The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • 26

fl PES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER Nw. HTO Jecorrf 36,500 See Nebraska March to 26-3 Bulge Rus RoI On03-Yara; Dash, 45-29 Statistic! 1 af ft 1 1 1 'I i4 iT'o rmh 'H" iwii (Ht4m I iu i'n m.Vj Cow irvoih I tun iH 1Kk A 1J0. llOLLDKK. IVW. (API -i Cliff rwHiiih rated 103 yards with tho tiH-ninR kkkoff to get Colmailo rolling In a 45 2 victory ovit Kansas Saturday In Itig Kight Confrrrnre football.

Kansas looked -ompetely piinchlcss in the first two periods, crossing the 50-yard line only twite and getting Its lone Season Records CYCLONES Continued from Pop One wbkh Nebraska hai now won 10 iimf In r. "A gd "4tn mft one," Sighed Majors. "Thats the best football team we've jeen this year or probably J1 and didn't quit. They were good to us, letting us'score against the reserves the end." Oh. do those Huskers have an Quarterback Jerry Tagge ran for one touchdown and threw for two others, going ail the way on a day when Iowan Van Brownson was resting a sore elbow.

"Halfback Joe Orduna bagged three Hu'ker touchdowns, including the first two. Fullback Dan Schneiss racked up a pair en his best offensive performance." Some years the Huskers are big. strong and ponderous. This year, 8S they've fashioned an 8- Big Eight Standings Conferenc AH L. W.

I. Mb-aikl 5 0 8 0 1 Ki-ui 1 6 0 Okthemi 1 5 0 Kinis 2 3 5 4 0 Missouri i 3 4 2 Coinrriu 2 4 0 Ok'ihori Sot ..1 3 5 0 lowi Sm 0 5 3 5 0 0-1 record and lead the confer-ence at 5-0, headed for some bowl, th-v are big. strong and strike with lightning-fast backs. The barks seldom have to bowl an enemy line, for one of the real strengths of this Husker team the offensive forward wall. It all tries to play as well as 248-pound senior tackle Boh Newton, who bas to be all-American.

"Our offense, except for hurting itself with penalties, was efficient the whole game." said Devaney, who had already started worrying about next week's game with Kansas State. Majors doesn't enjoy losses, MA An anv of thp Cvclones. COLORADO rnn II 4 kflna St, Jl Irwji Slt 19 KANSAt I a ti i Jl Svrcuw '4 jf firm Mrko it lr.ii,. ct Mi i 11. l.

1 Nrhrask If lo St In 4J Kansas J9 Cmvarto 4s, 14 OKI 14 Okiahoma(H) N.2IAir Ftf il Missouri touchdown of the half after re-' covering a Colorado fumble. Hut the spirited Jay hawks struck for 22 points in the third period to cut Colorado's lend to 35-29. Colorado rumbled back in the last quarter In regain control with Dave llanrv's field eoal and the third of sophomore run- ning back Jon Keyworth's three touchdowns. Ward Walsh, Colorado full-" back, ran 47 vards for a touch 4' iiiii down in the third period, but most of the Buffaloes' scores Todz Johnson Teads fowa State onto gridiron for battle with Nebraska as record crowd cheers at Ames good job of slopping oppo with the fullback scoring from 30-yard effort that tight end Tom Lorcnze dropped. So Carlson took over the aerial Dan open and just dumped the ball." Trii Huskers led.

26-3. after tjwi They played it hard, as well as 0rduna over the three they could, and lost with dig- at the olhrr end of (ne ain. don't oranges started raining two touchdowns, one throw that was dropped and one 36-yard run. the 23. Another interception, by Kosch, started the Huskers in i game again.

Mike PalmeP with a niidfield and reserve Ted Vac- think we would beat Nebraska, micht makp it more onto the playing surface. Tagge's 18-yard screen pass Maybe 7,000 red-coated Husker to Schneiss got to the one and miwp nrsi si iu uwcui shortly with crowd-pleasing! LS ihl eventually pounded over InterecHnu if we took advan- Mirro in allpnHuiH'P. nents," he sighed. "Put it this way: Our second defense can't stop other team's first offense." Linebacker Keith Schroeder again was a Cyclone defensive star and Griglione, Harold Bas-sett, Tony Washington and Jeff Allen were also busy. Iowa State visits Missouri Saturday.

Tagge went over to make it ia from the three. came on short jabs after long drives. After (he fumble recovery gave Kansas a chance to score in the second period on Dan Heck's 17-yard pass to Steve Natsues, the Jayhawks used an intercepted pass by Tommy Oaksnn to lead to their second score. Oakson ran 29 yards to the two and John Riggins crashed -for the touchdown. After Walsh's scoring run made it 35-14, Kansas scored on an 80-yard drive and tallied' again just before the third peri-, 3.

Linebacker Bob Tcrrio inter brilliance It was a 33-yard shot backJ wi(h a 27-yard pass from Car son to Otto, just in- Johmm for t0UL.h. tage of our early 'breaks," said I pai nogers, the kicking ex-Majors. 'pert from Rock Rapids, had his The Cyclones came off the piaccmont try blocked by Steve cepted a Carlson pass and that sine mc nag. i m.lk(, it 33.17. Amundson, now at quarterback, reared back and deposited a nine-yard scoring pass in Stowe's grasping hands.

"I wasn't sure where I was, rutwi you, jacoDScn, Illl. lutiiuii Individual Statistics but I knew I was close to the CrOWQ 01 irtiscsi oti i.i sideline, so I was trying to lean RUSHINO "I came back to the huddle Alt Yds I 4 Season Records to my right," said Otto. "Hey, ATovUS.Rusher and told George I could beat -I IOWA STATE that's a great team, the Dcsl we've played this year." "Keith Schroeder pulled one guy out of the way, Griglione took out the center and I went right through. Later, they closed the hole," said Jarobscn, who went in for the play. Orriuna's second touchdown 1 llkiCiiniion IiiqIm 14 91 Lii II II Hiiahes 27 Slowrr 3 10 AmunrMn 2 6 McDonald 4 14 1 s.

'J1 my man on an out," explained hSmS0'' 71 Stowe. "So he threw it and I ed, Kinney Orduna Schnis Vr tor low Stilt Crlnn PalrnPr Johnson Bulls 225 Yards 7 i All Yds I 36 i 6 30 Use Trickery od ended on itecK i ja-yara pass to Ron Jessie. nnnvmii'Mi'l-: Xi (API Kansas 24 41 Kansas i l.iuru Slain wroit fur two on a 2 Oklahoma 2r 45 Ok la. St. 31 010.

iw.tci ui'v u.hr..t. S179 Colorado NenrasKa 31 ir Clyde Williams Field by 5,750, with almost a perfect start for a potential upset. Carlson rolled right, threw flat to Stowe and the slim senior from Springfield, fled for 36 yards to the Husker 27 before Jerry Murtaugh ran him out. On the next play, Carlson ran a keeper, pulled the ball out of the dive back's belly after a hut fumbled. Husker i6 There was still time for.

nishine leader Ed PASSING Alt. Comn. Int. Yd. iriCKy ClOUnie IfVUinc vcu i lN1 Kansas College Standings BIO SKY ATHLETIC CONKRENrf N.28 Dieoo St (NMN.21 Oklanomaini to tailback Amundson to end Amundson to combine w'thi vtai inaro cained 225 yards and An.

iomp. ii. i NEBRASKA IOWA STATE CflrKon Amundion 10 li came just before the quarter ended and a two-point try scored two touchdowns Salur SII UB'iies 8 4 RECEIVINO Stowe, who ripped to make it 26-11, the score at intermission. Pis OP Pts OP Na Vrii failori The visitors led. 12-0, very big in this game, with fair catches being called and on-side Montana NFARASKA 5 0 0 lJ 89 9 0 0 26 134 I 10 0 71 2 23 Rme Siatt Schneiss, end Guy Ingles and day, as Cornell beat Brown, 35-21, in Ivy League action.

4 2 25 2 .14 2 0 125 108 4 4 0 212 2" mann si si HuflliPS Ordun Harvey and Iowa Male naa oniy nrni Idaho Kinney put the ball in position kicks tried frequently. he 2 0 104 119 3 6 0 167 1 si 1 14 i a 2sa 11 St I St I 3 4 58 five avs irorn bviiiiuutiKc. 2 24 I II I 6 No. Ydi. 3 1 27 0 96 177 2 7 0 133 238 for Tagge's 14-yard scoring; and Things improved.

Ir? MIMcCurrv 0 4 0 7 143 2 01 10 243 27 143 Norn Ariz middle guard Ed Periard re pass to halfback Johnny Rodg- Marinaro, wTio went into the game leading the nation with 937 yards for a per game aver 3 6 IVY LEAGUE CONFERINCE Ohert usaaie rccovcieu 3niin Inhnuin covered on the 26. Dave McCurry for a 55-yard scoring pass. No Surprise "Amundson fakes to the tight end and I come off the snap slow," said McCurry. "My man read the play well, took after the tight end and I suckered them coming off slow." Devaney wasn't surprised -or shocked. Pis OP WIT Pts OP fumble on the Husker 17.

The invaluable Stowe raced nine SOon became a seven-yard scor-yards on an end-around for an jng pass to Schneiss, wideopcn Dartmlh 0 0 182 28 7 0 0 259 42 Yale 4 I 0 130 54 6 1 0 179 Al Cornell 3 2 0 129 137 5 2 0 187 15 Harvard 3 2 0 129 119 2 0 19 135 UarvarH age of 156.2, gained 225 yards an on-side kick soon sent Orduna over from the six. Wild Finish It was wild from there. Bill Kosch intercepted a Carlson pass on the two (Stowe was in the end zone, with six more i 9 OB 1 1 carries. He scored on Princeton I 0 13 Tagge took the Huskers 74 yards in 16 plays, using Kinney heavily. This fine back rushed 116 yards in 19 carries.

Cyclone Jeff Allen recovered a fumble nn the Cvclone nine, but an on 40 4 0 85 163 5 0 138 18 coiumoia apparent louennown, dui th ers vvho may be tne mosi exciting kick returner in football, if he survives. He'll try anything, and it was costly a bit later. Otto's debut as a college passer threw about three in high was about a runs of seven and two yards, 1 4 0 109 133 3 4 0 164 153 0 i 0 5 167 1 I 0 85 191 was called for holding. Reggie Shoemake kicked a 39-yard rtnA r-Qimht two nasses for an- Min.iMCnriu rnNFFPFNFC I rnntrncm All frames 'When we get our second field goal. "Schneiss was the outlet valve, but Tagge checks.

the outlet rather quickly," explained Devaney. "He saw points mentally racked up) and Iowa State offside negated that other 15 yards. luiiici tt've "ii uo'mi Pts OP Pts OP 5 0 0 130 37 8 0, 0 244 48 3 0 111 137 4 0 15 6229 Toledo nhin Ingles and Schneiss team defense in, it doesn do a A.m! Ak Slowe's day's work consisieu of six catches for 63 yards and 2 2 0 65 52 6 2 0 177 I break. The Huskers went on to send IW Michioan 5 5 0 109 94 6 3 r.r,W,' MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE 4, V.araT6HI i Conlerence All Game? i "A i't-- Pts OP LT Pts OP 1. XJT Louisvill 2 0 0 27 10 4 0 103 105 1 i Tulsa 5 1 0 5 38 4 0131 141 Pts OP I 2 0 0 27 10 4 1 0 2 1 0 5 38 4 0 1 1 i lNU I 'A Li W-, i v4i r- Trviv? tr- 1 I 0 40 34 4 2 0 VI II I 4 172 66 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 2 0 12 21 0 0 9 41 2 7.0 45 255 112177 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE Lonierem.e Mil Pit np 150 84 PIS OP 116 62 7 1 (1 122 57 6 1 73 40 6 1 0 Pts OP U6 1122 KenlucKy 5 1 0 West Ky 4 1 17 111 44 Tenn St 3 11 85 63 6 2 0 151 85 VIIO lenilOI nj ir a-.

i ct i inx i fl 1 in OD 0 IV1UI enu Ol tvo it 'o Aust Peav 1 4 0 67 141 2 6 0 112 205 renn Tech 1 4 0 51 116 3 5 0 107 161 --4 Murray St 1 5 0 54 121 3 0 170 174 i PACIFIC EIGHTCONFERENCE nnlortnri All Ca mm Pts op li pts op 6 0 0 206 79 8 1 0 288 13! 4 2 0 143 142 5 3 0 208 175 3 2 0 138 89 5 3 0 191 131 A in inn nucmT 3 4 South Calif 3 3 0 1 74 118 5 3 1 2B5 1ryi iWashqton 2 3 0 129 131 4 A 0 230 171 Oregon St 1 4 0 68 1 46 4 5 0 1 62 714 wash Maie 23v i iw jbb SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Conference All Games pk np i pt np 4 0 0 125 77 1 0 186 120 3 0 0 45 25 6 1 0 152 5 5 1 3 1 0 141 69 6 1 0 249 9 0 2 1 0 85 43 7 1 0 239 80., i 1 numm A 9v 199 ii ai 1 A 1 I tt 0 1 01 javiopjrj 3 0 94 177 6 3 0 187 229 2 0 47 81 3 0 94 177 6 3 0 -4 jvSICKLYt Tjd Miss State 2 5 3 Florida 2 Georgia 2 3 0 100 68 4 4 0 Vanderblt 1 4 0 54 136 3 6 0 Kentucky 0 5 0 59 104 2 7 0 ct 1 iy 159 11816 4 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE ui nei n-c ii vnuis WL1 PtS OP PtS OP 1: 3 1 0 117 47 4 5 0 194 204 2 1 0 93 57 2 5 0 169 186 2 2 0 54 53 5 3 0 146 138 2 2 0 83 63 3 5 0 135 181 1 1 0 31 26 3 6 0 143 734 Citadel Davidson Furman Richmond East Caro 1 2 0 19 69 1 8 0 83 221 Nebraska workhorse Jeff Kinney, helped by Jleloden drawders Va Military 1 3 0 53 135 1 1 0 89 391 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE iornerence Pts OP Pis OP A 0 0 1 73 41 7 1 0 315 89 'Arkansas Texas 4 0 0 143 63 7 0 0 260 104 lexas a ij oj A 11 it. 1 fl ISA 1-11 5MU 2 2 0 41 59 4 4 0 110 156 TCU 2 2 0 83 103 3 4 1 148 173 Baylor I 3 0 67 110 2 6 0 97 201 Rice 0 4 0 35 96 2 5 0 105 1 Texas AS.Nl 0 5 0 55 132 2 7 0 1J9 234 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE tnfarmnrm All r.im.i Pts OP Ps OP Ari7ona St 4 0 0 159 28 6 0 0 231 '1 New Mex 4 0 0 121 58 6 2 0 2'9I7? Utah 3 1 0 116 70 5 0 180H6 Tex fclPasO 2 3 0 107 158 3 4 i 146 "6 1 2 0 31 76 3 4 107 ToloSt Univ 1 3 0 78 104 3 6 0 Brig Young 1 4 0 57 9 3 6 0 1" IW) Wyoming I 4 0 45 118 1 6 0 91 207 yankeeTonferenci All r.mt Pi OP Pts OP Conn 3 0 1 140 4 3 4 1" i New Hemp I I 0 113 43 4 2 0 158 K3 Rnode Isl I "4 8S 3 4 JI1J1-J Mas i 1 1 104 35 3 4 1 156 1 04 Maine 1 4 0 56 110 1 0 147 W3. Vermont 0S034 19OOI0M30 PACIFIC COAST ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Conference All Gm Pis OP Pt. OP DiTOO St 3 0 0 1'3 20 7 0 0 253 4 I 1 till II 1 ilrllii I nnn Bearh 2 I 0 44 19 5 6 1 7 J- 1 NOW. THE CHAStyP- i 1 1M US San J-ne St 2 I 85 6f i' II I 4 V) III i 0 144 196 It I -9 I i 0 4 0 44 113 1 7 0 104 223 I Rinrif HFLPS 1 i mTu, Sf It "7 -a FINDS A TREASURE HAZEL PARK, MICH.

(AP) Treasure Day Saturday von the feature at Hazel Park. SUNDAY REGIS! ER FOOIiALL PHOIOS BY JACK iRINTOM Kinney get, anotter block from Jerry List, cat Ken CarUlli, Tony Washington and John Schweizer finally stop him.