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0-H DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER Oct. 31. 1971 111 Defenders: We Can Step Anybody- Anyrahere iili HUSKERS Continued from Page One everybody, that is, but Rodg-crs. You can't get hold of him." Saturday's victory was No. in succession for Nebraska, Huskers also have a streak of I -f -4- KS.

VJ 71- I 27 games going without a feat. "To this point," said Devaney, the Nebraska coach, this is our best team. But we also have an intelligent group of players. They aren't thinking past Iowa State, the team we play next Saturday. "I would say that Iowa tv' SUNDAY REGISTER PHOTOS BYJ3AVE PENNIY Husker John Adkitxs (57) leads scramble to pin down Colorado fumble, setting stage for Nebraska touchdown Scoring Story FIRST QUARTER Nebraska 7, Colorado 0 Cornhusker left end John Ad- Nebraska 14, Colorado 7 A diving catch by Colorado's Steve Mendez of a Ken Johnson pass resulted in a 28-yard gain to the Nebraska 39.

On third-and-five from the 34, Johnson hit Cliff Branch with a 34-yard touchdown pass. J. B. Dean kicked the point. Time left.

Nebraska 21, Colorado 7 Tagge hit Kinney with a 32-yard pass on the first scrimmage play after kickoff. Rodgers ran for 13 and fielded a 19-yard pass from Tagge for a first down on the two. Kinney gained a' then Tagge went across. Sanger kicked point. Time 5:11 left.

Nebraska 24, Colorado 7 Nebraska gained possession with one minute 25 seconds left. Tagge passed 15 yards to Woody Cox to the Colorado 28. Tagge then hit Jerry List with a nine-yard aerial. Sanger kicked a 34-yard field goal, the kins recovered a fumble by Colorado quarterback Joe Duenas on the Buffalo 16-yard line. Jeff Kinney gained five yards, then went 11 for the touchdown.

Rich Sanger kick point. left in quarter. SECOND QUARTER Nebraska 14, Colorado 0 Dave Mason's fifth pass interception of the season gave the Huskers possession on their 35. After a clipping penalty, Jerry Tagge passed 17 yards to Frosty Anderson for a first down on the Husker 49. On the first play of quarter, Tagge threw poorly, but Johnny Rodgers made a diving catch on the Colorado 21.

The reception made Rodgers the top all-time Nebraska urrf Ny State is now on a par with Colorado, even though they lost to them earlier in the season. I have a lot of respect for what Iowa State has done to date." When he said that, Devaney, who was dressed in red pants, a red shirt and a red baseball cap, hadn't yet heard the final score (43-12) of the Cyclone game at Oklahoma. Although Nebraska's players awarded Saturday's game ball to Assistant Coach Carl Selmer and his offensive line, Devaney said, "We didn't move the ball that well. "We gained just 180 yards on the ground and 144 with our passes. That's not a tremendous statistical day for us.

We scored 31 points (lowest of the season), and I wouldn't exactly call that an explosion." Proves Point But Devaney, the nation's winningest coach, was happy to finally whip a good team. "Everyone, including us, has been saying that until now wa hadn't gone up against a real tough team," Devaney commented. "That's not the case now. "But that doesn't indicate we should give up practicing yet." The game was played in a variety of weather most of it bad. It rained hard at the start, the sun came out in the last half and it was cold and windy.

"Those doctors can say what they want about artificial turf causing injuries," Devaney said. "But without it today, we would have had two teams on a skating rink." The AstroTurf was so soggy early that someone wondered if the coin used in the pre-game flip would be lost in a puddle of water. The only streak that didn't continue for Nebraska was one involving attendance. The game was sold out the Huskers have had 23 of those in succession but not as many spectators showed up as usually do. The crowd was 66,776.

Down the drain went a string of nine straight home games with attendance over 67,000. No Gators Scouts from the Orange, Cotton, Sugar and Gator Bowls were among those present and Husker fans tossed oranges onto the field a few times. Fortunately, no one tried to pitch pass receiver. Tagge then hit Maury Damkroger for a five- yard touchdown six plays lat er. Sanger kicked point.

Time 12:17 left. Swedish Net Gain By Aussie Emerson first of his college career, with 2 seconds remaining. THIRD QUARTER Nebraska 31, Colorado 7 The Huskers were stopped on their'33, but Cliff Branch fumbled the punt and Rodgers recovered on the Colorado 25. Tagge and Kinney took turns carrying, with Kinney going across from the three on a great second effort. Sanger kicked point.

Time 2:15 left. STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (AP) Roy Emerson of Australia eliminated Torben Ulrich of Denmark, 6-1, 6-2, Saturday in the first round of the $50,000 inn-ill if -iri-'if fill rmw -mnminifir f-irn imnmiMMI mrll AiTfiiiiii iTinniinfit -mrvrft mmn r-r -i -i 1 -t- OtaJ Stockholm Open tennis tourna ment. Protected by Big Red wall, Jerry Tagge fakes to Maury Damkroger before completing pass fWMPSWW mil ijiii an ill i in i.ii.liiiliiiii Error-Prone Kansas Falls To Cowboys Statistics Okia. state Kansas 13 18 51-56 56-195 32 156 14 3 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardage Return yardape the 18 and ran untouched into the end zone. Jefferson's recovery of Jerome Nelloms' fumble at the Kansas 36 late in the first period led to State's first touchdown.

Graham, making a rare appearance at scored on a nine-yard keeper. Oklahoma State got a safety on the ensuing kickoff. Jay-hawk Vince O'Neil took the kickoff behind his goal, ran a step out of the end zone, changed his mind and stepped back in and downed the ball there. The victory before a sparse crowd of only 25,000, made Oklahoma State's record 4-2-1 and 2-1 in the Big Eight. Kan Kassoa Punts 8-43 Fumbles lost 9 Yards penalized 8s SCORINO Oklahoma St.

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Hott pass from Graham) RECORD DIVE Scattering spray on a rain-drenched field, Johnny Rodgers keeps grip on football to break Nebraska's mark for total yardage gained by pass receptions. Rodgers, a junior from Omaha, caught three passes for 54 yards against o.uuu. an alligator out of the stands. Colorado, which scored its only touchdown a 34-yard riass from Ken Johnson to LAWRENCE, KAN. (AP) -Tony Pounds' 18-yard fourth- sas is 3-5 and 1-3.

quarter touchdown pass to Reu NAME GLOVER Morrison riveted a 40-yard touchdown strike to Jackson to Den uant, set up by a pass I'll stay there as long as Tagge is moving the team." Colorado defensive guard Bud Magrum injured an ankle and interception, gave Oklahoma put the score at 21-6 early in State a 17-10 come-from-behind Branch on a broken play, fumbled seven times on the wet field, and lost the ball on three of those occasions. Nebraska, 8-0 over-all and 4-0 in the Big Eight this fall, fumbled once, and lost the ball that time. The Huskers owned a 24-7 halftime lead and cruised after K-State Soph Rolls, 2842, By Missouri 75-Yard Utah State DriveWins, 18-17 FORT COLLINS, COLO. (AP) Quarterback Tony Adams took Utah State 75 yards in four the fourth period. Big Eight Conference football KINGS' COACH LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

(AP) Los Angeles, mired in last place in the Western Divi defensive back Brian Foster suffered a mild concussion. Ne victory Saturday over fumble- Missouri paraded 80 yards in 17 plays to score on sophomore Ed Johndrow's five-yard pass to Chuck Link' with 5:32 re plagued Kansas. braska safety Bill Kosch re ceived a hip pointer, but Deva- sion of the National Hockey The winning touchdown came Statistics plays late in the final period fos a come-from-behind 18-17 victory over Colorado State in nev thought he would be all only two plays after Gene Jef League, Saturday hired Fred First downs non-conference football. ferson intercepted a Dan Heck Glover as its coach, replacing State Missouri 19 20 48-167 59-223 264 117 S3 58 15-33-1 12-27-1 6-40 4-41 1 2 37 20 pass at the Jayhawk 14. Rushes-yards Passing vardaga Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost maining.

But Kansas State marched back to cap the scoring on a e-yard Jackson sweep with :35 left. Larry Regan who will continue as general manager. Glover, 43, started his fourth Yards penalized SCORING right for Iowa State. MOE ACTIVATED NORFOLK, VA. (AP) The Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association Sat-u a reactivated forward Doug Moe and placed rookie guard Dana Pagett on waivers.

Kansas Stat 0 14 5 14-78 Missouri a 12 season as coach of the Califor MU Henlev 25 past from Bastabla (kick Morrison connected on 15 of 33 aerials for 264 yards in di Two plays later, Pounds found Gant down the middle on the two and Gant stepped over. Dick Graham hit Steve Elliott on the two-point conversion. Kansas had gone ahead, 10-9, taueoi Ksu-Butier a run itoeroer kick) KSU-Holman 1 run (Goerqer kick) 40 nasi from Morr son recting the Wildcats to a 3-5 nia Golden Seals this year, but was fired after three games. record. (Goerger kick) MU-Link past from Johndrow (pass ailed) Morrison's' assault began Missouri scored the opening Ksu-jarkson 3 run tooerger kjckj A 52.498.

touchdown on a 25-yard half Season Records COLUMBIA, MO. (AP) back pass from Jack Bastable OKLAHOMA STATE) Trailing by 24-3, Stanford Sails Closer to Bowl, 31-24 Sophomore Isaac Jackson scored two touchdowns and to John Henley. 24 MISt SI 34 18 Arkansas 11122 24 va. Teen H. li He whipped a 38-yard pass to KANSAS Wash.

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Eight football victory that spoiled Missouri's homecoming be Okia. St 17 CORVALLIS, ORE. (AP) Quarterback Don Bunce, tossing COIO. N.I Kan. St N.13 Colorado N.20 Iowa Statu N.27 Okia Oklahoma N.13 N.28 fore 52,498 Saturday.

Missouri touchdown passes of 46 and 67 yards, pushed Stanford to within a step of a Rose Bowl berth Saturday with a come from-behind Junior quarterback Dennis that. "Because of the bad weather," said Tagge, "we intended to throw more than usual. We thought it would be advantageous to our receivers and would hinder Colorado's defenders." Tagge, clearly Devaney's choice as the No. 1 quarterback ahead of Iowan Van Brownson, completed 10 of 17 attempts for 144 yards. He passed for one touchdown and scored another.

Jeff Kinney ran for the other two touchdowns and Rich Sanger booted a 34-yard field goal the first of his career here. Nebraska's defense limited Colorado to 105 yards rushing and 52 passing. Best in Nation "We have the best defense in the United States," said tackle Larry Jacobson, a 250-pounder from Sioux Falls, S.D. "It may not show in the statistics, but that's how we feel. Our first team has given up just four touchdowns all year." Defensive back Jim Anderson agreed: "We think we can stop anybody anywhere on the field." Brownson didn't enter the game until the fourth quarter.

The Shenandoah product appeared to have the Huskers in shape for another touchdown, but it was ruled he was beyond the line of scrimmage when he Childs to set up the first touchdown, then moved the Wildcats downfield to their second score with a 17 and two 14-yard strikes on three straight passes. Kansas State's victory was its first in five Big, Eight games. The loss, Missouri's fifth in a row in a 1-7 season, dropped it to 0-4 in the conference. 31-24 Pacific-Eight Conference football victory over Oregon State. shortly before that by moving HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOR A 2ND INCOME In today's business world can $1882.50 buy you an opportunity to "get rich" "live like a millionaire" or quit your job next week and retire in a year or WE DOUBT IT AND WE THINK YOU DO AS WELL Here's what a minimum of $1882.50 and some free time can get you with a company established years need no sales force or overhead and the Company will completely train you in your home area in the operation and management of your distributor" ship and WILL parties to start at a higher level or expand their distributor ship.

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