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October 30, 1977, Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star is passes ifftute Cornhusker Quotes Fumbles help Cyclones Mizzou comeback, 24-14 Truth mil bo Cala Seasons records wallop 13 11-292 45-1B 140 151 First Downs tushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards -Passat Puntt Fumblti-Loil Ptnalllts-Yards a 14-JS-l 3-11-3 1-410 3-3 3-1 8-20 2-10 MISSOURI (3-S) COLORADO (5M USC 10-27 Stanford 27-21 Illinois 7-11 Kent St. California 21-20 N. Mexico 42-7 ArlionaSt. Army 31-0 Iowa St Okla. St 29-13 Oklahoma Kansas 17-17 Kansas St.

Nebraska IS-33 Missouri 14-24 Nebraska 5 at Iowa State 12 Okla. St. 12 at Oklahoma 19 at Kansas 19 Kansas Stale lews si 14 27 49-13 63 190 33 0 JO-J-0 1I-1M S-32 3-45 5-4 3-2 5-32 MS Fir it downs Rusrits-yards Pitting yards Return yards Pastel Punts Fumbles lost recovered a Missouri fumble. Fullback James Mullberry, in two runs, brought the ball down to the Missouri 1. Knapple carried it In on the next play.

With just 59 seconds left to play in the first quarter, Knapple connected on his touchdown pass to Gaunty. Missouri now stands 6-1-1 on Seasons records KANSAS (14-1) IOWA STAT! (-2) Texas 14-28 Wichita St 35-9 UCLA M7 Iowa 1012 Wash. St 14-12 Bowling Cr. Oklahoma 9 24 Dayton 17-13 Miami, Fla. Missouri 7-0 Colorado 17-17 Nebraska 24-21 Okla.

St 0-21 Oklahoma Iowa St 3-41 Kansas 41-3 Kansas St. Colorado 12 at Nebraska 12 at Kansas St. 19 Missouri 19 Okla. St. Penalties-yards AMES, Iowa (UPI) -Kevin Hart recovered two fumbles and Mark Settle pounced on the season, with a 2-2 Big Eight Kansas took a 3-0 lead on a 47-yard field goal by-Milie Hubach with 2:45 left in.

the first quarter. However, the Jayhawks fumbled first three possessions'. "Turnovers were the; ley early," said Iowa State Coach Earle Bruce. "Our defeise gave us some great in the first We dedicated this game to Ron McFarland." "That was our best tfcafh Effort of the year," said Bruce. "The defense seemed Jo Jet stronger all day long o)ir offense continues to ijngrbye every game." another to set up second-quarter touchdowns and spark Iowa State to a 41-3 Big Eight victory over Kansas Trailing 3-0 after one BOULDER, Colo.

(UPI) -Missouri quarterback Pete Woods threw two second-half touchdown passes to give the Tigers a 24-14 Big Eight Conference victory over Colorado Saturday and their first triumph in Folsom Stadium in five years. Down 14-7 in the third quarter, Woods found flanker Joe Stewart streaking down the right sideline with a 33-yard touchdown pass. Jeff Brockhause drilled the point after to knot the score. The Tigers started a 57-yard drive late in the third, period that ended in the winning touchdown. Woods, who racked up 140 yards in the game, threw an eight-yard bullet pass quarter, 19th-rated Iowa State capitalized on the fumble recoveries to ring up three into the Colorado end zone to tight end Kelly Winslow.

Brockhause's kick made it 21-14. The Tigers wrapped up the game with a drive down to Colorado's 31, where Jeff Brockhause booted a 48-yard field goal with only 45 seconds left in the game. Colorado scored its two touchdowns in the first quarter on a 1-yard dive over the center by quarterback Jeff Knapple, and a 52-yard pass to split end Steve Gaunty. Colorado's first touchdown drive began when the Buffs touchdowns in a span of less then 7'2 minutes in the second Kansas 3 OOI- fullback Pat Kennedy. The Iowa State offense, which rolled up 44w yards and posted its highest point total of the season, continued to move in the seconf half even after the reserves took over.

Freshman quarterback Vinny Cerrato scored on a 4-yard run early in the fourth quarter and reserve tailback Jeff Curry dove in from the one later in the period. Iowa State improved its record to 6-2 and to stay contention for the Big Eight title with a 3-1 league mark. Kansas, which suffered its worst loss of the year, fell to 1-6-1 and 0-3-1. 0 IV II-41 lawa Stat period. Tailback Dexter Green scored on runs of 1 and 14 yards and quarterback Terry marK.

Colorado Is now 1-2-1 in league play and 5-2-1 overall. "There just isn't a lot I can say," Colorado coach Bill Mallory said after the game. "I have no excuses whatsoever. We're not playing well enough to get the job done." Missouri 0 7 7 10-24 Colorado 14 0 1-14 Col-Knapple 1 run (Dadlotls kick) Col-Gaumy 52 pass from Knapple (Dadlotls kick) MO-Woods I run (Brockhaut kick) MO-Sewert 33 pass from Woods (Brockhaus kick) MO Winslow I pass front Woods (Brockhaus kick) MO FG Brockhaus 41 A ISU harriers top Nebraska Ames, Iowa Nebraska's harriers very defeated by Iowa State here Saturday, 17-45. Harold Stelzer, with a fourth place finish topped Cornhusker Rubley got the other TD on a 1- yard run.

ISU-Green 1 run Kollman kltk) ISU-Rubley 1 run (Kollmen kMO-' ISU-Green 14 run (Kollmen kick) ISU-Kennedy 3 run Kollmen kick ISU-Cerrato 4 run I Kollman kick) ISU-Curry 1 run (kick (ailed) A 48,500 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS, RUSHING Kanses, Ediger 36. Banks 8-28 Iowa St. Green 26-146 Currey 7-38 PASSING-Kansas, Smith 5-11-0. 43. Iowa St.

Rubley, 10-16-0. 130. RECEIVING Kansas, Hlggins 2-31. Iowa St. Hixon 4-51, Hardee 3-39.

Green, who rushed for 149 yards in 26 carries, also broke loose on a 33-yard run to set up Iowa State's fourth touchdown, a 3-yard burst by reserve Oklahoma downs K-State, 42-7 OU 20 68-505 S3 40 2- 7-1 3- 33.3 4-3 0 1-13 KSU 17 46-119 183 111 12-21-4 1-1 3-25 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yard Seasons records OKLAHOMA (7-1) KANSAS STATE Vanderbllt Utah 62-24 Ohio st 5 Kansas 24-9 6.i3 Miss. St 21-24 lowest 35-16 kla St: Kansas St. 42-7 J0'un 5 at Okie. St. U2 12 Colorado a 25 Nebraska Vl9 aKolorado efforts.

Jeff Myers of 15U nad the meet's best time with" a 24:47 clocking. NU Harriers capture meet Team results Nebraska 34 Kearney St 30 Wichita St 54 Fairbury The University of Nebraska women's cross country team won the fourth annual Southeast Fairbury cross country meet. Individual results 1. Donna Fox, NU, 2. Shari Meyer, Kearney, 3.

Tami Gilpin, WSU, 4. Kit Sundling, Concordia, 19-33; 5. Theresa McDermott, Kearney, 19:38. Field hockey team splits The University of Nebraska ii. iim.i II il ii nun ,1,1.

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But the ball hung up there and hung up there. It's always great to get beat deep on national TV." On his Interception of a Bailey pass from OSU's next offensive series "I wish I could have scored on that. It felt great after getting beat earlier. That and the win are the only reasons I'm smiling right now." Wingback Curtis Craig On his 82 yards rushing and 16-yard touchdown run years ago down here, I got hurt early and played only three plays. So Coach Osborne told me today that I would have to play two games to make up for that one.

I guess I did. I thought on my long run (33 yards), my knee might have touched the ground, but I ust kept running." Middle guard Kerry Weinmaster On Terry Miller "I think he's better than Tony Dorsett (Pittsburgh's Heisman trophy winner last year) because Dorsett played against a bunch of teams that were duds and Miller plays against some of the best teams in the country right here in this conference. On Nebraska's defensive line shifting "That was a little something new. We overshlfted and put the nose guard straight up on one of their guards. That was how we freed our linebackers." Defensive Tackle Kelvin Ciark On his attempt to recover OSU's on-side kickoff "That was rough.

Now I know what split ends go through. I had the ball In my hands after catching it about head high. But I didn't have time to tuck It away before about ten guys hit me." Defensive Coordinator Lance Van Zandt On his feelings of coaching against OSU's Jim Stanley "He's a good coach and good friend. He gave me a job (Van Zandt coordinated the Cowboy defense in 1973 and 1974). But I wanted to beat him.

Sometimes you want to win more against a friend than somebody you don't know. I wished him good luck in the remaining games." Safety Larry Valasek "We had a good game plan today and we stuck to it. We tried not to stunt too much, but when we did It was effective. I think the key to stopping them was not giving up any long runs especially against a team like Oklahoma State with a great back like Terry Miller." Defensive end Tony Samuel On his interception of quarterback Randy Stephenson's third quarter pass "The tight end released to the inside and I went with him. I could read the quarterback all the way.

I was surprised he tried to throw it. It's been a long time since I've had an interception. That's my first at Nebraska." Quarterback Tom Sorley On his offensive player of the game award "It's a good feeling. I just don't know how to take it because there are ten other guys on the field who probably deserve it more than I do." On Oklahoma State's defense "They really stick you. So we knew we had to go out there and get mean and nasty if we wanted to win.

We're taking these games one-at-a-time now, that's the only way we'll reach our goal the Orange Bowl." Cowboy Comments Compiled by Randy York Head Coach Jim Stanley "Nebraska played the best I've seen them play all year. Anyway you cut it, they looked awfully good and I didn't think we looked good at all. I don't know what happened. I thought we were as ready as we've ever been emotionally. "Nebraska just whipped us up front.

It was a good job of running on their part and a poor job of tackling on our part. "I don't think going for it on fourth down in the first quarter was a turning point. We made some devastating mistakes and we don't have any excuses." On comparing I.M. Hipp with Terry Miller "I don't think there is any comparison. Who's got the best blocking? Terry has to get a lot of yards on his own.

Hipp played well today. I thought Terry played hard and looked like a real winner. I'm not in the comparison business though. I just know we didn't compare very well as a team." Back Terry Miller "Mr. Hipp will be a great back.

He's got a good line ahead of him this year and you know with Nebraska's program, he's going to have a good one the next two years, too." Quarterback Harold Bailey "We didn't put the ball In the air nearly enough. Our game plan was to run right at them, but we were forced out of it. I thought that fourth-and-three situation after Gregg Johnson's second interception was the turning point. We were driving for the tieing score. "I was frustrated I didn't get in a little sooner.

We just decided to run more outside and open up their defense. I never pitched to Terry Miller once because their corner-back was taking It away. "We're not out of everything, because we don't plan on losing again. I think Nebraska will lose another game. Oklahoma could lose two, too.

Iowa State's gotta play us. The champion could have two loses just like last year." Safety Gary Irions "If I had to pick a Big Eight champion right now, I'd say-Oklahoma. But we're ready for them next week. And I think we can beat them. We did it last year and it sent us to a bowl game.

We know we can do it again and I think we will. "We can defense a wishbone better than we can defense a team like Nebraska. This is a young team, but we've got some juniors and seniors who know it can be done." Cornerback Gregg Johnson "I'd like to think we could have capitalized a little more on my two interceptions and fumble recovery, but you've got to take the bitter with the sweet. We could have beaten Nebras'ka, but we didn't. Now, we've got Oklahoma, Missouri and Iowa State left.

We've got to pull together as a team." Defensive end Daria Butler "We just got whipped up front. That just can't happen. Nebraska Is a good, balanced ball club in my opinion, they are the best team we've played so far. Offensive tackle Milt Hardaway "I was really impressed with Nebraska's nose guards (Kerry Weinmaster and Oudious Lee). It seemed like on sweeps we'd knock everyone down except one guy.

Usually, that was the nose guard. "At this stage, the Big Eight is anybody's ball game. I'd have to give the edge to OU and ISU. Nepraska is going to come out with at least one more loss. "We made too many mistakes to stay with Nebraska today.

When we play OU here next Saturday, it's going to be a different story. We're going to play an errorless game and we're going to beat them. "This was the closest thing we've had yet to an error-free game." "But we're not where we were at the end of last season," he said. "We will be, but we're not yet. The biggest improvement we've had has been in the offensive line.

They're really blowing people out. It doesn't matter what kind of a back you are, if your offensive line is blowing people out you are going to be a good runner." "We were embarrassed," said Coach Ellis Rainsberger. "We couldn't stop them on defense and we couldn't get any-, thing going on offense. They whipped us in every department." Oklahoma 14714 7-42 Kansas State 0 0 0 7-7 OU King 29 run (von Schamann kick) OU Lott3 run von Schamann kick) OU Lott I run (von Schamann kick) OU-Lott3run (von Schamann kick) OU-Blevint 2 run (von Schamann kick) OU-Nlxon 55 run (von Schamann kick) KSU Thomas S3 interception return (Thompson kick) Field Hockey team split a pair of games with Emporia State Saturday at the Mabel Lee Field, winning the second game 4-1 after losing the opener. 4-1.

Next action for the Huskers will be in the regional meet Nov. 10-12 at Grand Forks, N.D. Individual Statistics MANHATTAN, Kan. (UPI) Quarterback Thomas Lott rushed for 96 yards and three touchdowns in just 33 minutes of action Saturday to spur third-ranked Oklahoma to a 42-7 victory over Kansas State. Lott scored on runs of 3, 1, and 3 yards before departing with 12 minutes left in the third quarter after tallying his third touchdown to give Oklahoma a 28-0 lead.

Kenny King, who rushed for 99 yards before leaving with Lott, scored the first touchdown of the game on a 29-yard run at 11: 18 of the first quarter and Oklahoma got two other touchdowns from backups, a 2-yard run by quarterback Dean Blevins and 55-yard run by halfback Freddie Nixon. The Oklahoma defense was brilliant in intercepting four passes, recovering a fumble and sacking Kansas State quarterbacks seven times. But the Sooners were deprived of a shutout when Kansas State corner-b a Homer Thomas returned an interception of a Blevins pass 53 yards with 6:25 left In the game. Oklahoma asserted its dominance in its first possession by driving 58 yards in six plays capped by King's run. King, who carried the ball three times in the drive for 46 yards, finished the first quarter with 60 yards and had 96 by the half.

The Sooners drive 66 yards again in six plays late in the first quarter before Lott's first touchdown. The junior quarterback rushed 16 yards in the third play of the drive, hit tight end Victor Hicks with a 38-' yard pass on the next play and took it in from the three on the sixth play of the drive. Daryl Hunt set up Oklahoma's only touchdown of the second quarter with an interception at the Kansas State 36 and a Mike Babb interception set up Lott's final score. The Sooners upped their record to '7-1, including 4-0 in the Big Eight, while Kansas State fell to 1-7 and 0-4. "The performance of our offensive team was the best it's been all year," said Coach Barry Switzer said after a 42-7 victory Saturday over Kansas State.

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82 No practice Following Saturday's convin- decided to not hold the cing 31-14 Nebraska win over customary Sunday practice Oklahoma State, the today. Cornhusker coaches have HIV 4:16 FIRST QUARTER 0-7 Miller 7 run Drive: 33-yards in 8 plays following a pass interception by Johnson and personal foul penalty against Nebraska. Conversion: Ankersen kick. SECOND QUARTER 7-7 Hipp 10 run Drive: 80-yards In 13 plays. Big play, 19-yard pass from Sorley to Smith plus the running of Hipp and Donnell.

Conversion: Todd kick. 14-7 Sorley 1 run Drive: 45-yards in 12 plays following a fake punt by OSU. Big play: Three runs by Sorley of 17, 8 and 5 yards on keeper plays. One Sorley keeper I came on third down and the other on fourth down. Conversion: Todd kick.

THIRD QUARTER 21-7 Hipp 1 run Drive: 75-yards in 7 plays following OSU failure to pick up first down on fourth and two. Big plays, Craig 33 run and Hipp 25 run. Conversion: Todd kick. 28-7 Craig 16 run Drive: 31 yards in 4 plays following Samuel pass interception. Big play, Craig TD run.

Conversion: Todd kick. FOURTH QUARTER 31-7 Todd 39 field goal. Drive: 83 yards irtll plays. Big plays, Craig 29 run and 25 pass from Sorley to Smith. 31-14 Bain 55 pass from Bailey Drive: 77 yards in 3 plays.

Big play, scoring pass. Conversion: Ankersen kick. Nebraska 14 14 Oklahoma State 0 0 SUPER DEALS OH CUSTOM WHEELS 3:35 Copital Tire spelle with on "0" Defense Linemen UT AT Edwards 3 2 Manley 1 0 Butler 5 7 Robinson 4 7 Boone 3 7 Dawson 1 4 1 1 Linebackers Corker 11 8 Suda 0 1 Jackson ...2 8 Backs 3 6 Lester 1 I Coppola 2 1 Johnson 2 2 2400 A I 419-1407 1 Let Best Help You Get It Together Johnsons Model-191-23 Channel ONLY $5555 13th SOUTH 1150 NORTH 43th: mm 1 47-3561 7:16 19 1 10 Best 4:02 Communication 477-8807 3-31 7-14.