 7 0- 7 6-23 KS-FG (Goergcr 27) KS Butler 5 run (Goerger kick) BYU -Van Valkenburg 3 run (Lll-ienquist kick) KS-Butler 3 run (Goerger kick) KS-McLane 1 run.

(Kick failed). 'UalV Chapter Meeting Off The scheduled Oct. 2 meeting of the Nebraska chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame has been cancelled. The fall meeting of the group will be re-scheduled at a later date. Page ID of sick the last couple of Iowa St.

Triumphs Iowa State NM 27 17 60-366 54-222 131 128 58 36 8-18-0 10-19-2 1-34 6-26 2 2 64 99 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Albuquerque, N.M. IP Big George Amundson, shunted irom quarterback to tailback this year, keyed a bruising Iowa State rushing attack as the Cyclones ground out a convincing 44-20 nonconference college football victory over lethargic New Mexico Saturday night. The 6-3 220-pound Amundsen, who lost the quarterback job to senior Dean Carlson, rolled1 up a career best of 19S yards on 28 carries and scored touchdowns. New Mexico Iowa State 9 7 14 1444 0 14 0 620 Shoemake 37 Shoemake 30 fg ISU FG Shoemake 38 UNM Henry 7 run (Hartshorne kick) ISU Amundson 1 run (Shoemake kirk) UNM Henry 9 pass from Long (Harshorne kick) ISU Krepfle 13 pass from Carlson (Shoemake kick) ISU Carlson 1 run (Shoemake kick) ISU Amundson 9 run (Shoemake kick) UNM Long 5 run (run failed) ISU Marquardt 43 run (Shoemake kick) A 27.231. Cross Country Doane 19, Tarkio 37 Concordia 27, Westmar 28 exHr'u'iHi' uift j.w.....fa u.uu uumici iu ohck up rra iK wmgnam.

Fontes is FSU'S 5-f00t-G, 150- 1 ti 1 ,1 pound klCker. He lofted three field goals from 47, 21 and 42 yards out. and capped each of the three Seminole touchdowns with extra points. Huff's 88-yard TD pass play to Smith was the longest in FSU history Kansas Florida State 0 13 7 0 3 14 0- 7 0-30 FSU-FG Fontes 47 FSU-FG Fontes 21 FSU-Gaydos 24 pass from Huff (Fontes kick) Kan Schroll 7 pass from Heck (Helm-bacher kick) FSU FG Fontes FSU-Smith 19 pass (rom Hulf (Forties kick) FSU Smith 38 pass from Huff (Pontes kick) A- 34.784. -Ff You're invited to meet Mr.

Melville Golt Vice President of Rubin Bros VPI Clipped Bv Okla. St. VPI 17 30-122 osu 18 52-217 240-145 -1 14-22-2 5-52 1 53 First downs Rushes-yards Passino yardage Return yardage 10 Passes 23-46-0 Punts 7-38 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 60 Stillwater, Okla. Tiny sophomore quarterback Brent Blackman raced 79 yards for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter to throttle a comeback bid bv Virginia Tech and hand Oklahoma State a 24-16 football victory here Saturday. Oklahoma State jumped out to a 17-0 half-time lead, but was hard pressed in the final two quarters by the passing of Virginia Tech quarterback Don Strock.

Blackman, making his debut as a Cowboy starter, scored two touchdowns the first on a one-yard run in the second neriod. Tommy Woods had an eight-yard touchdown run for OSU in the first quarter and Uve Pruss kicked a field goal to give the Pokes their 17-0 margin. VP 0 0 10 6--16 OSU 7 10 0 7-24 OSU Woods 8 run (Pruss kick) OSU Blackman 1 run (Pruss kick) OSU FG Pruss 28 VPI Maksanty 5 pass from Sprock (D. Sprock kick! VPI FG D. Sprock 24.

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