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5c ST. PETFRSBURG TIMFS SUNDAY, OCTOBFR 1979 ebrasDia rocks 38-10; Ohio State rolls 42-0 Unttad Praaa International MIDWEST C7 1 I 4 Aaaociatad Praia LINCOLN, Neb. Jarvis Redwine, enjoying his best game as a collegian, rushed for 206 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead No. 2 Nebraska to a 38-10 Big 8 Conference victory over Colorado Saturday. Redwine, who transferred from Oregon State, scored Nebraska's first touchdown on a 23-yard run, then stunned Colorado with a pair of scores less than three minutes apart early in the second half.

The first was a 56-yard scamper on the Becond play of the second half and the second was a 13-yarder on which Redwine reversed field after it appeared he was stopped. Redwine's running powered Nebraska to ita seventh straight victory without a loss and sent the Cornhuskera' Big 8 record to 3-0. Colorado, struggling under first-year coach Chuck Fairbanks, fell to 1-6 and 0-3. Colorado took an early 3-0 lead on Tom Field's 32-yard field goal, but other than an interception returned 69 yards for a touchdown by the Buffaloes' Bill Roe, it was all Nebraska. I.M.

Hipp and Andra Franklin each scored on short runs and Dean Sukup booted a 37-yard field goal as the Cornhuskera beat Colorado or the 12th straight time. Redwine, who carried 18 times, hit the 100-yard mark with 10 minutes left in the first half and Nebraska, playing before a 104th straight sellout crowd of 76,168, totaled 452 yards on the ground. The Nebraska defense, meanwhile, limited Colorado to 27 total yards in the second half and 144 for the game. COLUMBUS, Ohio Sophomore quarterback Art Schlichter passed to Doug Donley for two touchdowns and ran for two others, and Ric Volley raced 32 yards for another score as sixth-ranked Ohio State rolled to a 42-0 Big Ten victory over Michigan State Saturday. Schlichter, who also accounted for four touchdowns in last week's win over Wisconsin, hit Donley on a 53-yard scoring strike on Ohio State's second offensive play and found the speedy flanker with another TD pass, this one from 12 yards out, late in the first period.

A three-yard run by Schlichter capped a 74-yard drive early in the second quarter, and Volley's 32-yard dash with 2:12 left in the half gave the Buckeyes a 28-0 halftime lead. Michigan, State, which fell to 3-5 overall and 1-4 in the Big Ten, had only one good scoring opportunity, when cornerback Jim Burroughs blocked a Tom Orosz punt on the Ohio State eight-yard line. The Spartans were unable to move beyond that point, with Steve Smith gaining three yards and then losing three and two Brian Clark passes falling incomplete. Ohio State, now 8-0 overall and 5-0 in the conference, then marched 92 yards in 15 plays, climaxed by Schlichter's six-yard touchdown run. Ohio State's final touchdown came late in the game on a 70-yard drive, with reserve quarterback Greg Castignola going over from the one.

Ohio State had 376 yards rushing, led by Volley's career-high 135, and another 154 in the air for a total offense of 530 yards, IT 1 M.sMm..-.a. AP Consecutive passes by Herrmann to Mike Harris covered 25, 16 and 17 yards, the last one for the touchdown. Northwestern's final drive, keyed by the passing of quarterback Mike Kerrigan, reached the Purdue 14-yard line before the Wildcats lost the ball on downs. Northwestern Purdue Mkh.S. Ohio St.

Flrit dowra I 29 Rushet-yardl 33-W M-379 Patting yards S4 IM Return yards 40 I Pattat 6-11-2 1-20-1 Punfi 7-42 4-27 Fumblet-lolt 0-0 2-1 PenaMies-yards 41 Michigan Stato 0 0 0 00 Ohla Stata 14 14 7-42 I I -ll Colorado Nobraska 23 Fir it downt Ru(hi-yarcH Patting yard! Return yards Passat Pun 1 1 Fumblet-loit PenaHtai-yarcH Colorado Ntbraska 4S-W 17 107 HJ-I 6 3d 2- 21 Coto-FG Ftatd 31 HH Pedwmo 73 run (Sufcup kick) Neb Hpp I run (Sukup kick) Coto Roe 69 Intercepiion raturn Field kick Neh-FG Sukup 37 Nt Rdwioe run (Sukup kick) Neb Redwine 13 run (Sukup kick) Neb-Frankttn 2 run (Sukup kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSNG Colorado, Solomon H-79, Otondar 11-25 Nebraska, Redwine le-206. Franklin 12-70, Hipp I4-S7 PASSING Color ado. Sotomon 39 yard, Davu 4-W), 41 Nebraska. Kager 1-9-1, 70, Quire, 1-3-0, 7 RECEIVING-Colorado, Pugh 3-49, WHtetl J-20, Olander 212. Nebraska Smith 120, Fmn 1-7.

I 7 0 010 10 i Ohio Donley S3 pats from Sthftchter (Janaki-evski kick Onto Donley 12 pass from Schlichter (Janaki-evski kick Onto Schtlchter 3 run Janakievski kick) Ohio Vottey 32 run Janakievski kick Ohio Schlichter 4 run (Janakievski kick) Ohio Castignola I run Janakievski kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Michigan State, Smith 19-41, A. Schramm 6-24, Grant 2-4 Ohio Slate, Volley 17-132, Murray 14-65, Spencer 0-SO PASSING Michigan State, Clark 6-21-2. S4 Ohio State, Schlichter 416-1, 1S4, Castignola 0-4-0, 0. RECEIVING Michigan State. Byrd 2-37, Williams 2 22, Smith l-minut i.

Ohio State, Donley 4-122, Williams 1-10. Volley Ml. Ohio State flanker Doug Donley (47) pulls in a 53-yard touchdown pass. Kansas State upsets favored Missouri Purdue fights off Northwestern 20-16 Irish avoid upset in fading moments up with 94 yards in 21 carries. Notre Dame had been thwarted on two earlier drives deep in South Carolina territory early in the fourth quarter but Lisch hit on six of seven passes in the game-winning drive.

S.Carolina Motra Dame Michigan survives Indiana Aociatad Praia ANN ARBOR, Mich. Michigan quarterback John Wangler hit freshman wide receiver Anthony Carter with a 45-yard touchdown pass play as time ran out to lift the lOth-rated Wolverines to a 27-21 Big Ten victory Saturday over upset-minded Indiana (5-3, 3-2). Indiana had tied the game with just 55 seconds left when quarterback Tim Clifford passed three yards to tight end Dave Harangody for a touchdown and the Hoosiers elected to go for a single-point conversion. Michigan (7-1, 5-0) then took the ensuing kickoff and marched 78 yards in five plays. With five seconds remaining, Wangler hit Carter in the middle of the field at the 15 and the 155-pounder from Riviera Beach stumbled and weaved his way through the Indiana secondary for the winning score.

Thousands in the crowd of poured on the field and officials were unable to clear them for the point after. Wolverine fullback Lawrence Reid scored on a three-yard run in the first period. Indiana Michigan First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Indiana Michigan 19 44-150 232 I 12-26-0 7-32 2-1 3-35 14 0 7 0 14 54-780 102 0 12-20-1 3-44 2 2 2 10 7 II 4-27 Mich Reid 3 run (Virgil kick) Ind Harangody 3 pats from Clifford JKeNogg kick) Ind Johnson 14 run (Kellogg kick) Mich Reid SO kick (Virgilkick) Mich vvooitc 2 run Virgil kick Ind Harangody 3 pass from Clifford (Kellogg kick) Mich Carter 45 pass from Wangler Ino kick) A-104W2 to Eddy Whitley and hit wide receiver Phil Pickard with a 25-yard TD pass midway through the second quarter to give the Wildcats a 13-3 lead. Halfback L.J. Brown gave the Wildcats their third touchdown of the half with a two-yard halfback option pass to Jim Otto.

Kansas St. Missouri First downs Rushes-yards Patting yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Kansas St. Missouri 26 19 60-167 189 I 16-27-2 3-38 3-0 7-39 28-145 131 26 13-27-1 2-43 2-1 7-77 7 12 0 1 0 0-19 0 0-1 KSU Whitley 13 pass from Dickey (Stocking kick Mu FG VerrHII 20 KSU Pickard 25 pass from Dickey (kick failed) KSU Catloth 2 pass from Brown (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Kansas Duncan 2043, Dear-ring 12-45, Black 12-35 Missouri, Wilder 9 S7, Bradley 13-47, Meyer 3-36 PASSING-Kansas St. Dickey 15-25-2-187, Brown 1-2-0-2. Missouri, Bradley 13-271-131.

RECEIVING Kansas St, Whitley 5-60, Pickard 2-41, Liebe 2-25. Missouri, Newman 4-64, Wilder 3-5, Gibler 2-33. West Texas State 58 Wichita State 0 WICHITA, Kan. West Texas State (3-5-1, 3-0), led by the passing of Larry Thompson and the rushing of Danny Clark and Jackie Compton, ran over Wichita State (1-7, 1-4). Thompson completed three of only four passes in the first half, connecting on two for 11- and nine-yard touchdowns as the Buffaloes rolled to an overwhelming 28-0 halftime lead.

Tenet Wichita St. First downs Rushes-yards Patting yardt Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards West Texas St. Wichita SL 23 13 70-271 114 18 5- 8-0 2- 39 0-0 3- 15 51-157 76 81 4-23-4 5-33 6-3 2 30 14 14 24 6 0 0 0 0 58 0 WTek Compton 1 run (Theriot kick) WTex Collingsworth 11 pass from Thompson (Theriot kick) WTen Clark 3 run (Theriot kick) WTex Baker 9 pass from Thompson (Theriot kick) WTex Clark 8 run (Theriot kick WTex Davis 21 run (Theriot kick) WTex FG 43 Theriot WTex Wilson 13 run (Theriot kick) WTex Patterson 5 run (kick failed) Indiana State 23 Illinois State 21 TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Junior safety John Allmann intercepted three passes, setting up two touchdowns, as Indiana State (7-2) squeaked past Illinois State (2-6). Ill.St.

Ind St. First downs Rushes-yards Pasting yards Return yards Pattes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Illinois Stata Indiana State 19 17 42-209 107 3 6-16-4 4-40 2-2 4-48 56-225 73 17 9- 22-1 6-36 4-1 10- 108 7 7 7-21 I It 4-23 ISt Gumbie 1 run (Cemargo kick) ISI Fenn 1 run (Camargo kick) ISU Washington I run (Steaern kick) ISO Wilson 7 pass from Ruffin (Steern kick)- ISU-FG Steeern 46 ISU Allen 1 run (kick failed) ISt Gumble 3 run (Camargo kick) A-14, 117 33 First downs 15 24 Rushes-yards 62-270 36-147 Passing yards 68 383 Return yards -1 -1 Parses 2-9-0 25-44-1 Punts 10-39 7-30 Fumbles-losf 2-0 1-1 Penalties-yards 2-12 5-63 S. Carolina 0 0 17 0-17 Notre Dame 3 0 7 8-18 First downs 14 18 Rushes-yards 35-61 48-96 Patting yards 160 228 Return yards 51 15 Pastes 18-35-1 19-34-2 Punts 6-33 5-31 Fumbles-lost 3-2 3-3 Penalties-yards 3-25 5-62 Northwestern 1 0 6 7-14 Purdue 0 7 6 7-20 Unitad Prasa Intar national COLUMBIA, Mo. Freshman quarterback Darrell Dickey, making his first collegiate start, passed for two touchdowns Saturday to lead 20-point underdog Kansas State (3-4, 1-3) to a 19-3 upset over Missouri (4-3, 1-2). Dickey, in the game only because of shoulder injuries to the Wildcats' top two quarterbacks, completed 10 of 15 first-half passes for 129 yards and the two touchdowns to lead Kansas State to its first Big Eight road victory in six years.

Dickey, the son of Kansas State coach Jim Dickey, directed scoring drives of 83, 69, and 28. yards in the first half to give the Wildcats who had only scored 15 points in their last three games a 19-3 halftime lead. The 6-foot-l, 188-pound Dickey capped the first Kansas State drive with a 13-yard scoring pass Western Michigan 20 Ohio University 6 ATHENS, Ohio Quarterback Kevin Kahl threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to pace the Western Michigan Broncos (2-5, 2-4) to a thumping of Ohio University (4-4, 3-3). Ohio U's only scoring came in the first and second quarters on field goals of 39 and 29 yards by Steve Green. Bowl.Green Ball St.

First downs Rushes-yards Patting yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost PenaJties-yards Bowling Green Ball St 23 21 53-237 117 12 12-24-2 3-277 1-0 4-64 47-219 179 20 10-19-2 2-33 1-1 5-32 7 0 10 4-23 7 10 7 14-38 BG Meek 12 pass from Wright (Spengier kick) BSU Bornholdt 3 run (Felkneth kick) BSU-Bornhoidt 2 run (FeKmeth kick) BSU FG FeNmeth 31 BSU Clary 5 pass from WHson (Felkneth kick) BG Wright 9 run (Spengier kick) BG FG Spengier 27 BSU Clary 15 pass from Wilson (Feemeth kick) BSU-Clary 29 pass from Wilson (FeUmelh kick) BG Wright 2 run (run failed) Ball State 38 Bowling Green 23 MUNCIE, Ind. Tim Clary caught three touchdown passes from Dave Wilson and national college scoring co-leader Mark Bornholdt racked up another two touchdowns as Ball State (4-4, 2-3) defeated Bowling Green (3-5, 3-4). Dane Fellmeth contributed another 10 points to the victors as he kicked seven extra points and one field goal. W.MIctt. Ohio u.

First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards w. Michigan -Ohio 21 15 59-271 59 27 5- 9-1 6- 31 0-0 3-47 36-40 215 11 21-27 2 647 OO 5-79 47 13 0 7-20 0- 4 OU FG Green 39 OU FG Green 29 WMU Oysdale 16 past from Kahl (kick felled) WMU Ketv, 3 run (Laupp kick WMU-Freiler 15 pass from KaW (Laupp kick) A 13,032 Associated Prasa WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Wally Jones ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Mark Herrmann broke the Big Ten career passing record with 228 yards and the go-ahead touchdown Saturday as 16th-ranked Purdue survived numerous errors to beat Northwestern 20-16. The victory lifted the Boilermakers to 4-1 in the Big Ten and 6-2 overall. Northwestern dropped to 0-6 and 1-7 overall.

Purdue led 13-3 midway through the third quarter, but a pass interference call at the one-yard line set up one Northwestern touchdown by Tim Hill, and a recovered fumble by Scott Duncan in the Boilermaker end zone put the Wildcats ahead 16-13 early in the final period. Purdue's go-ahead drive started with nine minutes remaining after Wayne Smith recovered a fumble at the Boilermaker 42. Illinois 17 Minnesota 17 MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota's Mark Carlson and Illinois' Lawrence McCullough fired two touchdown passes apiece as the Gophers (4-3-1, 3-2-1) and Illini (1-6-1, 0-4-1) struggled to a tie. Illinois' Kirk Bostrom drilled a 31-yard field goal to gain the deadlock with 1:37 remaining. The kick also neutralized a 12-yard touchdown from Carlson to Elmer Bailey that gave the Gophers a three-point lead midway in the final period.

Illinois Minnesota First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Illinois Minnesota 20 22 52 242 98 13 918-1 2-34 2-2 4 22 34-144 232 6 22 34-1 3 33 2-1 8 83 0 7 0 10 7 17 0 717 Min Baitey 7 past from Carlson (Rogind kick Mm FG Rogind 57 Ml L.Boeke 5 pass from McCuftough (Bostrom kick) Foster 3 pass from McCulough (Bostrom kick) Min Bailey 12 pass from Carlson (Rogind kick) J-FG Bostrom 31 A 42,406 Nevada 28 Wyoming 24 LARAMIE, Wyo. The University of Nevada Las Vegas won their fourth game in a row, beating Wyoming on a late score by Michael Morton. UNLV Wyoming First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumWeslott Penaltiet-yardt 28 16 56-229 366 23 21-34-1 5-37 3-7 12-145 49 293 52 5-15-0 7 S3 3 531 Nevada-Las Vegas 0 14 0 14-21 Wyoming 0 14 15-24 Wyo FG VanDerkto 25 UNLV Davit 2 run (Peterson kick) UNLV Morion 20 pass from Gentry (Peterson kick) Wyo Davis 35 run (run failed) Wyo Davis I run (Plftman pass from Davis) UNLV Davis 3 pass from King (Peterson kick) Wyo Davis 76 run (VanOertoo kick) UNLV Morion II run (Peterson kick) Unitad Praia Intar national SOUTH BEND, Ind. Quar-terback Rusty Lisch connected on a 14-yard scoring pass to Dean Masctak with 42 seconds left in the game, then hit Pete Holohan for a two-point conversion to rally 15th-ranked Notre Dame to an 18-17 victory over South Carolina (5-2) Saturday. Lisch, who was 24 of 43 for 336 yards, drove the Irish (5-2) 80 yards in seven plays in only 54 seconds, culminating with the TD pass to Masctak, a sophomore tight end.

Notre Dame elected to go for the two-point conversion and Lisch found Holohan on the left side of the end zone for the win. Notre Dame had trailed 17-3, but Vagas Ferguson scored on a 26-yard run with 17 seconds left in the third quarter to close the gap to 17-10. Ferguson, the nation's No. 4 runner, managed only 31 yards in the first half and wound Iowa 24 Wisconsin 13 MADISON, Wis. Three touchdown passes by Phil Suess and two stubborn goal-line stands by the Iowa defense gave the Hawkeyes (4-4, 3-2) a comeback victory over Wisconsin (2-6, 1-4).

Seuss threw a 75-yard pass to running back Dennis Mosley, a 27-yard pass to tight end Mike Brady and a 6-yard pass to split end Jim Swift for touchdowns. Reggie Roby kicked a 22-yard field goal to complete Iowa's scoring. The Badgers scored on field goals of 27 and 37 yards by Steve Vieth and a 15-yard run by fullback Dave Mohapp. Iowa Wisconsin Flrtt downs Rushes-yards Patting yards Return yards Pattes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Iowa Wisconsin 18 23 43-154 161 42 11-16-1 5-43 1-0 10 43 48-278 92 22 1 1-24-2 3-40 2-1 2-28 0 14 0 10-24 0 10 0 3-13 Wls-FG Vellh 27 Wis Mohapp 15 run (Velfh kick) lowa-Swltt 6 pass from Suess (Roby kick) Iowa Brady 27 pass from Suess (Roby kick) Iowa FG Roby 22 Wis FG Veith 37 Iowa Mosley 75 pass from Suess (Roby kick) Cincinnati 17 Richmond 14 CINCINNATI Quarterback Tony Kapetanis scored two touchdowns to lead the University Cincinnati (2-5) past Richmond (0-8). Richmond Cincinnati First clowns Ruthet-yards Passing yards Return yards Pastes Punts Fumbies-lost Penaities-yards IS 14 65-732 75 10 13-63 4-40 SO 4-30 44-138 179 21 20-9 I 5-37 4-2 1-14 Richmond Cincinnati 7 7 0-14 10 7 0-17 Rlch-Becksfead 10 pass from Gregory Schramm kick Rich-Gregory 5 run (Schremme kick) Cin apelanlt 3 run I Schutti kick Cin Schulti 78 FG Cm apetanis 3 run Srt4tl kick NO FG Male 40 Car McKinney 62 pass from Harper (Leopard kick) Car-Clark 49 run (Leopard kick) Car FG Leopard 33 ND Ferguson 26 run Male kick NO Masitak 14 pass from Lisch (Holohan pass from Lisch) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-South Carolina, Rogers 30-113, Clark 14-116, Dortey 8-28.

Notre Dame, Ferguson 21-94, Barber 5-22, Carter 4-16. PASSING South Carolina, Harper 2-9-0. 68 yards Notre Dame, Lisch 24-43-1, 336, Holohan 1-1-0, 47 RECEIVING-South Carolina, McKinney 1-62, Rogers 1-6. Noire Dame, Masitak 678, Dicker son 4-111, Holohan 4-53, Hunter 3-72, Ferguson 3-24, Barber 2-29. Oklahoma State 30 Kansas 17 LAWRENCE, Kan.

Dexter Manley and Terry Suellentrop scored third quarter touchdowns nine seconds apart and the Oklahoma State (3-4, 2-1) defense smothered Kansas (2-5, 1-2) in the second half, boosting the Cowboys to a victory over the Jayhawks. Oklahoma State, on a safety and two cross country touchdown plays, erupted for a 16-0 first quarter lead before the Jayhawks, behind the receiving of David Verser and the punt returns of Leroy Irvin, rallied to take a 17-16 halftime lead. But the roof collapsed on the Jayhawks early in the third period. The Cowboys, marching 70 yards in 10 plays, took a 22-17 lead with 7:21 remaining in the quarter on Suellentrop's two-yard touchdown run. Okla.St.

Kansas First downs Rushes-yards Pasting yards Return yards Pastes Punts Fumbles-losf Penalties-yard Oklahoma St. Kansas 15 15 50-269 106 1-11 -13-0 6-33 1-0 9-52 43-63 266 5-114 14-23-2 3-40 3-1 5-35 14 0 14 0-30 0 17 0 8-17 OSU Ingram 46 past from Doer nor (Anker sen kick) OSU Safety, Bethke tackled end lone. OSU Young 35 run Ankersen kick) KU Hlggtns 4 run (Hubach kick KU Verier 49 past from Bethke (Hubach kick) KU FG Hubach 53 OSU Suellentrop 7 run (pass failed) OSU Manley recovered fumble In end lone (Campbell pass from Doerner) Southern Illinois 21 Northern Illinois 1 1 DE KALB, III. Southern Illinois (5-3) running back Burnell Q.iinn rushed for 117 yards and a key touchdown to take his team to a non-conference victory over Northern Illinois (2-4-1). Quinn, a 5-foot 8, 200-pound senior, broke his school's record 2,520 yards accumulated rushing in his collegiate career.

Nor FG Poulos 19 Pur Jones 6 run (Drapera kick Pur Jones 1 run (kick failed) Nor Hid 1 run (kick failed) Nor Duncan recovered tumble In end zone (Poulos kick) Pur Harris 17 pass from Herrmann (Selbel kick) A INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Nor thwetlern, 13-34, Conn 620, Calloway 10-13 Purdue, Jones 21-56, Macon 13-44, Smith 9-30 PASSING Northwestern, Kerrigan 18-35-1, 160 Purdue, Herrmann, 19-34 2, 228 RECEIVING Northwestern, Poulos 7-47, Sheets 4-48. Hid 3-24 Purdue, Harris, 5-89, Young 5-51, Jones 5-43, R.Smith 2-31. Central Michigan 44 Kent State 21 KENT, Ohio Quarterback Gary Hogeboom ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third to lead undefeated Central Michigan (7-0, 7-0) to a victory over Kent State (1-7, 1-5). First downs Rushes-yards Patting yards Return yards Pattes Punts Fumbles Cent.Mlch. Kent St.

30 77-353 206 35 13-17-0 5-34 62 7-55 17 37-102 190 73 15-28-1 8-34 3-3 3-25 Penaltlet-yards Cent. Michigan 1 14 7 2044 7 0 14 0-21 Kant St. KSU-Staftord 10 run (Kenneweg kick) CM FG BoioviC 32 CM BaH 37 pass from Hogaboom (Bokivlc kick) CM-Todd 1 run (Botdvlc kick) CM Hogaboom 2 run (Botovlc kick KSU-Bouldin 2 run IKennewig kick) KSU Whltt 15 pass from Morrow (Kenneweg kick) CM-Hogaboom 9 run (kick faled) CM-Todd 2 run (Botovlc kick) CM Blank 17 pass from Northup (Botobic kick Toledo 24 Miami, Ohio 21 OXFORD, Ohio Reserve quarterback Mark Staples tossed a 57-yard touchdown pass to Butch Huny-adi with 55 seconds remaining in the game to give Toledo (6-2, 6-0) a come-from-behind victory over Miami (4-4, 2-3). The victory kept the Rockets undefeated in conference play and set up a showdown in Toledo next week against Central Michi gan Toledo Miami O. First downs Ruthet-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penaitiet Toledo Miami 20 54-143 161 38 11 24-0 7-43 4 2-2 9-83 IS 47-200 143 0 15-33-4 5-34 8 2-1 6-64 7 0 7 10-24 7 14 0-11 Tol Alexander 7 run (Ridgeway kick) Mia Holman 1 run (Stone kick) Tol Futer 19 pass from Staples (Ridgeway kick) Mia Holman 73 run (Stone kick) Mia Drennan 27 run (Stone kick) Tol FG Ridgeway 47 Tol Hunyadl 57 pass from Staples (Ridgeway kick) A-17434.