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Nor. 17, 1974 PES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER 9D Cavs top rJo.l Sooners roll 24-point 4th quarter rocks Jayhawks, 45-14 icvSHv w.y Crl'j ftr rv -j 1, lM A 'A i i "v- iWMMMMaMaMaalalal 'jj. A Buffs shock Okla. State with Kunz Statistics Colorado Oklahoma St. Firs fjpwrts Psssina a rrit 2t 14 47-283 14-105 122 127 14 20 9-15-1 1-12-0 441 -45 1 4-1 Retwn yards Fumhiffvlfwf senium 1-59 S-17 Colorado 11 11 IT Oklahoma tie 114 14 nunr 7 run Wackentie kick) Cni Kunr run (kick tailed! Col Williams 5 run (Meckenile kick) Col FG Mackenzie 34 OSU Tavior 30 run (kick tailed) Cnl tCuni 4 run (Mackenzie kick) OSU Lisle 49 Bail from UanklfM (pass failed) Col Moorhead 19 Bast frnm rrntrh.

mer (Mackenzie kick) osu weatnerhie 10 run Weathernie run) A 38.500 STILLWATER. OKLA. (AP) Junior fullback Terry Kunz scored three touchdowns as Colorado beat Oklahoma State, 37-20, in Big Eight action Saturday. The victory over the eighteenth-ranked and Fiesta Bowl-bound Cowboys evened Colorado's record at 5-5 and gave the Buffs a chance at a first division conference finish. The Cowboys fell to 5-4 overall and 3-2 in conference play.

Colorado took a 7-0 lead on its first possession in the opening quarter as Kunz capped an 80-yard drive with a seven-yard run. They key play in the drive was David Williams' 25-yard scamper to the Cowboy 24. The Buffs took advantage of poor Oklahoma State field position to add 13 more points in the second period for a 20-0 halftime lead. The Cowboys got the ball at the 12, eight and 20-yard lines on their first four possessions. Kunz tallied from the six-yard line after a 35-yard march midway in the second period.

Later, Colorado got the ball at the Cowboy 10 when Troy Archer tackled punter Cliff Parsley after a low snap. Three players later Williams scored from the five. The Buff defense, which ranked last in the league before the game, held the Cowboys to five yards rushing in the first half. LAWRENCE. KAN.

(AP) Top-ranked Oklahoma, jolted momentarily by Scott McMichael's 73-yard touchdown run on the game's third play from scrimmage, roared back Saturday on the running and passing of Steve Davis and ripped Kansas. 45-14. The Big Eight Conference triumph extended the Sooners' string of consecutive victories to 18 and their unbeaten streak to 27, both the longest among major colleges. 3 Touchdowns Davis accounted for Oklahoma's first three touchdowns, all in the second quarter. He hit Billy Brooks for a 72-yard touchdown pass, ran one-yard for the go-ahead touchdown and moments later found Tinker Owens with a 14-yard scoring pass.

McMichael, a sophomore quarterback who had rushed for only 15 yards all season, spun right up the middle of the vaunled Sooner defense and sifted through the secondary for his touchdown, the first scored against Oklahoma in the first half this season. Seconds before the half ended, the Jayhawks struck again. McMichael fired a 14-yard touchdown pass to Emmet Edwards. 2 Quick Scores Between those two touchdowns, however, the Sooners got their offense into high gear and scored three times, twice within a span of three minutes. Held scoreless in the third a ter, Oklahoma broke loose again and went on a 17-point spree in less than 54 minutes.

Grant Burget took a pitch-out from Davis and bolted three yards, Tony DiRienzo booted a 33-yard field goal and Tony Peters intercepted a McMichael pass and fled 59 yards for a touchdown. WIREPHOTO (AP) Kansas State's David Specht is all alone but drops pass Huskers pave way for shondown Rip Kansas State, 35-7; top-ranked Oklahoma next Statistics hit on 12 of 22 throws for 177 yards. Edwards wound up as the Wildcats rushing leader with 59 yards. Bailey, the freshman quarterback playing in place of the injured Steve Grogan, completed five of 15 passes for 56 yards and ran for 38 more. GENERAL i Statistics N4M Oklam.

Kansa. Rushes ya'ds 7.jo Psjsino. va'ds H4 140 Return yards 142 5 4-131 1592 PlJn' 5-39 11-19 curies Inst j.j Penalties yards 1-14 J-24 Oklahoma 11 I 144 McMichael 73 run (Love kick) Brooks 79 Btt f-nm n-u FW- 7 7 1 a 14 Rienzo kick) 8 Pavis 1 run (DiR'enro kick) n. 1 ml. R.enzok.ck) Edwards 14 pass from McMichaal (Love kick I Buraet 3 run (DiRienzo kirk) 0 FG OWienzo 13 Petert 9 n4 Intarntln.

mi. R'enzo kick) Brooks 9 pass from Slevlns (DiRienzo kick) A 44.250 GREEN RUNS SPUR YALE Statistics Plrst downs Rushes-yards Passina vardt Princeton '4 28 35-1 '1 74-31 95 ,38 9-21-1 5-TVl 49 1 5-15 419 11 1-1 Passes Return yards Punts Fumbles-lost penalties-yards Princeton 0 1 1 I 0 11 0 a-19 srnpiun. 1-5 7 45 Prln FG Morrison II Vale Green 5 run (kick tailed) Vale Gren 14 run (Nicholson kick) Prln FG Morrison 41 Yale Hennlnss 5 run (kick (ailed) A 29,541 NEW HAVEN, CONN. (AP) Rudy Green ran for touchdowns of five and 18 yards 48 seconds apart late in the first half, sparking unbeaten Yale past Princeton, 19-6, Saturday. The victory, Yale's eighth this season, set up next week's Ivy League football showdown with Harvard.

Trailing 3-0 on Scott Morrison's 18-yard field goal midway through the second per-od, Yale retaliated with a 13-play, 75-yard march and took a 6-3 lead on Green's five-yard burst. Safety Mark McAndrews intercepted Ron Beible's long pass on his own 47 and returned it to the Princeton 29, setting up Green's second score. Prices! Tox Fr tire depending on size. 00 liSS You Go in Snow or life Pay The Tow! Bucks; 11th loss in row MILWAUKEE, WIS. (AP) Cleveland sparked by 23 points from Austin Carr and 17 from Dick Snyder, built a 20-point lead and held off a Milwaukee rally to hand the Bucks their eleventh consecutive National Basketball Association defeat Saturday night, 92-W.

Jim Chones, former Marquette star, added IS points for the Cavaliers, who beat the Bucks for the first time in nine games in Milwaukee and only the second time in 17 games. The Cavaliers4 took their largest -lead at 64-44 early in the third period. Guards Jim Price and Jon McGlocklin, both scoreless in the first half, scored 11 and six points respectively to pull Milwaukee to within 74-67 after three periods. A driving layup by Cornell Warner and a fast break basket by Bob Dandridge, who led Milwaukee with 21 points, tilled the Bucks to within 84-80 with 4 minutes 26 seconds to play. But Snyder sank two free throws and connected on a jump shot from the side after an offensive foul on Dandridge.

CLEVILAND (tit a. Davis 1 0-0 a. Smith 0-A U. Chor 7-7 la, Carr 10 J-3 23, Cleamons 0-1 4, Brewer i anyaer 5 s- it, Patterson 1 1-2 4, Foster 3 3-4 f. Totals 14-21 MILWAUKEE () Dandridge 10 1-1 21, Restanl 0-0 II).

Warner i 3-3 13, Price 3-3 15, Thompson 4 2-3 10, MCblOCKlin 3 4.4 14. M. Davis 7 t-9 4, Kuberskl 1 0-0 2, Brokaw 0 0-0 0, Drlscoll 0 0-0 0. Totals 31 13-14. Cleveland 15 11 II II Milwaukee 14 la 17 12 a Fouled out: Warner.

Total fouls: Cleveland 11. Milwaukee 27. 1MM. ROOKIES' 44 LET HAWKS FLY ATLANTA, GA. (AP) -Atlanta rode a 44-point outburst by rookie John Drew to a 130-104 NBA victory over New Orleans Saturday night.

The leading scorer for the Jazz was Pete Maravich, with 32 points. NEW ORLEANS (104) Maravich 13 -e 32, Stallworth 4-0-0 James 3 0-0 Barnett 1 7-7 11, Walk 2 2-4 Adelman 2 2-4 Counts 1 0-0 2. John-ton 4 0-0 Coleman 1 0-0 2, Lantz 0 2-2 2. Lee 3 1-2 7, Green 1 13 3, Nelson 1 3 5 Bovd 3 0-0 a. Totals 40 24-33.

ATLANTA (130) Brown 3 5-e 11, Drew la 12-14 44. So- lourner 5 0-O 10, Meminoer 0-2 u. Van Arsdale 7 7- 21, Wetzel 1-1 10, Washington 2 1-2 5, Jones 1 2-2 4, Henderson 2 1-3 Kaufman a 2-3. totals 4 35-51 4 3B- new uritani Atlanta 23 14 104 31 13 Fouled out: Nona. Total fouls: New Or leans 32, Atlanta it.

1,249. SONICS DROP 12TH IN ROW TO KNICKS NEW YORK, N.Y, (AP) -Walt Frazier, Earl Monroe and John Gianelli keyed two 13-0 scoring spurts as New York opened a 33-point lead in the second period and went on to defeat Seattle, 104-94, in an NBA game Saturday night. It was New York's twelfth consecutive triumph over Seattle, a streak which dates back to Nov. 30, 1971. SEATTLE (4) Gray 3 0-0 4, Haywood 13 1-10 34, Fox 4 1-5 15, Brown 3 0-0 4, Clark 4 1-2 13, Skin-tier 1 1-2 3, Watts 4 1-2 9, Burleson 3 0-0 Hummer 1 O-O 2.

Totals 40 14-21. NEW YORK (104) Bradley I 1-2 17, Jackson 3 2-2 Gla- neiu 4 o-o t-razier a j-v ii, wonore io 10-10 30, Wlngo 2 1-2 5, Bibbv 2 2-2 4, Porter 3 1-2 7, Riker 1 1-2 3, Dark 1 1-2 3. Totals 40 24-33. Seattle 15 30 24 21 94 New Yark 17 10 17 20104 Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Seattle S5, New York 1.

11,932. FREE THROWS LIFT BRAVES BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -Clutch free-throw shooting, in the last seven minutes helped Buffalo pull out a 101-96 NBA victory over Kansas City-Omaha Saturday night. After the Kings took an 86-82 Buffalo made all 11 of its free throws in the remainder of the game to stretch its victory streak to seven, tying a team record. Six of the 11 free throws were by McAdoo, who paced all scorers with 29 points.

Kansas City-Omaha (94) Wedman 4 2-5 14, McNeill 1 7-11 13, Lt-cov 2 3-4 7, Archibald 2 1-2 5, Walker 4 3- 3 15, Williams 11 5-5 27, Behaoen 5 0-2 It, Durrett 1 04 2. May 0 04 0. D'Anlonl 1 Xl 3. Totals: 37 22-34. Bllffal (101) Marin 4 1-1 9.

Heard 10 3-4 23, McAdoo 15-11 29, Wlnfleld 3 J-3 9, Smith 7 1-1 15, Weiss 0 0-0 0. Schlueter 2 3-5 7, Charles 3-4 9. Totels: 34 29-34. Kansas City-Omaha 17 II II 21 94 irtfala 17 11 II 24101 Fouled out: Behaoen, Marin. Total fouls: Kansas City-Omaha 31, Buffalo 33.

Technicals: KC-Omaha Coach Johnson, Behaotn. 1,274. NELSON SPARKS CELTICS' VICTORY LANDOVER, MD. (AP) -Don Nelson tossed in his season's high of 35 points Saturday night to pace Boston to a 124-109 NBA victory over Washington. John Havlicek, shifted to the back court in place of the injured Jo Jo White, contributed 26 points and nine assists to the Celtics' attack.

BOSTON (124) Havlicek 11 4-4 24, Nelson 15 5-7 35, Ard 4 2-3 10, Chaney 4 1-3 13, Whita 3 0-0, 4. Flnkel 3 3-4 9, Silas 5 5-1 15, Westohal 5 0-0 0, Stacom 0 0-0 0, McDonald 0 0-0 0, Totals 52 20-29. WASHINGTON (109) Hayes 14 5-7 33, Rlordan 4 0-0 12, Unsaid 4 0-0 1, Chenier I 3-5 19 Porter 5 0-0 10, Jones 4 5-1 13. Robinson 2 0-0 4, Ko-jelkfl 1 0-0 2, Hasklns 1 0-0 2, Weath-ershoon 3 0-0 4, Totals 41 13-20. Boston 24 29 11 14114 Watnlnste 17 15 12 15-109 Fouled out: Nona.

Total fouls: Boston 21, Washington 19. 14,204. Sfrayhorn scores aid E. Carolina WILLIAMSBURG, VA. (AP) Kenny Strayhom ran for two touchdowns and East Carolina capitalized on William and Mary turnovers for a 31-10 Southern Conference victory Saturday.

saying, "They'll rib me about squashing the football and say that Tony knew he had a touchdown and threw me the ball." Oklahoma Thoughts He was thinking about Oklahoma, too. "Our goal after we lost to Missouri was to win the rest of our games and play Oklahoma for the championship. They tried to run up the score on us last year (Oklahoma won, 27) and embarrassed us to a point." Nebraska was pushed back to its own 11 by a David Spare punt early in the fourth quarter and a motion penalty sent them back to the six. The Huskers got only out to the 11 before Randy Lessman took too' much time on a punt attempt and Frazee surged in to block it and grab the ball five yards from the Husker goal. Bailey rammed for three yards and on the next play, Scobey made a dive over right guard for the touchdown.

The second interception of a Humm. pass, this one by Ron Solt and a 19-yard return to the Nebraska 39 gave the Wildcats another chance about Vk minutes later. Bailey connected on a 12-yard throw to Stan Ross for a first down at the 26 but it came up fourth down and three at the Husker 19. In came the Wildcat field goal team. It seemed highly unlikely that David Cheves would attempt a kick.

He didn't and Ardell Johnson recovered a fumble at the 29 when Bailey tried to run and lost the football. Nebraska lost the ball again on O'Leary's fumble on the next play, Gary Spani Kansas State drove to the 19 and on fourth down Cheves did try a field goal, but it was short. Final Score The Cornhuskers covered 80 yards in 13 plays for their final touchdown, Moran streaking around right end from the two. O'Leary, who wound up as the game's top rusher with 97 yards in 20 carries, gained 30 yards in four carries and Westbrook rambled for 23 on one effort to help the drive. two touchdown passes boosted his Big Eight career record to 41.

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Humm Cashes In It took Humm only six plays to cash in that wrong guess, Monte Anthony scoring from the five after Humm threw for 10 yards to Don Westbrook and sprinted for eight himself to cover much of the yardage. "I thought he (Bailey) made it," Gibson said afterward. "But I'm not going to dispute the officials. I thought we could make three inches." The move, of course, gave Nebraska a 14-0 cushion going into intermission and de-. fensive adjustments made at halftime shut off the Wildcat attack so well that the visitors never advanced beyond their own 44 in the third quarter and didn't threaten until a blocked punt, a pass interception and a fumble recovery gave them opportunities.

Too Late By the time the Wildcats cashed in on one of those three chances the blocked punt and recovery at the Nebraska five by Dennis Frazee the Huskers owned a comfortable 28-0 lead. Nebraska made it 21-0 with a 72-yard drive that followed the second-half kicknff. Humm completed three passes for 55 yards, the last ering 37 yards to Brad Jenkins for the points. Nebraska tallied again late In the quarter on a 48-yard march. Westbrook swung around right end for 13 yards and Humm connected with Chuck Malito for 10 yards to move it to the two.

Two plays later, Tony Davis cracked the' line, fumbled and tackle Mark Doak covered the ball. It was his first varsity touchdown. His last score came as a freshman against Iowa State on a pass from Humm. Doak joked about it later, By JIM MOACKLER Sunday Register Staff Writer LINCOLN, NEB. Nebraska plays Oklahoma here next Saturday, possibly for a share of the Big Eight Conference football title.

And the Cornhuskers performed Saturday as if their minds were already on that game, in a 35-7 victory over Kansas State. Coach Tom Osborne said so himself afterward, commenting: "I didn't think we played a good football game. It was -a struggle all week long trying to get them up." Humm Blames Self Quarterback David Humm blamed himself for numerous mistakes and said of the Oklahoma game, "Next week has started already. It's something that's been going on all year. Kansas State kind of played like Iowa State.

You could tell they're fired up. You could tell it in their attitude when we made a mistake." The Cornhuskers, rated sixth nationally and Sugar Bowl-bound, built up a 14-0 half-time lead before the usual sellout crowd of 76,188, added two more touchdpwns in the third quarter and then, as has been habit, yielded a fourth-quarter score. Nebraska offset that production of tallying again with only 28 seconds left. The Cornhuskers had trouble' getting started, however, and the Wildcats, dead last in the Big Eight with an 0-6 record (3-7 for the season) made some moves toward making a contest of it. The Wildcats reached the Nebraska 32-yard line midway through the first quarter on the running of quarterback Arthur Bailey, halfback L.

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