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l'0 fUS St'NPAV 7 "TP Kinney Runback Sinks Buffs 35 and 39 yards. The first came back th kicknff 75 yards to the with II m'inuUs 17 seconds lrft Colorado 21 yard line. llm whJ 'hoUJjhl he hid pwl chance of going all the wav." ond at 2 53. mtmumymy mmiiiii iwrnm mm mnrr.f 'mmw mi1, ''ly'T 'I 1 i it 1 Tl (XT rj Mn.N. NEBRASKA 1 '1END ZONEL'VI VVj Conlm-wd from Puge Une AM I8l-puI junior duln't IX-vanry.

L. I lr 7 Jr--r' --v-J" I Iwck Ji-rry TagKe until the last was luckv cnmij-h to ft lil-iinK play" and it taV- 'lU-'-l-- Jv'i il right; all of that. NMJs k'; -iT tt 4' Winged Surprise ion the money," mt Ingles. i Suddenly the tcriiMi a on IV Afl V-'l. CHANGES V'-d Brownson, after t-ompleting I "On the first piss, I gave the' Nehraska's ide.

Brownson I UC ft 1 Vv t.lght of ll passes in the first BUV a.out. aiu, 'ver from the one for a "A iJQ i-'rV half, finished with II of 17 for I )TJ2 Z- 27 A. "i Af -rtv iS "I iTSvards And it was a gMtd a 111 Jl i Kinney ran seven yards for an- rr i i i 1 fj couldn't keep up withi v. eobson retried Brarnht tUV'- V- Paul Rogers, the Nebraska fumhl. on VoMo la.

-A iktVi- ll st from tj, Vvi ih-iu uimhiiiK. irowder. sunoav utoisTEn photos sr jomn MouieiTE ftv I "That's the best any team Season Reeord luis run ncainst us all season." COLORADO NEBRASKA VITAL TWtH'OlNTKK-When Ralph Itaraej went hark to punt ftnn the Cy i Tin? Ruffal(K's wiled up 297 'down', We mifihl have hern a little htand at the I Sto.m. Cl. 1 41 Anny 0 Minnesota 10 41 V-'- rl Sards on the ground to 153 for SI.

If4 Stt we came to life slowly." ska and, despite Brown-J1 ZT Mis.ouft "two uir su pcriorily (Colorado: rowder said he thong inly 40 yards), Ne-j -s, or three Ruffs had eh Crowder said he thought ances to ft passed lor on tackle Kinnev on the kii koff ie- tlone end zone with the ball on the 10, third doun and yards to go, It looked us if a tricky fake kick was coming up, hut after some hesitation and a strong Oklahoma rush, Raracx was tackled. The officials ruled it a safety and (ho points for the Sooners, though it appears he may have been pushed back over the goal line. At that stage, the two points seemed insignilicant, for Ioa State led, but the margin melted and Oklahoma won by one point, 29-28. SPARKED SOONERS ON WAY- OkKhumaiH) total imJ JtfTZ wr was whinneil in turn, "but he just ran throuch 1 toXinffensts 337-326. i son's pass to Ingles for a two- them." HV laving people rush at us likPPmnter faded later.

guess! i was too iigui on inai ursr rm in uulll 'rnTiVtr: L'. T.v that." Devaney said. "I nsive lry, said Rogers, who later, TW IT UllbUI.1. don have any dele today." looked as if Nebraska, miinlc Safety Damaging to Cyclones mMgffBii v.i stars Willi fore, II sroini 'm (uiiiu c.H.. Oklahoma Slate me wcck nc- might be headed for an Rv Jim Moacklrr lev eland, Ohio, was among i four times and said of those I (S'ini Mitir wni) those watching Slnwp haul in 'They were just bad throws." Ralph passes thrown by I)cantarl- Linebacker Keith Schroeder AMKS, IV tried to sa Ivageas muchof Snn- said the difference in yielding booted a 46-vard field goal that! lf pushed the lluskers' lead to 15 -j PnfCETON Rrownson humped the same elbow in the first quarter that Rt'I'r-M (API -kept him out of a couple of Pete llaiu caught three touch-earlier games, down passes and hallhack Hank "I did it when I rolled into Bjorklund rushed for 217 yards the Colorado bench." he said, including a fi7yard louchdnwn "It hurt for about three plays jaunt, Saturday as Princeton afterward." jn)(1(, a 45 foolha virt0.y Heel, Too OVOr Brown.

Rrownson also said he rein- Hauck caught touchdown pas-jured his left heel in warmups'SCs of 69, 24. and 22 yards 3 before the game but it caused the Tj rm.ked f((h him no serious problem. Jon Keworth, a 4. victory six starts. Prmretnn inch, 221-pound sophomore run-ihl'l(l scoreless in the a bad situation as he could Sat-! '1 as more worned al.ou jn other computer afternoon when Brownson fired two scoring passes to lM-pound Guy Ingles in the first quarter.

"We thought we could beat Colorado's defenders on deep patterns." explained Rrownson, "and for a while, we did. "Teams just can't play man-to-man on our split receivers. After the first two urdav. but the safety he yielded w.nn.ng man anyining, saia to Oklahoma turned out to be' Stowe. -Maybe nevt week fust half and 379 the the difference in Iowa State's Nebraska second was probably a matter 29 28 loss to the Sooners here, Otto "had slipped into the sec-'of the Sooners giving Mildren catch- He was punting on third down onnary wnn anout t'i nnnuies greater protection in a from his own 10 when tilings icu a Sanson pass ami streak in for the touchdown.

went awry. up" game. (ireal Rush vrff iV'i touchdowns, Colorado didn play so tight, but began put i i Lick hut when I Iowa Mate went ahead. 28-21 "In the first half we hit the 14 ting more pressure on me i i i i I t.if i i at I I I BN The passes to Ingles covered mnK uaLK wnn sianen ine nay m-cuihi hhu as ihim-o us ivy saw I was standing in the end when Repgic Shoemake I thought I might as well with his fourth straight take the safety." the senior pxt-a point kick. -if im it nrohahlvl thought I had it when I cut gap and got lo niuurcn, nc uii uiuii mm a nu.

it mill, (niiii fragile ri' IM 10 J-I. said. "But they had to protect would have been blocked andck hi the left," Stowe said, him more because they had to fhpy could have recovered in iust he wouldn't get tnnHv in the second half. We the end zone." itake pride in pursuing the foot- The Rruins jumped to a 7 0 lead In the first period on a 20-yard run by Gary Bonner, but the Tigers came hark 118 yards and speedster Cliff i Branch added 95. It was Branch's seven-yard touchdown that wound up a 93-i yard Buff drive with 2:14 left in i Oklct.

State's Long Plays Sink Kansas 3 (iel Through Raracx said three men sifted the first half. swncn inrcw corner-1. back Geoffrey Nordgron off thej bal1 and we ovcr-, an 3 fcW trail. times. And, it was slick out The Cyclones' hanniness thorp." through on him, and he started when defenise back Fob Wolfe intercepted a Rob Zink pass and returned il 68 sards for a score.

Princeton added three insurance touchdowns in the final i i With oranges thrown by some of the 15,000 Nebraskans who came west for the game lying in the end zone, quarterback to swing nis leg, men cnei heu rildn-t Iast ionf, as Sooners Mildren said the Cyclones' it- came drivinc back lo set up the1 na mwh was thp stroneest Statistics Kansai The decision to lake the safe OKI SHI 14 final touchdown on a pass by he's been against all season. cnlit U'illifi ITrunl-lin U'lin 1 Jim Bratlcn ran five yards for I mnininH iim l-inxb Lvmemff ttttn a Colorado score with 11:22 left; jpiii iiv. iiiiiniiu, II had inflicted earlier damage by '1 wcre 1.1? 253 8 138 11-54 1 7 21-1 8-36 7 1 0 70 70 Rushing yardaqe Passing yardage Passes Punls FumblM lost Yards eenaliiea a of ftllU MllllC TVIIIIrtllia 1 III II I II 1 Illllliu, lie diu. i'i five yards for the other. Kansas .1 5 oma 51a OSU-Satnlv Heck tackled in end zone Lynn Lee Paces Drake Runners in the final period.

Rut Branch, who returned two punts for touchdowns in an earlier victory over Iowa State, couldn't negotiate the run he needed for the two points that would have tied the score. times we didn't have enough men to block them. That 55 (linebacker- Mark Wilhrow) was a real good one." Coach Johnny Majors said the Cyclone running game still OSU Oranam us oass iroin ruum iPruss kick) Kan-RiBins 3 run (Helmbacher kick) OSU-FG Pruss 30 OSU Graham 47 run (Pruss kick) 1 'V if STILLWATER, OKLA. (AP) 4 Lynn Ie paced Drake's crosscountry team to a swppp of the first five places and a 15-45 ly seemed wise at the time, he said, and then added: "But it didn't turn out that way." When Oklahoma went for two points following its fourth touchdown it missed extra points kicks after two others the success meant a victory. The safety only pared Iowa State's Ipad to 21-2 in the second quartpr, but it seemed to switch the momentum to the Sooners.

"That safety kind of hurt and after the half we couldn't open up becausp of field position and had to stick pretty much to running," said end Otto Stowe, neeas improvement. -w "Tt hurt us acain." he said, Corner back Joe Blahak said taking a Jack Mildren pass on a 75-yard scoring play. The Franklin touchdown play resulted from a "mixup" in the Iowa State defense, defensive back Jeff Allen said. Franklin threw on a third-and-eight situation. Albert Chandler caught it for a 33-yard gain to the 15.

"We knew they had a play like that, but I think they set us up for it," said Allen. "We were not expecting it at that particular time." Carlson, who directed the Cyclones all the way, running for "With our running game not vJJ ''V'' Dick Graham, a scrappy little flankcrback, led Oklahoma Slate to a 19-7 Big Eight he got an arm on Branch andi17 Northeast Missouri at Waveiand course Sat come wen, we nau 10 ucuenu w- wtianmr cam toi'Llo jitu nn our nassinff." rSl-t, cobson tripped up the 165-pound junior, too. urday. Lee won the four-mile race in a of 20 minutes 31.2 seconds. This was Drake's final victory Saturday over Kansas.

The 178-pounder scored on a 58-yard screen pass and a 47- Kinney Special Majors said mat ne amn i think about going for two points after the final Iowa State touchdown. "I had that much confidence that these men would hold on," he said. Anyway, Branch's knee hit tune-up before the Missouri the ground before he could get Valley Conference meet next Season Records into the end zone and Jeff Saturday. two touchdowns and passing for KANSAS I 48 Wash. St.

31 0 Texas Tech 23 Lynn Lee (D). 20:34. Steve Lynn Lee (D), Kinnmr navp hio fpam a Inn nf Garlc lock ID), 3. Sieve Johnson OKLAHOMA ST. 13 Miss St.

14 7 Arkansas 53 26 Houston 17 20 Missouri 40 34 TCU 20 31 Nebraska 45 fnrthpr insniralinn hu rnnninc CD), 21 4 Warren Whiled (D). 51 31 Syracuse 49 New Mexico 23 Bob Becker fOI. 51:52. I 5. 51 Kansa St.

15 70 Nebraska 41 two others, said: "We seemed to lose our momentum the last part of the second quarter. We had those 7 -fw Jifi, A jJLAiA a.l. Late Gift Score 7 Okla. at. iv iy Kansas 24 Iowa SI.

10, N. 7 Kansas St. Ml CnlnraHn N.14 CnloradafHI swy-v TS; 14 Oklahoma(H) N.21 Iowa SKH) 21 Missouri I N.28 Oklahoma SAFETY: 2 SOONER POINTSL drives stopped at midfield and had trouble getting field posi '4t i ii in in--in in iinimiin-TTmrrrnr-Tr-Ti ii ii i HAMILTON, N.Y. (AP) who set an Iowa State pass receiving record of 1 .446 yards. Stowe, who finished with six receptions for 143 yards and scored the final Cyclone touchdown on a 70-yard play, said he didn't care about setting another mark.

He had been hailed at the start of the game by the crowd for breaking the career reception record of 97 set by Eppie Barney in 1966. Barney, who said he now op Colgate evened its football sea tion Carlson said the offensive line; son record at 4-4 Saturday with! did a real good job of protect- a hard fought 21-12 victory over yard run as Oklahoma State boosted its over-all record to 3-4 and conference mark to 1-2. Kansas, hoping to ruin the Cowboys' homecoming for the stubborn Lenien. jne naiueis Late Dickey Aerials Push stopped a fourth-period Lehigl ing." "Stowe made some more great catches," he said. Carlson was intercepted drive, then scored on a fumble recovery in the end zone.

K-State By Missouri, 17-13 sixth straight time, saw its record fall to 5-3 and 2-2, erates a dry cleaning plant in! MANHATTAN, KAN. (AP) Quarterback Lynn Dickey drove Kansas State 77 yards in the last four minutes Saturday, Tony Pounds, the Big Eight's lifting the Wildcats a 17-13 Big Eight victory over Missouri. leading passer, completed 7 of Dickey completed a zu-yaru 21 passes for 138 yards, in scoring pass to Mike Creed for cluding the scoring pass to Gra ham. Kansas never got its powerful running game in gears but 230- the victory. Only seconds earlier, Jack Bastablc of Missouri had broken a 10-10 tie with a field goal.

A 25-yard field goal by Bas-table late in the third quarter pound fullback John Riggins TCU Snares 24-17 Escape Over Baylor FORT WORTH, TEX. (AP) managed 76 yards and a touch down in 19 carries. TODAY! tentwtt had tied the game. Kansas Texas Christian rode with Oklahoma State never trailed, jumping ahead on a safety and Graham's scoring pass in the second quarter. Kansas came back on Rig- Statistics Steve Judy Saturday to a 24-17 Kansas City Chiefs Southwest Conference football First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Missouri ll 222 139 110 18-49-1 8-34 0 triumph over Baylor.

Judy scored twice on short K. State i 45 276 14 14-2-4 8-38 0 39 gins' three-yard touchdown run, passes but the Jayhawks never se punts nmhlec nst VS. 45 riously threatened again. Yards penalized Uwe Pruss booted a 30-yard runs and Kaymona nnoaes went in from two for another as the Horned Frogs rolled to their second league verdict Missouri 0 3 3-3 Kansas Mate field goal just before inter KS Creed 33 pass from Dickey (Goer- mission, and Graham supplied aer kick) Oakland Raiders TUNE IN THE PRE-GAME SHOW AT 2:35 P.M. against one loss.

Rusty Underwood kicked a the clincher with his scoring IV0 Koper i run idosiouib hp-iw Mo FG Bastable 25 Mo FG Bastable 38 KS Creed 20 pass from Dickey (Goer-r kick) sweep in the fourth quarter. 24-yard field goal in the first period and TCU took a 17-point lead before Don Huggins stunned the Frogs with a 63- State led, 10-7, at halftime. Creed earlier scored on a 3j- 'REASON' WINS $197,000 RACE yard Dickey pass in the second i quarter. Kansas State had gone; ahead in the opening period on Follow the Exciting Chiefs 'if yr i 3 rf1 4 l'X-v 1 yard trick down the sidelines with a punt for a Bear touchdown. Quarterback Si Southall unleashed a 61-yard scoring shot to Derek Davis in the final period followed by Mike Conrad's 32-vard field goal with 22 seconds left.

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Scoots, 48-10 Limit To Reason won by fourMptvA'ork StatiOflS. SPRTNEURG S.C. (APa 23-yard field goal by John lengths, running the 1 1-lfi mile race in 1 minute 44 4-5 seconds I Wofford, ranked No. 1 by the Gocrgcr. With 59 seconds left in the Vatinnal Assneialinn of Inter-; stormed Icolleciate Athletics, jpast Waynesburg, 43-10, in foot- over a muddy track.

Jean Crugtiet was aboard Limit To Reason, who earned $123,526. New Round was second and Droll Role, an entry with Limit Tu Reason, was third. i ball Saturday. TQWAT Ji dLyil first half, Pete Buha intercepted a Dickey pass and returned it 35 yards to the Kansas Slate two. Three plays later, Chuck Roper sneaked across.

Missouri, behind Roper's The Terriers scored the first) two times they got the ball en 'route to their seventeenth Islraicht victory. Harold Chan- NETWORK throu, tun tmirhrinun nas-! nassinc. drove to the Wildcat 20' Limit To Reason paid $3 60, SUNDAY REGISTER PHOTO BY LARRY i ses to split end Skip Corn for 54 in the final minute of play, but $2.60 and $2.20, while New and 71 yards. 'time ran out. 'Round returned $3.60 and $6.40.

Jock Johnson sadly reflects Cyclones losing to Sooners.