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lei? Moiwg 3 (Wirt MM. MtlMt IHHI i4 trikunt (nmi Dm Moines, Iowa, Sunday Morninp, November 8, 1070 Mitchells Running, Bash's Passing Lead Hawkeye Runaway Over Hoosiers Willi 111 thins got started, but we re-1 leading the way, the Haw keyes 15 tarries the Hawks plays, running hen he fount! course, was outstanding. He 41.217, a touchdown toss Statistic Ry Duck Turnhull Suntf Riiulir SUM Wnlr) ceived a numbrr of telephone i nrds wluarcd lnr'r Tni record at the pass wasn there. i surP js little dude" from Hash to Denny Creen. 1 and capitnliwl on In- 2-2-1 ith games remaining raKB IOWA CITY.

IA. Rav Nacel; uii nhio calls about it. diana's mistakes to make it an against Michigan and Illinois I iiriiniin, 11 I mill tlir niiii Mllinflll I I all year in its 1-7 season, thing of all in Ihr unrxprt t- 'n 'i in i 111 I IV' i it 1 1 l- I Season Keenrds And then he added, laughing: i "This was very ilia Ivill m'fr limr limp villi' tli'fitrt' lnn INDIANA i 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii tiuiin tiny nnu i i easy victory over Indiana' If. early." STANFORD (JOKS nlnrArlo 14 iiin Minnc errors nn iowa lowa nia not inrnw tin in- Niigcl has had his problems TO KOSK HOWL our hf Jirs iw kikm-i mivtij came plan. We established our scorec as he told of a gruesome rumor this season, and many feet m.

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his job is in jeopardy, but one I run knk l'lr' effectively when we tried it. fiwiinJr iJ fi V- J5 wu thing is for sure his foot- In 'If vrn followed fumble re- li in. iw. ii in Kurou toum a ni.nnr i I r.i i ll TrpdiK Hash early runaway for only their that he had been killed in a traffic accident. "It was reported last night that I was a fatality," said Na-Rel.

"I don't know where such a hall team was far from dead i i 1,1 iAU nhivM sandwiched around 1.1 i u.nwi vi covrric. IiiaA Mltrwit run kn itMt to Suii I rim (Wf rvt Saturday. Mitchell st-ored two touch-! an excellent came at auarter-i "Tim Sullivan also played his the prettiest play of the after IOWA lr4 Hf I run Mt'(tri krk) With Levi Mitchell downs and piled up 124 yards in back, especially on the option usually fine game. And Levi, of noon for a Dad's Day turnout of please turn i Paye Three 1 i irnr vv: ef 1 1 EVADES TACKLE BIG HAWK GAINER i w- w-i, -s -v jj a "T5 I Bash III i 1 'V. 0" i '-ob-c, A-." V.

vi 7 jf, Mitchell i Sullivan (I) JLet; Mitchell, who gained 124 yards and scored two touchdowns, finds running room and with aid of mates' blocking and own elusiveness lAJ P.fggn': sen block 1 1 score? 0H wrong signal- 4JC 7. gw if 5. i -(. f- i-'i i A Mitcnoii mm pi- i I lit 'V IJ Mitchell I A V--' I l4rT immm. lxLd Urn JLT SUNDAY REGISTER PHOTOS BY JOHN HOULETTE Wends way 35 yards to Indiana one, but even then tries with second effort to put ball over goal which he did one play later But Tricky Iowa State Keeps Game Interesting "fXfrpre mimm 0) Statistics Li ing end but was unsuccessful In a 30-yard attempt.

George Arrjundson, previously used only as a quarterback, also played tailback, adding a 4. Nebraska ISU 32 16 3 117 223 228 .1 18-27-0 19-38-3 3-32 7-41 3 1 70 71 By Maury White (Sunday Register Staff Writer) A MES, IOWA Johnny Ma- jors, the fiery young coach at Iowa State, plotted vigorously all week in preparing for Saturday's Big Eight First downs Rusnin9 vardaqe Passing yaroaqe Return yardaae Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized ,5 ix i1 A 'A 1 i V' 4 V-c 1 SCORING Nebraska 12 14 21 7-S4 lowa state Oil 12-29 i- (r ii Neb Orduna 3 run (kick failed) Neb Orduna 8 run (pass failedl IS Shoemake 39 FG Neb Tagge 1 run (Rmiers kick) Neb Schneiss 7 oass from Tagqe (Roaers kick) IS Stowe J3 pass from Carlson (Stowe run) Neb Rodgers 22 pass from Tagqe (Rogers kick) lb Johnson 20 pass from Carlson (pass failed) Neb Orduna 6 run (Roqers kick) Neb Schneiss 23 run (Rogers kick) Neb Vactor 3 run (Rogers kirk) IS Stowe 9 oass from Amundson (run failed) IS McCurrv 55 oass from Amundson (pass failed) Attendance 3.50O new dimension to ISU's offense. His repertoire now includes running and throwing the ball. The result of it all helped the scrappy Cyclones, four-touchdown underdogs, make it interesting all the 3-hour route in losing their fifth straight start, 54-29. Cyclone quarterback Dean Carlson threw two of Iowa State's four aerial strikes two to Otto Stowe in one of the more interesting lop-sided losses in this long series, contest against Nebraska, the nation's No.

4-ranked team. "We're not going to beat Nebraska with trick plays, but if we can shake 'em up for a minute with one that works, it'll help our regular offense go," Majors confided before the action started. Coach Rob Devaney of the still undefeated (although once tied) Huskers might object to saying his superb charges were greatly bothered by Cyclone trickery, but admitted it caused some adjusting. V-' Iff -iff Otto Stowe, Iowa State's star CYCLONES receiver, went on the throw- Please turn to Page Eight OF ALL SPORTS '1 hV 10,000 See Dowling Whip No. 2 Heelan CHUCK BURDICK'S STORY: PAGE 5S Redmond's Passes Rally Drake, 37-28 KO 3IALVS STORY: PAGE 6S Football GREATER DES MOINES I Des Moinss Vikings 74.

Perry 0 Drake 37. South Dakota 23 Dowlmj 12, Hee'an (Siou City) 3 Jin ltva 42. Indiana 13 'j M'chijan 42. Illmnis 0 Michigan State 24. Purdue 14 K'urthwesteni 23.

Minnesota 14 Ohio State 24, Wisconsin 7 Pira.se urn to Page Five i SUNDAY REGISTER FOOTBALL PHOTO BV CEOLLA ORDUNA ON THE MOVE Iowa States Tony Washington record crowd of whole of them red-clad Nehras-(13) can't stop Joe Orduna's ziza? touchdown i-un. Or- kans at Ames. Huskers are now 8-0-1 for season and perfect at duna scored three times in Nebraska's 54-29 rout of Cyclones before 5-0 in race for Big Eijrht title,.