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The Sioux City Journal, Sunday, September 26, 1976 C1 Iowa Upsets Feme State, 7-6 pass interference, giving the Lions a first down at the Iowa 17yard line. Rich Milot gained 12 for a first down at the seven. Quarterback Chuck Fusina gained two, a pass fell Incomplete, Fusina lost three, and with 47 seconds left on the clock, freshman Herb Menhardt was wide with a 25-yard field goal attempt. Iowa took over and ran out the clock. Iowa, in its biggest upset since Coach Bob Commings took over in a rebuilding program three years ago, moved 33 yards on seven plays for its winning touchdown.

Dennis Mosely picked up 13 for a first down at the Penn State 20, and three running plays carried to another first down at the seven. Renn scored on third down from the two-yard-line. The loss was the second in three games for Penn State, who defeated Stanford in Its Penn State threatened late In the second quarter on a drive from its 44 to a first down at the Iowa 27. The Lions were helped by a 15-yard penalty against the Hawkeyes, but with time running out, freshman Matt Bahr was wide with a 44-yard field goal attempt. In thv fourth period, Iowa tailback John Lazar picked up 13 yards then fumbled the ball away to Penn State at the Hawkeye 30.

Fusina passed to Andy Onkotz and Suhey picked up five for a first down at the 17. Suhey scrambled for 12 to the Iowa five. Milot ran twice for two yards each to the one, from where Suhey bowled over on a fourth down dive over the line. Paterno decided to go fer two points instead of a tying conversion. Fusina rolled out but missed a pass to Scott Fitzkee in the end and State trailed 7-6.

opener and last week lost a tough one to No, 1-ranked Ohio State. It was only the fourth time in Coach Joe Paterno's 11 years at Penn State that the Lions lost two of their first three games. Commings had said before the game that the Hawkeyes needed an upset over a rvajor opponent to give his recruiting program a boost. He was hoping to beat one of three top flight opponents on his schedule Penn State, USC next week and Ohio State after that. Early in the first quarter, Iowa started a drive from its 25, picked up three first downs and advanced to the Penn State 37.

Quarterback Butch Caldwell's first down pass was intercepted by Penn State's Gary Petercuskie at the Lions' one-yard line. State was unable to gain and a short punt set up Iowa at the Penn State 33, from where they drove for the winning score. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Freshman tailback Tom Renn smashed two yards for a first-period touchdown, and Nick Quartaro kicked the winning conversion as Iowa upset llth-ranked Penn State 7-6 Saturday In college football game. Penn State, held scoreless for three i periods, finally scored with 9:01 left in the game on a one-yard dive by freshman Matt Suhey, But the Nlttany Lions went for the two-point conversion, and a pass fell incomplete, Iowa still had to repel another Penn State try before earning its second victory in three games.

Penn State linebacker Ron Hostetler recovered a fumble by Renn at the Iowa 25 with 2:09 left. Penn State gained Just one yard on two plays and then got a big break when Iowa defensive back Chuck Danzy was guilty of Iowa 7 0 0 0-7 Penn Stale Iowa-Renn 2 run (Quartaro kick) PSU-Suhey 1 run (pass failed v.v.v.-.v.-.-.-. sp (Q) RTS Penn. State 14 17 01-212 51-159 52 96 -17 2S 3-9-1 8-20-1 642 8-55 S-3 1-0 (Ml First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Hawks9 Touchdown INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSMNG-lowa, Caldwell 17-57. Shee-ler 17-53, Lazar 13-38, Mosely 4-43.

Penn State. Milot 20-76, Suhey 10-74. RECEIVING-Iowa, Sheeler2-3B, Grlne 1-15. Penn Slate, Fitzkee 1-37, Donovan 1-18, Cefalo Ml. Milot 1-11, Suhey 2-0.

PASSlNG-lowa, Caldwell 34-52. Penn State, Andreas 6-13-71, Fusina 2-6-25. Washington Hits North Hawkeye tailback Tom Renn (22) holds the ball tightly on this two-yard scoring run against Penn State at University Park, Saturday. Renn took handoff from quarterback Butch Caldwell (17) and got blocking from Barry Tomasetti (72) for first quarter points. Iowa then held off ranked Penn State for 7-6 surprise win.

(AP Photofax). Aroused Cyclones Bury 47-7 But a third down pass failed and the Stars were forced to punt. In the final seconds with the game hopelessly lost, reserve quarterback Dan Socknat rolled to his left on a keeper play, advancing 51 yards before being dumped at the Washington 14. But Socknat failed on a pass attempt and a final running play carried only to the 12. Bauer in eight carries rushed for an amazing 171 yards, averaging 21.4 per try.

Dummermuth, who had rushed for 109 first half yards, finished with 115 in 18 carries. Cody Harris was North's top Vusher with 43 yards in 13 attempts. Socknat, who relieved Steve Cochrane in the fourth, was sacked a couple of times and finished with 35 net yards. North now is 2-1, 1-1 in the SIC. Washington is 3-0 and 2-0 in the Then followed the two blocked punts.

Defensive end Mario Galindo, a junior, knifed in to block Dallas McLeod's punt that went out of bounds on the North 24 for a two-yard loss. Perry Dunmire scored six plays later from the two. Three minutes later, Galindo again had a big hand in a second blocked punt. This time Brian Her-manson, another defensive end, picked up the loose ball on the North i 12 and danced in. The Warriors scored once more in the fourth on a four-yard run by reserve Jon Krug.

Mark Amundson kicked the first five PAT's and Craig Bartels the final one. North's two penetrations into Warrior land came when the Stars picked up two straight first downs in the second quarter to the Dakota 44 Coach Steve Gunther and his Stars would like to forget this one but, of course, it had to be an enjoyable night for Washington and head coach Dennis Moller. The Warriors opened the scoring in the fading seconds of the first quarter when senior back Dan Dummermuth burst through a hole up the middle and outraced the North secondary 49 yards into the end zone. Only 29 seconds remained in the period. Late in the second, the Warriors struck again.

This time quarterback Brian Bauer swept left on an option play, found an opening and kept going 72 yards He was so elated he carried the ball one-handed high over his head the final 25 yards. In the 21-point third quarter, -Bauer, who had a sensational rushing night, caught, the Stars' defense flat again, going 39 yards on a keeper. By Rugs Ward Journal Sports Writer It was just one of those nightmarish nights. Sioux Falls Washington steamrolled North 42-0 at Roberts Stadium Saturday night in a Sioux Interstate Conference game billed as a "tossup." The difference was that it was the Stars who were tossed. The Dakotans, now sitting atop the SIC race, could do little wrong and the Stars nothing rifrtit.

North, whicp haa produced 74 points in two previous games, penetrated Washington territory only twice. The Stars lost one fumble and the Warriors promptly cashed that in. But what probably hurt North the most were two blocked punts in the third. The visitors made hay of both those opportunities. Badgers Hold Off WSU Bid MADISON, Wis.

(AP) -Mike Carroll passed for 150 yards and three touchdowns and scored on a five-yard out, leading Wisconsin to a 35-26 college football victory over Washington State Saturday. Carroll, who had entered the game as major college i football's eighth-ranked passer, completed seven of 17. Tight end Ron Egloff caught four for 90 yards, including one for a touchdown from 22 yards out," and set up two other scores with receptions good for 24 and 47 yards. when tackle Tom Randall intercepted a Mark Rohally pass at Kent State's 26. Iowa State hosts Oklahoma in a Big Eight conference opener next Saturday and Kent State is home to Air Force.

1 Junior quarterback Mike Tryon directed the Cyclone attack most of the fourth period and hit running back Jeff Curry on a 17-yard pass for the final score. Stanley, who had connected on 13 of 18 passes in his first two games, was six of ten for 111 yards against Kent State. he passes that ball, doesn't he?" said Bruce of Stanley. "And Ray Hardee those catches were super. "I thought our defense did a fine job, and I think Kent State must have been a little they are a young ball club and will get better." Kent State Coach Dennis Fitzgerald said, "We just didn't play very well.

When they wanted to run, they ran. When they wanted to pass, they passed. "The Cyclones came out and got after us. They were prepped for Kent State even though they play Oklahoma next week." AMES, Iowa (AP) Iowa State quarterback Wayne Stanley, the Big Eight Conference's total offense leader, ran for one touchdown and passed for two more to lead the undefeated Cyclones to a 47-7 football vie-' tory over Kent State Saturday. The Cyclones entered the game leading the National Collegiate Athletic Association in scoring, with 99 points in their first two games.

Stanley entered the contest with 299 yards passing and seven touchdowns. Coach Earle Bruce's team rushed for 334 yards and passed for another 183 against the Golden Flashes (1-2). Kent State scored in the fourth period when quarterback Mike Whalen ran 26 yards. Iowa State scored on six of nine first half possessions, including field goals of 43 and 34 yards by Scott Kollman, who also connected on five extra points in the game. Stanley ran seven yards for the opening touchdown, then hit Ray Hardee on scoring passes of 18 and 13 yards.

Tailback Dexter Green took a pitch-out from Buddy Hardeman, who alternated with Stanley, and ran five yards for their fourth touchdown of the game. The drive was set up Heelan Crusaders Bump Washington 7 7 21 7-42 North 0 0 0 0-0 Wash: Dan Dummermuth 49 (Mark Amundson kick) Wash: Brian Bauer 72 run (Amundson kick) Wash: Bauer 39 run (Amundson kick) Wash: Perry Dunmire 2 run (Amundson kick) Wash: Brian Hermanson 12 returned blocked punt (Amundson kick) Wash: Jon Krug 4 run (Craig Bartels kick) Carroll Kuemper, 29-20 STATISTICS Wash North First downs 14 5 Rushes-yards 54-397 38-141 Passing yards 0 0 Passes 0-4-0 0-54 Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1 Return yards 54 5 Punts Penalties-yds 5-45 6-63 Bison Beat Chiefs, 16-7 Kent State 0 7-7 Iowa State 17 16 7 7-47 ISU-Stanley7run (Kollmankick) 1SU-FG Kollman 43 ISU-Hardee 18 pass from Stanley (Kol-. Iman kick) ISU-Hardee 13 pass from Stanley (Kollman kick) ISU-Green 4 run (kick failed) ISU-FG Kollman 34 ISU Rogers 11 pass from Hardeman I Kollman kick) KSU-Whalen26run(Marchesekick) ISU-Curry 17 pass from Tryon (Kollman kick) The Badgers, 2-1, took the lead to stay at 14-7 two plays into the second quarter as halfback Ira Matthews beat safety Don Schwartz and grabbed a Carroll pass for a 34-yard touchdown play. The score capped a 59-yard, 10-play drive. Washington State, 0-3, scored on a one-yard run by Dan Doornink 2:10 into the game after Schwartz had recovered a fumbled handoff at the Badger 21.

Wisconsin sophomore Scott Erdmann raced 13 yards to the Washington State 31 with an interception moments later, and a 24-yard Carroll-to-Egloff screen pass set up Carroll's five-yard scoring run as the Badgers tied the game 7-7. The Badgers mounted a 35-14 lead and held off a rally as Cougar reserve quarterback Jack Thompson passed for two late touchdowns, the last a 30yarder to Doornink with 2:24 to play. That score came 59 seconds after a three-yard touchdown pass from Thompson to Mike Levenseller and a recovery of an onside kick by Washington State. In those same 24 minutes the Crusaders piled up 172 yards (they had 294 for the game) and 10 first downs. Courey led the Heelan ball carriers and Mike Walsh added 78 yards to the Crusader total.

Heelan, the state's No. 1-ranked team, handed Kuemper its third loss in as many games. Heelan 13 I 0 7-29 Kuemper 0. 0 0 20-20 Heel: Mike Courey 15 run (Chuck Young kick) Heel: Courey 52 run (kick failed) Heel: Safety John Harty tackled Ken Nurse in end zone Heel: Mike Callahan I run (Young kick) Heel: Eric Henkowski 28 pass from Courey (Yot" Kuem: Steve Glass 1 plunge (run laneuf Kuem: Glass run (pass failed) Kuem: Kirk Lengeling 80 pass from Ken Nurse (Glass run) STATISTICS play after the fumble. A few moments later the Crusaders struck again after a short Kuemper punt left Heelan 52 yards away.

Again it was Courey the crafty senior went the route on the first play. Heelan made it 15-0 early in the second quarter when John Harty tackled Ken Nurse in the end zone for a safety. The Crusaders ran the half-time count to 22-0 when they drove the distance following the kick after the safety. Mike Callahan's two-yard dash got the score. Kuemper's only serious threat against the Heelan regulars came in the third period when the Crusaders fumbled a Knight punt at the 15.

A penalty moved the ball inside the 10, but the Heelan defense pushed CK back and made it fourth down from the 12. Mark Beck intercepted Nurse's pass in the end zone to kill the Kuemper effort. Heelan started its final drive late in the third quarter and scored 1:13 into the final period. That tally came when Courey found Eric Henkowski by himself on a fourth down play from the Knights' 28. Kuemper finally started moving in the late stages.

Steve Glass capped a long drive when he plunged in to make it 29-6 with 4:50 left. Then Heelan fumbled at its own 25 and Glass again tallied with 2:19 left. Kirk Lengeling got the last tally of the game as time ran out when he was on the receiving end of Nurse's pass. The play covered 80 yards. An indication of the Heelan defense comes in the first half statistics.

The Knights got just five first downs and only 58 total yards the first 24' minutes. The hosts wound up with 243 total yards. CARROLL, Iowa Sioux City Heelan struck quickly and ran its football record to 3-0 with a 29-20 triumph over Carroll Kuemper Saturday night. The final score doesn't really indicate the Crusaders' dominance of this contest. All of Kuemper's points came in the last five minutes of the game against Heelan second and third stringers.

Heelan's strong" first unit defense didn't allow a score and was, in fact, threatened only once by the Knights' offense. The Sioux Cityans got on the scoreboard before four minutes had elapsed in the contest. Russ St. Cyr recovered a Kuemper fumble at the Knights' 27 and the visitors scored quickly. Quarterback Mike Courey, who rushed for 84 yards in the game, got the touchdown from 15 yards away on the fourth 4 ArliniM 10 30 45-207 66-334 26 183 -4 10 2-11-2 11-24-0 9-27 5-39 4-2 4-1 6-50 6-55 lilflfn Flukhm First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Dakota State Dips Black Hills SPEARFISH, S.D.

(AP) -Terry Kasperbauer threw three touchdown passes to Marcus Willard Saturday as Dakota State dropped Black Hills State 28-20 in South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference play. The touchdown tosses covered 10, 53 and 18 yards. Jeff Rodman, the nation's leading Division II NAIA scorer heading into txe game, added a one-yard TD run and the Trojans had a safety. fading to pass on third down and had to scramble for a four-yard gain. Longo then got behind the Bison secondary on a fourth down play and Mieras got the ball to him with 1 :03 on the clock.

NDS returned the kickoff to its own 33. On first down Mike Blum deflected a pass which Jim Engler caught for the interception, However, the Chiefs couldn't get in scoring range. Heelan Kuemper IMIIVIDI Al. I.KADKRS RUSHING-Green (ISU) 16-134; Best IKSUl 14-87; Grove (ISU) 12-50; Whalen (KSUl 9-44. FerreelKSU 10-37.

RECEIVING Daniels IKSU) 2-26; Blue I ISU 4-78; Hardee I ISU 2-31-2. PASSING Stanley USUI 6-10-0, 111-2; Rohalley IKSUl 1-6-1, 17-0; Whalen (KSU) 1-5-1. 9-0; Hardeman (ISU) 3-11-0, 41-1; Tryon USUI 2-3-0, 31-1. 18 10 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Passing Return yards Punting Penalties-yards Fumbles-lost 32-107 136 6-22-2 10 2-36 5-75 2-2 48-270 24 2-6-2 0 2-51 10-92 4-3 Nebraska Dunks TCU in Rain, 64-10 FARGO, N.D. North -Dakota State turned two blocked kicks into points the final five minutes and nipped Morningside 16-7 in the North Central Conference opener here Saturday night.

After the Chiefs fought back to forge a 7-7 tie in the third period, they had an opportunity to grab the lead with just five minutes to go. But Tim Geary's field goal try from the 36 was blocked by linebacker Jerry Rosburg and Rick Budde, All-NCC -linebacker last fall, picked up the football and dashed 71 yards to paydirt. The Chiefs were unable to move after the kickoff and on fourth down Joe Longo's punt was blocked by Don Meyer. Longo chased down the elusive ball in the end zone but was able to do nothing except cover the ball for a safety. It was a rugged defensive battle all night.

North Dakota State put the only first half points on the board by driving 65 yards In seven plays. Ross Baglien got the touchdown on a 33-yard scamper around his right end. Freshman quarterback Mark Rudrud, subbing for starter Randy Thiele who had a virus, completed a big 13-yard pass to Bill Nutton to keep the drive alive. Later In the half the Bison drove to Morningside'! 2 but Art Turner sacked Rudrud on a third down play and a fourth down pass went Incomplete. Twice in the first quarter the Bison missed field goals.

Morningside got the equalizer late In the third frame. The Chiefs marched 54 yards In six plays. After Tim Winter lost four yards on a pitch, Mieras nailed Longo for 23 yards to the NDS 35, Winter then got one yard on first down, two more on second but Mieras dropped the ball while AT 1 The tiebreaking score came after Steve Siebecker had recovered a fumble for the Chiefs on the Bison 20. After Mieras lost four, a pass to Longo was incomplete and then Mieras was sacked again for four yards in reverse. Geary then went for the go-ahead goal but Rosburg and Co.

had other ideas. Budde's run with the blocked goal equaled the NCC record set by Jerry Dahl of NDS in 1974. Morningside was not without its defensive standouts. Tackle Bob Luke and Siebecker were strong as were Engler and Blum as the Chief defense held NDS to 63 passing yards. But 230 on the ground and a Bison defense which stopped the Chiefs with 25 rushing yards proved too much.

The Bison are now 1-0 and atop the NCC while Morningside Is 0-1. Overall the winners are 1-2 and the Chiefs 0-3. Morningside 0 0 7 0- 7 North Dakota State 0 7 0 0-1C NDS: Ross Baglien 82 run (Mike McTague kick) Morn: Joe Longo 28 pass from Greg Mieras (Tim Geary kick) NDS: Rick Budde 71 blocked field goal (McTague kick) NDS: Safety, blocked punt ill end tone ft said he was pleased with the game although "the defense gave up two or three big plays early, If there was a turning point, it was the punt return," Osborne said of Butterfield's scoring jaunt. ftsss Christian 10 0 0 0-10 Nebralka 14 14 19 7-44 TCU-FG Ray 27 Neb Ferragamo 10 pass to Shamblln I Eveland kick) TCU-Mndzelrwskl 1 run (Ray kirk) Nrb-But terfield 87 punt return (Eve-land kick) Neb-Ferragamo 31 pass to Thomas (F.veland kirk) Nrb-FG Eveland 30 Neb-Ferragamo 10 pass to Donnell I F.veland kick) Nrb-Ferraeamo 10 pass to Thomas (Eveland kick) Nrb-FG Eveland 26 Neb-FG Eveland 34 Ncb-Zabrocki run (VanderMeer kick I Neb-Slewart 7 run (kick failed) Non-Strwart 2 run (VanderMeer kick) 'Cheaters Night' Finale Interstate Speedway has scheduled its final stock car program of the season at 7:30 p.m. tonight.

It's another "cheaters night" at the South Dakota oval. That means that drivers whose cars are legal at their regular tracks will find those same cars legal at Interstate. Since the season championships have already been decided, there's only one real question about tonight's card and it deals with Corky Bailey. The Sioux Cityan has been on a hot streak in the street stocks division and the question Is: Can he be stopped? Bailey will be looking for his Uth consecutive A Feature victory tonight. USD Harriers Defeat Jacks YANKTON, S.D.

South Dakota swept the first three places to defeat South Dakota State 23-32 in men's crosscountry here Saturday. Charlie Cvrk and Dan O'Brien crossed the finish line together for the victorious Coyotes, terfield scored on an 87-yard line punt return to break the game open. Ferragamo crushed TCU in the second quarter with scoring passes of 31 and 10 yards to Bobby Thomas and a 10-yard TD pass to Dodie Donnell. Al Eveland drilled field goals of 30, 25 and 34 yards and in the third period reserves took over. Dale Zabrocki scored from the five and Byron Stewart scored twice on runs of seven and two yards, After TCU's first period TD7 the Huskers slammed the defensive door and never let the Frogs beyond their own 42-yard line.

Quarterback Jimmy Dan Elzner completed six of seven first quarter passes, rolling up 123 aerial yards Including a 41-yarder to receiver Mike Ren-fro. But Nebraska buckled down and Elzner finished the game with just 136 total passing yards. The win left Nebraska with a2-0-l mark while TCU fell to an 0-3 season. Husker Coach Tom Osborne LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)-Quarterback Vince Ferragamo tossed four touchdown passes to match a school record as he led sixth-; ranked Nebraska to a 64-10 football victory over Texas 1 Christian University in a steady rain Saturday, Ferragamo's four first half TD aerials tied a 1972 game record set by Dave Humm against Kansas.

TCU kept pace with Ncbras-; ka In the first quarter, scoring first on a 27-yard Ruben Ray field goal. The Horned Frogs recovered a Nebraska fumble on the Husker 8-yard line to set up the score. The Huskers bounced back on Ferragamo's first scoring pass, a 10 yard aerial to Dave Sh'amblin that capped a 31-yard drive. TCU'i last hurrah came on the next drive as fullback Gerry Modzelewskl scored from the one, climaxing an 8-play drive covering 29 yards. After that, the Husker offensive line and Ferragamo's passing were too much for the TCU defense.

Defensive back Dave But- lb5 4r TCIiNi.lirai.ka 7 22 38-1 45-192 164 231 I 135 0-21-4 17-27-1 7-38 3-36 6-3 2-1 6 93 7-65 First downs Rushes-yards Passing' yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards row tfc STATISTICS M'slde Almost IMIIVIDI 'ALLKADKH Accom- ando7-5 Nebraska. Stewart 13-60. Berni 10-47, Anlhnnv 7-34. Acromando2-70, Rrnfro2-42, Wright 2,12. NKEHHASKA, JThranns 5-110, Shamblin 3-45, Spaeth 2-42 PASSING-TCU, Elzner 8-16-3, 136 vards.

Havuk 2-6-1, 26 varda Nebraska, Fcrrnganio 15-23-1, 218 yards. NDS 17 65-230 63 3-11-3 9-4 7-59 First downs Rushlng-yardi Passing yards Passes Fumbles-lost Penalties Punts 34-25 120 8- 21-1 8-2 13-98 9- 32.2 North defensive halfback Stuart Cochrane almost had an Interception on this first half play but it slipped out of his hands. (Staff photo by Stickel).