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Des'Moines Sunday Register DM. Rugby Club Gains (Special Dispatch to The Register) IOWA CENTRAL SNARES TITLE CM. Jl, 173 Buena Vista Stays on Top, Runs Past Luther, 21-7 Penn Races To Big Lead, Rolls, 45-21 UNI Spills Chiefs-First Loop Victory NFL Standings American Conference EASTERN DIVISION W. L. T.

Pts. P. Buffalo 4 1 0 105 93 Miami 4 1 0 120 80 Y. Jets 2 3 0 bO 70 Enqland ..1 4 0 74 110 Baltimore 1 4 0 67 123 i KANSAS CITY. Des Statistics Buena Vista Luther Bills Goal: Show Power To Dolphins NEW YORK.

Y. 'APi Statistics 16 13 Statistics William Moines Rugbv football club ad- (The Register's Iowa News Service) iviuniia nufeu. 1 vnnircT riTV IA vanced to the quarterfinal round lii ja. Qf he Heart of America Rugby Charlie White scored four football Union tournament after touchdowns, including a 74-yard pair of victories Saturday, romp late in the fourth quarter In the first game Des Moines to put the game out of beat the St. Louis Rebels 21-6, Warfburs Penn DIVISION CENTRAL 51-139 71 78 151 8-37 First downs Rushes-yards Passing vards Return yards Passe'.

Punts Fumbles-lost 41-119 144 55 10JO-2 7-41 565 22 14 7-63 Morninq-side 34 69 154 98 13 37-3 8-4: 11 335 UNI 67-28 US 94 8 I I Stt. 7-4 SCORING First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards First downs Rushes-yard Pacing vflrrts Return ya'ds Passes Punts Fumbievlost Penalties-yards 166 2 I 17 7 37 1-1 8-78 53-259 187 I 17-2 2-31 0-0 6-50 L. T. Pis. 0 P.

1 0 133 63 2 0 63 84 2 0 83 75 5 0 77 179 Pittsburgh ....4 Cleveland 3 Cincinnati 3 Houston 0 as iuwi Altemeier and Larry Buena Vilta 0 14 0 721 Luther 0 0 0 77 Bue Armstrong 21 pass trom Mulligan (Pfannkuch kick) Bue Pertzborn 82 interception (Pfann-kurh) Bue Armstrong 2 run (Ptannkuch kick) Luther Hendrikson 1 run (Gossell kick) (The Register's low News Service) DECORAH, IA. Buena Vista built up a 14-0 halftime lead Saturday and coasted to a 21-7 Iowa Conference football victory over Luther. Steve Armstrong hauled in a 21-yard pass from Charlie Milli-gan and Mike Pertzborn raced 82 yards with an intercepted pass for Buena Vista's halftime bulge. Buena Vista scored again in the final period as Armstrong ran two yards before Luther's Fort Dodge clinched the Iowa Switzer. DIVISION L.

T. Pts. 0 Des Moines beat Kansas State Junior College Conference! championship with a 36-22 vie-1 University, 18-4. in the second WESTERN W. Kansas City ...3 Oakland 3 Denver 2 San Dmgo ....1 57 74 1 1 65 2 0 75 SCORING Northern Iowa 14 7 7 058 Mormnqside 0 0 7 714 LIM Hrdam 1 run kirkt UNI Hoaam 1 run (Smith kick) UNI Saimon 1 run (Smith kick) UNI Salmon 9 run 'Smith kick) Mom Lonqo 23 pass from Buessing IMontaque kick) Morn t.oeqo 7 pass from Buessing (Vontaoue kick) (The Register's ioa News Service) SIOl'X CITY, Northern 138 115 85 130 3 0 4 0 toryover Waldorf Saturday.

-Amos Dooley had scored fori' SCORING Wartbur 7 0 0 14-21 William Penn 14 17 0 1445 Penn Sash 57 pass from Roberts (Arner kick) Wart Bone 0 run (Rinaldl kick) Penn Brokaw 35 pass from Roberts (Arner kick) Penn Johnson 1 run (Arner kick) Penn Johnson A run (Arner kick) Penn FG Arner 27 Penn Johnson 1 run (Roth kick) Wart Engel 42 pass from Hilden (Rl- natdi kick) Wart Hilden 1 run (Rinaldl kick) Penn Mattern 1 run (Roth kick) (The Register's Iowa News Service) OSKALOOSA, IA. William Penn raced away to a 31-7 half- Paul Hendricksnn scored on a one-yard run. The victory leaves Buena atop the conference with a record. Luther fell to 0-3-1. vvaiuun aucr a imiiuic iccuv-ery with 5 minutes 19 seconds National Conference EASTERN DIVISION The Buffalo Rills take high; hopes' and 0.

J. Simpson into Miami today, hoping to prove they are a team to be reckoned Minnesota and Los Angeles, I meanwhile, take perfect' records into the sixth weekend -if National Football League ac-j 5-0 Heeoi ds Tlie Vikings, who host Philadelphia, and the Rams, who take on Green Bay. have both won five straight and run away in their National Conference di-j visional ract'S. The Houston Oilers, on the; other hand, have been perfectly; left in the came, but White 0 loua defeated Morningside, 28- tally on the first play after the kickoff assured the victory, L. T.

Pts. 1 0 123 2 0 143 3 0 112 3 1 84 3 1 106 W. ..4 ..3 ..2 ..1 ..1 NASTASE BOWS MADRID, SPAIN (AP) -Tom Okker of The Netherlands downed top-seeded Hie Nastase, 6-4, 1-6, 7-5, Saturday to advance to the final of the Medlia Trophy tennis tournament. Dallas St. Loiis Y.

Giants phi'adrlpliia No. 1 Raiders Clinch Tie For Crown Behind Krull 51 81 139 R6 136 OP. 54 I 55 86 i 117 Iowa Central's seventh without a loss. White also scored on runs of one, four and 38 yards. SCORINO Iowa Central 1 7 15 7 3 time lead Saturday en route to a 45-21 Iowa Conference football victory over Wartburg.

14. Saturday night for its first North Central Conference victory- The triumph. Northern Iowa's second in a row, raised the Panthers' overall record to 4-2 and to 1-3 in the conference. Morningside is 0-6 overall and 0-4 in league play. Dave Hodam, who rushed for 8.1 yards, scored twice in the first quarter, both on two-yard runs.

i 1 1 Salmon tallied Statistics Carl Johnson paced William i Northwestern Bethel 18 First downs Rushes-yards Passinq yards (Special Dispatch to The Register) ST. PAUL, MINN. Curt Krull passed for three of North-western's five touchdowns as the Red Raid 41-170 132 1-19-0 25 6 2 55-146 37 49-1 5 32.2 6 1-1 Waldorf 0 14 0 22 IC White 4 run (Brungardt kick) Wal Doolev 3 run (Van Poppel kick) IC Brewer 3 run (Brungardt kick) Wal Naeve 11 pass from Carter (Van Poppel kick) IC White 1 run (Brunqardt kick) IC Safety, Carter tripped in end zone IC White 38 run (kick failed) Wal Dooley 5 run (Naeve pass from Carter) IC White 74 run (Brungardt kick) masses Punts Return yards Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 9-73 OP. 87 88 145 121 VET AUD. Wednesday, SCORING Northwestern 7 7 6 1434 Bethel 7 0 0 07 Nor Hector 40 pass from Krull (Bom-gaars kick) Bet Holine 1 run (Poterfield kick) Nor Zetter 14 pass from Krull (Bom-gaars kirk) Nor DeZeeuw recovered fumble in end one (kick failed) Nor Dunlop 13 pass from Krull (Bom-gaars kirk) at yes Penn, No.

10 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division Two poll, with touchdown runs of one and six yards. Johnson also led Penn's rushing attack collecting 117 yards on 21 carries, and Mike Sash gathered in four passes for 104 yards including a touchdown to give the Statesmen their third conference victory against a defeat. Wartberg fell to 2-2. CENTRAL DIVISION W. L.

T. Pts. Minnesota. 5 0 0 97 Green Bay 2 1 2 65 Detroit 1 3 1 76 Chicago 1 4 0 85 WESTERN DIVISION W. T.

Pts. I os Angeles ...5 0 0 167 Atlanta 2 3 0 117 Orlrans ...2 3 0 61 San Francisco ..2 3 0 95 Today's Games AManta at San Diego Baltimore at Detroit Green Bay at Los Angeles Houston at Cleveland Kansas City at Cincinnati New England at Chicago New Orleans at San Francisco New York Giants at Dallas Philadelphia at Minnesota Pittsburgh at New York Jets Si. Louis at Washington Monday's Game Oakland at Denver Oct. 24 8 P.M. ers beat Bethel, 3 4-7, and clinched a tie for the Tri-State Conference am pionship Saturday.

Northwestern, top-ranked team in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Nor Bengard 2 run (Bomgaars kick) Main Event Tag Team Worlds Title Motch First Victory For Dartmouth PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) awful, losing ail five of their games under their former coach. Rill Peterson. The new field general is Sid the Oilers' general manager who relieved Peterson of his duties last week. He stmts fresh as Houston visits Cleveland.

The rest of today's action has Kansas City at Cincinnati, the New York Jets at Pittsburgh, New Orleans at San Francisco, IheJVew York Giants at Dallas, St. "Louis at Washington, Atlanta at San Diego, Baltimore at Detroit and New England at Chicago. On Monday night, Oakland plays at Denver. Tie for First Simpson, already owning an incredible 813 yards and six touchdowns, has led the Rills to a 4 1 record and a tie with the Dolphins for first place in the American Conference East. once in each the second ana third quarters on runs of two and nine yards.

Pat Batten led Northern Iowa's running attack with 124 yards on 20 carries. After dropping behind 28-0, in the third quarter, Morningside rallied for scores in the final two periods, both coming on passes from Chuck Buessing lo Joe Iingo. The scores covered and seven yards. COE TOPS CORNELL IN ANCIENT RIVALRY Statistics CURT KRULL Division Two, Hayes Kirby vs. Krull hooked scored first when 1 171 nn I i Rufus Raschke Racing Safety Measures Pass INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

(AP)-: Safety measures to reduce the speed and horsepower of In-; dianapolis type championship; race cars and anti-pollution re- quirements for stock cars were! established Saturday by the U.S. I Auto Club board of directors, Wing size on championship! cars was cut from a maximum of 55 inches to 43 inches, effective next season. The maximum fuel limit for 500-mile races was reduced to 280 gallons, includ-l ing that in the car at the start. Previous maximums had ranged up to 375 gallons. 1 Lincoln Pass Beats N.W.MissouriJ-3 (Special Dispatch to The Register) MARYVTLLE, MO.

Cor- up with Dave Hector on a 40-yard pass. Texas Death Match Orton vs. Little Bear inelius President hit James Coo Girls Wrestling match with Boxing Gloves Antone vs. Niccoli D.M. SOFTBALL DINNER TODAY luui iKinmg o-yara toucn-down run with a punt helped Dartmouth beat Brown, 28-16, Saturday for its first victory of the football season.

Fleming's dash and Doug Lind's seven-yard touchdown run boosted Dartmouth from a precarious 14-11) lead in the third quarter. per with a 15-yard pass with 41 seconds to play in the second! quarter to give Lincoln a 7-3 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic I Krull also completed scoring passes of 14 yards to Gary Zetter and 13 yards to Scott Dunlop. Northwestern, 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the conference, has won 2.1 consecutive regular season games. Bethel fell to 1-3 in cague action. Rivera vs.

Brunzell Brown vs. George Association victory over Northwest Missouri State Tickets on tale at United Robinson and Auditorium Office TICKET PRICES Mm 52 50 Rincsirff 53 50 Cos Cornell First down'. 13 13 Rushes-yards 43 50 Passing yards 47 114 Return yards SI R6 Passes 3 13 7 1 18-1 Punls 7 )1 9 33 Fumbles Inst 1 1 9 9 Penalties yards 00 15 SCORING Cue 0 7 0 6-13 Cornell 6 3 0 0-9 Cornell Cnrum 57 hlecked punt return (kirk tailed) Coe Haqel 24 run IKorir kick) Cornell FG Kouba 34 Coe Rreitbach 25 pass from Kleinhans (kick tailed) Eleven men and women will be inducted into Ihe Pes Moines Softball Hall of Fame at 1 p.m. (The Regisler's Iowa News Service) today at the La House restaurant. The Greenwood Electric girls team also will be honored and Don Porter, executive di- MOUNT VERNON.

IA. Bob Rreitbach scored on a 25-yard pass from Rick Kleinhans with 11 minutes 27 seconds remaining to give Coe a 13-9 Mid Polaris has pulled away from the competition by offering top quality snowmobiles in every possible price category. This year's line features five separate series of machines, each with its own range of west Conference victory over nowmobile Ostein by Polaris Electra Series: A high-performance luxury machine with manners. TX Series: The Ultimate Machine, possibly the finest snowmobile in the world. Performance Above All A race-bred machine means a machine designed to give you the competitive edge in acceleration and agility.

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Don Flagel, who gained 104 yards in 14 carries, scored Coe's first touchdown on a 21-yard run. The victory moved the Ko-hawks to a 5-1 season record, including a 4 1 league mark. Cornell fell to 3-3 and 2-3. Coe leads the ancient series, 46-33-4. CENTRAL ROCKS SIMPSON, 20-6 Statistics BILL AL PETERS DUNAGAN rector of the Amateur Softball Association, will address the banquet.

The inductees include Zora Ivanovich Sealise, Christine hannvich Compiano, Ann Tunistra Hill, Sister Marce Connolly, Katherine Kreig, Hill Peters, Phil Thomas and Al Dunagan. Inducted in memorium will be Clyde Stringer, Walter (Bunk) Plude and Ralph Marturello. Choose your style: Colt Series: The economical, lightweight basic performer. Colt SS Series: An action machine in an attractive package with three engine options-250cc, 294cc and 335cc. Custom II Series: The Family Machine with engine options ranging up to 530cc.

Fuffalo is off to its best start sutre its 111-2 American Football League championship season of but Coach Lou Saban insists: "Give me another three or four weeks and then I'll be able to say whether or not wejire a contender. We haven't ronlly been tested yet, not by a teim like the Dolphins." Coach Bud Grant, whose Yi-Kifigs have made a shambles of NFC Central race, isn't taking Philadelphia lightly. Week to week you can see improvement in the Eagles," liesays of the club that is 1-3-1. Tough Defense Jhe Rams, too, aren't about toJhink of the Packers as pushovers. "Green Bay has allowed an-average of only one touchdown a game.

And the Packers haje a very fine secondary," sa'js Los Angeles Coach Chuck KHlX. ifeven Cleveland Coach Nick Sktrich sounds worried about thG Oilers, who have managed juVtone victory in their last 19 giflfies. They're coming in here with nothing to lose and I would expect a very hard battle with them," he says. Kansas City is clinging to firs place in the AFC West but faces a hungry Cincinnati squad, challenging for the lead in the Central Division following' last week's upset over Pittsburgh. The Steelers are at Iwme against the Jets.

3 Teams at 2-3 New Orleans has flexed its muscles the past two weeks to move into a tie with San Francisco, this week's foe, and At-laOla, all at 2-3. Cfallas. a game behind first-place Washington in the NFC East, has to contend not only with a strong Giants defense but may have to face Randy Johnson, who returned this week lo resume his role as Norm Snead's backup quarterback. St. Ixmis, stung last week (he Eagles' last-play touchdown pass, is slill in the NFC East picture and a victory over the Redskins would "revive the Cards' hopes.

Atlanta, which had gone three weeks without a touchdown before exploding last Sunday against Chicago, has found a new passer in Bob Lee. who vill be matched against San Diego rookie Fouts. Central 15 51-233 74 75 4-12 2 3 31 7 2 Vikings Waive John Beasley First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbies-lost Penalties-yards Simpson 8 47-137 40 23 3-12-1 7 39 11 3 45 0 13-20 5 45 SCORING I Central 7 0 Simnson 0 6 0- 6 i RLOOMINGTON. MINN. (APi The Minnesota Vikings 1 placed tight end John Beasley on waivers Saturday to make room for guard Frank Gallag her, whom thev claimed earlier I Central Cutler 1 run (Street Kirk) i Simpson Westerly 20 pass from Tliie (kn tailed) Central Veldhuijen 2 run (kick failed) Central Veldhuien 2 run (Street kick) (The Regisler's Iowa News Service) INDIANOLA.

IA. Central i erupted for 13 fourth-quarter points Saturday en route to a 20 Iowa Conference football victory over Simpson. Jim Veldhuizen paced Central with a pair of two-yard scoring runs. Gary Cutler scored the other Central touchdown on a lone-yard run as the Dutchmen Wtti ywrvj1 MB I if MMniiiMim mum miihimi iwiiifiji IC 4 on waivers from Atlanta. A Viking spokesman said Beasley would he placed on the taxi squad Monday if he clears waivers.

i The Vikings also activated Stu Voigt. guard John Ward and wide receiver Illicit Dawson for today's game against Jurgensen Hurt; raised their conference record to 4-1. Jim Westerly caught a 20-yard scoring pass from Brent Thie for Simpson's only score as its record dipped to 1-2-1. Rich Knightly Dawn Sold to Canadian NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) -Knightly Dawn, a 3-ycar-old colt who had won $233,483 for Sig-nuind Summer of New York, was sold Saturday to Arthur W.

Stollery of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Kilmer to Start WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) Bill Kilmer, who lost his job earlier this season after Washington was defeated by St. Louis, will start at quarterback for the injured Sonny Jurgensen today when the Redskins again meet the Cardinals here. Jurgensen, who led the Red-, skins to three straight is suffering from a knee injury.

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