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Page 14 THE PHAROSrTRIBUNE PRESS, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA Sunday, November 8,1970 Sooners Score 28-13 Upset Over Missouri NORMAN, Okla. (UPI)Running back Greg Pruitt crossed the goal line three times Saturday, twice on passes from Oklahoma quarterback Jack Mildren and once on a two-yard run, as the Sooners scored a 28-13 upset homecoming victory against Missouri. Mildren plunged over from the 1 yard line for the other Oklahoma touchdown. Tailback Booker Washington scored the first Tiger touch down on a four-yard run in the third period. Quarterback Mike Roper scored late in fhe final period on a two yard sneak.

Cornhuskers Crush Iowa State, 54-29 AMES, Iowa (UPI)-Quarterback Jerry Tagge tossed two touchdown passes and back Joe Orduna crashed over for three more Saturday to pace fourth- ranked Nebraska to a 54-29 Big Eight rout over Iowa State. Tagge also scored on a one yard plunge in the second period and riddled the Cyclone Secondary for 223 yards pass- fate- zofes two touchdown strikes Covered seven yards to Dan iSchneiss in the second period Smd 14 yards to Johnny Rogers 'in the third quarter. Orduna, who had 69 yards rushing, scored on runs of three and eight yards in the first The Sooners came to life the second period and opened the scoring on a 60-yard pass play from Mildren to Pruitt with 11:50 on the clock. It was the second play -after. Missouri punt Just two minutes and four seconds later Mildren plunged across from the 1-yard line to' climax a 1'5-yard, 5-play drive set up by a fumble recovery at the Missouri 15.

Missouri fumbled the kickoff and the Sooners drove to the 1- yard line in six plays for a first and goal, but could not punch across in the following four attempts. The Tigers drove 19 yards before again kicking to Oklahoma and in the next series the Sooners pushed 11 yards in four plays before Mildren uncorked his second touchdown pass to Pruitt, this time for 34 yards, giving Oklahoma a 21-0 halftime lead. Louisiana State Stuns Alabama 33-yard punt then turned NORTH WHITE of the 19JO-71 North White High School basketball team are from left (front) Jeff Meyer, Chuck BUyeu, David Davis, Steve Conncll, Larry McLaln, and Kent Harvey. (Back) assistant coach Ed Clark, Kent Kline, Joe Krintz, Dave Moore, Jerry Zerth, Dan Mellon, Steve Lee, and head coach Bob Overman. (Staff Photo) The final Sooner touchdown came near the end of the thirc quarter when Pruitt scooted around left end for two yards The field position was gained by running back Joe Wylie's 76- yard return of the kickoff following Missouri's first touchdown.

Mike Adamle Shines In 28-14 Win 0 EVANSTON, HI. (UPI)period and went over from the Northwestern switched from a six in the third en route to the a it ring air attack Saturday to a slashing.ground game led by Cornhuskers' fifth Conference win without a loss this season. Nebraska is 8-0-1 for the season. Quarterback Dean Carlson fired three touchdown passes for the Cyclones, hitting Otto Stowe twice on plays covering and 19 yards. Both of Faces Rebuilding Year BY LARRY CURRY Staff Sports Writer MONON-The North White Vikings will' be hoping to better their 1969-70 record of 7-15 this season in what Coach Bob'Over- man terms a rebuilding year, "We have three seniors back who saw action last year, and we will have to build around hem," Overman says, "We're ooking for .500 or' better this season and; with, a good start we could mark." goi well over that Lost to graduation were Rex IVolf, Dale Hughes, Bill VanVo- irst, George Wood, Dennis Wayne Speedier, fullback Mike Adamle, who wo scored four touchdowns in a 2814 wildcat victory, over Minnesota.

Adamle, who carried the ball 48 times for 192 yards, scored three times on one yard 15 games. Overman said that Moore arid S-0 junior Dan Mellon are looking real good.and Steve Lee, a junior transfer from Twin Lakes High School, is coming along real fast; "Everybody is good. I haven't picked a starting five yet and all scrimmages have been an attempt at shuffling out the five boys who work the best together," says Overman. Offensively this year the Vikings plan to play more of a free lance style and do a lot of running. Defensively, Coach Overman says he will alternate bet- sselaer again and we 'have not Larry McLaln beaten'them in the opener for six' years, Overman said.

"It's about time for things to turn our way." "We also play defending sectional champ Kankakee Valley in bur second game. If we'can win these two, we will be well on our way to a good season." "The best thing going for these boys this year is their attitude. I'm extremely-'happy with the enthusiasm and spirit the whole team has shown so far," says Overman. The Vikings play their opener at Rensselaer Nov. 20 with game time slated for 7 p.m.

Stowe's scores came on diving catches at the corner of the end plunges and once from the five zone. Carlson's pass was third touchdown to Jack Johnson covering 20-yards in the third period. Dave McCurry scored Iowa State's final touchdown: with 42 seconds left on a 55- yard pass play from backup The victory gave the Wildcats a 4-1 Big Ten record and kept their flickering Rose Bowl hopes alive, Northwestern trailed 14-0 in the first 13 minutes. The underdog Gophers jumped intoj a quick lead when defensive back Mike 15, and Speecher 3.9 last season while the others saw limited action. Joe Krintz, 6-0 forward-center, Larry McLain, 5-10 guard, and Dave Moore, 6-4 center will be leading the Vikings into the new season.

Krintz averaged 11,9 in 22 games last year, McLain 2.1 in 17 games, and Moore 3.8 in according to the team being played. "Some teams can be stopped with a zone and others will- pick a zone to pieces," Overman said. Overman thinks Pioneer will be the toughest team on the Vikings' schedule and Frontier has always been rough in the past. "We open the season with Ken- ated from last season's knee injury, will be assisting Overman the court this year. Clark inured his knee prior to the Jasketball season last year and jerformed coaching duties from the sidelines.

ROSTER NAME HT. WT. YR. Joe Krintz 185 12 Aces Capture ICC Crown EVANSVILLE, Ind, (UPI) Evansville beat St Joseph's 23-15 Saturday as the Aces won their first Indiana Collegiate Conference football crown outright. Doug Atherton raced 97 yards with the opening kickoff and later scored on a 3-yard for the Aces.

Both clubs entered the game with 3-0 marks. Evansville had' White returned 35 yards for quarterback George Amundsen. blocked punt touchdown. Two wildcat drives in the first half ended with passes intercepted in the end zones and Minnesota scored a second touchdown 'on a four yard keeper by quarterback Craig Curry. Depauw Nips Little Giants GREENCASTLE, Ind.

(UPI) Quarterback Jim Abram engineered two scores Saturday INDIANA FOOTBALL By United Press International HIGH SCHOOL Elkhart 46 Mishawaka 0 Richmond 46 Kokomo 7 Marion 20 Anderson 13 Gary West 30 Gary Andrean 20 Valparaiso 50 Gary Wirt 30 Brebeuf 48 Jeffersonville 0 Hammond 14 Hammond Morton 7 LaPorte 16 South Bend Riley 14 Terre Haute Schulte 19 North Central (Sullivan) 6 Hamilton Heights 20 Portland 13 Indianapolis Marshall 38 Indianapolis Scecina 26 Indianapolis Ritter 26 Indianapolis Manual 8 Yale Dumps Penn 32-22 PHILADELPHIA Yale swept to four first-' half touchdowns Saturday then added a fourth period 23-yard scoring.pass from Joe Massey to Rich Maher to nail down a 32-22 victory over a Pennsylvania team bidding for a comeback upset on the pitching arm of quarterback Pancho Micir. The Quakers trailing 25-0 deep in the second period, made their first big move when completed five of six passes in a capped by a two-yard flip to Chris Shead seconds before the half ended, The Quakers pared 7 halftime lead in the third period when Micir passed" 27 yards to Pete Luciano for one touchdown and followed that with a 23-yard touchdown pass to Bob Hoffman. at Greencastle as his Depauw shared the league crown last football Tigers a ed Wabash, Hammond Noll 35 Lowell 12 season but. St. Joseph's hadn I443 kjm a Little Gjant Clar sv iiie 29 Terre Haute Garwon the ICC since 1957.

The i loss snapped a five game Puma winning streak and dropped their season slate to 6-2. Evansville also is now 6-2. drive with an interception. field 14 Tiger safety Ron Sikorski snagged an aerial from Wabash quarterback Don Van Deursen at midfield with seven seconds left in the game to dash the Little. Giants' hope of carrying off the Monon Bell in the traditional rivalry which dates to 1890.

Depauw took a 14-0 lead in the third period before, the Little Giants could hit paydirt on a four-yard pass from Van Deursen to Larry 'Ladd. North Knox 36 Boonville 7 Castle 30 South Spencer 8 Hobart 49 Gary Emerson 0 Gary Mann 20 Portage 6 Crown Point 32 Calumet 15 Highland 46 Griffith 7 Yorktown 0 Winchester 0 (tie) Lafayette 9 New Castle 6 New Albany 22 Columbus 14 Warren Central 43 Greenfield 20 Beech Grove 42 Mooresville 14 Indianapolis Howe 14 Indianapolis Attucks 12 South Bend Jackson 26 North Wayne Concordia 0 Wabash 7 Tipton 0 Bluffton 27 Blackford 20 Bellmont 20 South Adams 6 Fort Wayne Elmhurst 35 Fort Wayne Snider, 35 Angola 28 Heritage 13 Brazil 20 Clinton 14 Honey Creek 20 Greencastle 13 Dugger 50 Palestine, HI. 0 Evansville Mater Dei 27 Evansville North 7 Evansville Reitz 29 Evansville Bosse 8 Indianapolis Cathedral 6 Indianapolis Washington 2 Lawrence Central 33 Southport 0 Indianapolis Ripple 30 Indianapolis Arlington 27 larmel 14 North Central (Marion) 10 Indianapolis Shortridge 24 Indianapolis Tech 0 Danville 26 Whiteland 18 Crawfordsville 32. Brownsburg 14 Decatur Central 20 Plainfield 0 Lafayette Catholic 28 ern (Tippecanoe) 8 Hammond Tech 26 ton 12 Munster 27 Hammond Gavit 25 Hammond Clark 58 Whiting 0 Kankakee Valley 21 Rensselaer 12 Merrillville 19 Lake Central 18 Alexandria 41 Anderson Highland 13 Anderson Madison Heights 33 NoblesviUe-21 Benton Central 26 South Newton 7 Michigan City 8 South' Bend Washington 0 uen uavis 14 me lu Tell City 48 Washington 6 Bloomington U. 45 Greensburg 8 Dave -Davis Steve Connell David Moore Dan Mellon Steve Lee Charles Bilyeu Jeff Meyer Kent Harvey Kent Kline Todd Bailey Jerry Zerth 5-10 5-18 5-10 6-4 6-0 6-1 5-9 5-9 5-11 6-1 £-5 140 145 170 155 170 160 160 135 140 135 210 220 10 10 10 10 BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

(UPI)- saiety man Craig Burns set up the go-ahead touchdown with a return Saturday in two pass interceptions to help protect it as underdog Louisiana State shocked 'the Alabama Crimson Tide 14-9. The punt return by the speedy senior from Baton Rouge put the 12th-ranked Bengals at the Alabama 22 while the Tigers were trailing 3-0. Five plays later Art Can- thelle leaped across from the two-yard line to put LSU into the lead with 7:09 left in the first half. The Bengals, picking up their sixth straight victory after an opening loss to Texas drove 87 yards for their other touchdown with the final two yards coming on a pass from Buddy Lee to Jimmy Ledoux with 8:17 left in the third period. Alabama, a three-point favorite, in the regionaEy televised game, dominated first period play but scored only an a 23- yard field goal by Richard Ciemny.

Pass interceptions by Bill Norsworthy at the LSU 14 and Burns at the 49 turned back two second period Alabama drives and Richard Picou Nov. 20 25 SCHEDULE At Rensselaer KANKAKEE VALLEY Dec. 4 At West Central 5 SOUTH CENTRAL 11 AtWolcott 12 CASTON 18 At Southwestern 19 At Winamac Jan. 8 LACROSSE 13-14-16 Tourney at North White 2 PIONEER 29 REMINGTON 30 FRONTIER Feb. 5 KNOX 6 At Twin Lakes 12 At North Newton 13 At South Newton 19 At Kewanna 20 KOUTS blunted another by blocking a 29'hard field goal try with 58 seconds left in the half.

Alabama finally got its only touchdown with left when Scott Hunter threw a 10-yard strike to David Bailey to high- the. third period, returning the baE 30 yards to the Alabama 13 but the Tide held and Mark Lumpkins who Hekwi the extra points, was lide on a 33- yard field goal attempt. Alabama came with a 51-yard right back drive but Ciemny'was way short on a 46- yard field goal attempt. A 26-yard punt return by Burns had LSU on the march again midway through the final period. It appeared the Bengals would move out of sight when, they got a first down at the Alabama three but the Crimson Tide held for three downs and then recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown.

LSU is now 6-1 and Alabama, ranked 17th nationally, is 5-4. Navy Handed 8th Straight Defeat, 30-8 ATLANTA (UPI) Little Brent Cunningham torpedoed a porous Navy defense with his darting runs Saturday as Georgia Tech handed the punchless Middies their eight straight defeat 30-8. Tech, hoping for a bowl bid in running their record to 7-2, toyed with the Midshipmen before homecoming crowd of 50,105. Only the booming punts of Navy's Tom Moore kept the contest from being more of a climax, an 80-yard drive high- runaway, lighted by a 38-yard passj Cunningham, who rushed for interference penalty. i 142 yards in 25 carries, much of Alabama then went for two it up the middle, ran over one points on.

an end-around by touchdown from the Navy 1. George Ranager but failed, and! His tailback understudy, Rob then tried an on-side kickoff Healy, plunged from the two that also backfired when LSU covered the ball at midfield. Alabama regained the ball at its eight with 1:38 to play and Hunter quickly passed the Crimson Tide to midfield only to have that threat end when linebacker Louis Cascio made Ihe Bengals' fourth interception. Burns made his other pass interception midway through for a score, and quarterback Jack Williams passed one yard to Larry Studdard for a third. Mike Wysong took a three yard pass from Eddie McAshan for the final touchdown, and Bobby Thigpen added three extra points while Jack Moore kicked a 27-yard field goal.

Navy's only score came against Tech reserves with'four seconds left in the game. JIM WALKER'S FALL SPECIALS Depauw now holds, a 36-34-8' Liberty 6 edge in the rivalry and the win South Bend LaSalle 26 Jo- ended their season a 4-5 record. The. Little Giants ended the season. 3-3-2.

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