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the Journal Times, Sunday, October 14, 1973 Rclne, Wit 5C Can xpect No Mercy from feelers rippled Bengals By lh Auociattd Pr The big, bad Pittsburgh Steelers, off to their best start ever, travel to Cincinnati today with Intentions of pounding the Injury-' riddled Bengals Into early elimination from the American Football Conference Central Division race. The Steelers, the only undefeated AFC club, have won their first four games Impressively. The team has scored more points 131 and allowed fewer 44 than any other in the conference. "I think they're even better this year than last season when they lost only three games," said Cincinnait Coach Paul Brown. "They're devastating." If the Steelers are devastating, the Bengals are devastated.

Cincinnati will go into the game with five starters sidelined by injuries, including both wide receivers. Charlie Joiner recovered from a nagging knee Injury in time to break his collarbone against Cleveland last week. He's out for the year. Chip Myers watched the In other National Football League garpes today. Dallas visits Los Angeles, Minnesota is in San Francisco, Buffalo is at home to Baltimore, Denver plays at Houston, the New York Jets visit New England San Diego entertains Okland, Chicago is at Atlanta, New Orleans welcomes Detroit, Philadelphia plays at St.

Louis, the new York Giants host Washington and the Kansas City Chiefs meet the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee. The Monday night game will be Miami at Cleveland. Dallas expects to have quaterback Roger Staubach healthy against the unbeaten Rams. Staubach was knocked out of the Cowboys' 14-7 loss to Washington Monday night with a leg injury. Los Angeles boasts the NFL's top passer in John Hadl who threw for three touchdowns last week against Houston.

Minnesota, the league's other undefeated club, has a nine-game winning streak which includes five exhibition victories. The Viking defense has allowed only 41 points fewest in the NFL, The San Browns' game on crutches after re-Injuring a hamstring while warming up. Rookies Isaac Curtis and Tim George will get the call against Pittsburgh. A loss would drop the Bengals, 2-2 so far, three full games off the pace in their division, and that could be too much to make up. The Bengals can expect little mercy from the Steelers.

Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll is angry over the second half of last week's game against San Diego. The Steelers scored five of the first six times they had the ball while building a 38-0 lead at the But Noll cleared his bench in the second half and San Diego came back with 21 points while holding Pittsburgh scoreless. "I guarantee you I won't do that again even if it's 100-tonothing at the half," said Noll. "We took people out and you can't do that. "It's a lesson you learn and I keep learning It over and over.

You can 't stop it and then get it going again." Francisco offense is hurting with running backs Larry Schreiber and Jimmy Thomas out with injuries. John Brodie has thrown 100 passes this season for the 49ers but none for touchdowns. O.J. Simpson, coming off his fourth straight 100-yard rushing performance, has gained a league-leading 647 yards in 102 carries for Buffalo. The Bills.

3-1, can equal their victory total of last season with a triumph over the 1-3 Colts. Houston, still seeking its first victory, has lost center Bill Curry for the season with a broken leg. Denver speedster Floyd Little has scored six touchdowns bn the year. The Jets, playing their fifth consecutive road game, have lost two quarterbacks in the last three weeks and will have to go with either free agent Bill Demory or former CardinaJ Tim Van Galder. Oakland hasn't lost to San Diego in their last nine meetings.

Lefty Ken Stabler probably will start at quarterback again for the Raiders while rookie Dan Fouts could see some action in place of Johnny Unitas for the Chargers. Minnesota Runnin ame Ruins Indiana Stingy Gophers 0030-3 J7 15-24 Jones tackled in end Indians Minnesota Minn Safety, lone. Minn King 11 run (Goldberg kick) Ind-FG Stawroff 33 Minn-Upchurch 12 run Upchurch past from Lawing) Minn-Dungy 10 run (Goldberg kick) The Gophers took a 2-0 first-quarter lead when defensive end Steve Neils forced Indiana quarterback Willie Jones to step out of the end zone for a safety. The Hoosiers were held to 20 yards total offense in the first quarter and finished with 210 yards in the wind-blown game before a crowd of 37,710. The Gophers, passing for only four yards, wound up wih a total offense of 345 yards playing the first half without huddling.

Indiana Minnesota 5 9 41-113 66-346 4 97 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards 151 3-7-0 4-2 2-20 12 13-27-3 II 1-5 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Fullback John King slammed inside for 179 yards and a touchdown, speedster Rick Upchurch added 76 yards and a touchdown as the Minnesota Gophers frustrated Indiana 24-3 Saturday in Big Ten football. King, a 218-pound senior, carried 32 times, blasting into the end zone with an 11-yard run that lifted the Gophers to a 9-0 half time lead. Upchurch, a 165-pound junior, shot 12 yards for his fourth-quarter touchdown that insured Minnesota's second victory in five starts and gave them a 1-1 Big Ten ledger. Indiana fell to 2-3 and 0-2.

Freshman quarterback Tony Dungy scrambled 10 yards for the final Gopher touchdown with 24 seconds left in the game after Doug Beaudoin intercepted his second pass of the game and streaked 73 yards to the Indiana 10. Minnesota's defense came up with its best game in several seasons, holding the Hoosiers to a 33-yard field goal by Frank Stavroff in the third quarter. Wildcats Belt Hapless Iowa Wildcats Howl Iowa 0 6 7 2-15 Northwestern 14 10 7 031 NU Trimble 1 run (Blazevich kick) NU Boykin 12 run Blazevich kick) NU FG Blazevich 21 NU-Key 3 run (Blazevich kick) Iowa Jensen 1 run (Pass failed) Iowa Schultz 35 pass from Skogman (Koklous kick) NU McNamara 29 pass from Anderson (Blazevich kick) Iowa Safety ball snapped outside of end zone A 25, 194 Iowa Northwestern 17 21 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 62-267 123 43 10-14-0 4-38 4-2 3-26 51-218 92 23 6-20-1 6-37 4-2 115 Yancey Leading Pacific EVANSTON, HI. (AP) -Mitch Anderson completed his first eight passes and then threw a clinching 29-yard touchdown strike to Pat McNamara Saturday to lead Northwestern to a 31-15 Big Ten victory over winless Iowa. The victory was the second in as many conference games for the Wildcats and helped snap a three-game losing streak while the Hawkeyes stumbled to their fifth defeat.

Anderson, in completing his first' eight passes, helped the Wildcats build up a quick 24-0 lead but Northwestern didn't put the game beyond reach until late in the third quarter when the Wildcats recovered an Iowa fumble and moved 37 yards for a touchdown on the Anderson-McNamara pass. Northwestern scored the first four times it had possession with Jim Trimble, Greg Boykin and Stan Key running for touchdowns and Jim Blazevich booting a 21-yard field goal. Iowa cut the halftime margin to 24-6 when the Hawkeyes marched 76 yards in 12 plays with Jim Jensen plunging across 1 Off tteO j3UU(3 Tgl(0DlJSo forthe touchdown. The Hawkeyes got back into the game when Kyle Skogman hit Bill Schultz with a 35-vard touchdown pass to make it 24-13. The Hawkeyes then held Northwestern and Rick Penney returned a punt 25 yards to the 37 but fumbled and the Wildcats put it across with Anderson hitting McNamara on a fourth-and-two situation.

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Littler vaulted from 17th place with one of the day's best rounds, a four-under-par 67. Ozaki carded a 71 and Nakamura had a 68. Another American. Dave Stockton, the 1970 U.S PGA champion, also shot a 67 for 210, only two strokes back. He was deadlocked with Lu Liang-Huan of Taiwan and Fujio Ishii of Japan.

Veteran Billy Casper of the United States remained in contention with a 73 for 211. Also at 211 was American Lee Elder, after a third-round 72. Defending champion Gay Brewer of the United States was eight strokes behind following a 72 for 216. Australia's Bruce Crampton. the second leading money winner on the U.S.

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Davis threw two touchdowns passes and ran for two more scores as Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer dreamed up "a special scheme" for the fast-reacting Texas secondary. Sophomore flanker Tinker Owens, who caught two touchdown passes, said: "We noticed in the films that (Texas safety) Tommy Keel always came up fast when he read a run. Their safety read the center to key for a pass or a run so we had the center fake the run and when Keel read the run I got behind him up the middle. It worked twice on Keel for touchdowns." A somber Royal said. "They caught us asleep twice.

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The NCAA record Is six field goals, first set by Princeton's Charlie Gogolak iif 1965. and West Virginia's Frank Nester in 1972. Purdue drove 68 ards for a touchdown the first time they had the ball with fullback Pete Gross diving across from the half-yard line. Still in the first period Beaver kicked three field goals of 52. 44 and 35 yards to push the IUini ahead 9-6.

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