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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1971 Atlanta Journal and CONSTITUTION 3-D A err Rout econd-Kanke ooners osoraao, scoring. Colorado 0 017 0-14 1410 714-45 YARDSTICK niT rmltt UL ntn ICrrrM kirk) Colo. Okla- 71 is First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardase Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 32-83 241 0 14-33-2 0 25 73-498 172 14 4-5-0 78 es from the rush oriented Wishbone-T but completed four of them, two for touchdowns. He also scored on a three-yard run late in the second quarter to give the Sooners a 24-0 half-time lead. Mildren completed scoring bombs of 54 yards to split end Jon Harrison and 68 yards to halfback Joe Wylie.

Halfback Roy Bell bolted over from the three and kicker John Carroll NORMAN, Okla. (UPI)-The second-ranked Oklahoma Sooners routed fifth-ranked Colorado 45-17 Saturday on the jet propelled running of halfback Greg Pruitt and the Wishbone wizardy of quarterback Jack Mildren. Pruitt rushed for 190 yards on 14 carries and scored two touchdowns, on runs of 66 and 14 yards. Mildren threw only five pass Dayton pass at the Flyers 27. Marshall (1-4) marched to the three-yard line where quarterback ReggieOliver was stopped for no gain on a fourth-and-one situation.

Dayton. 6 0 0 7-13 Marshall 0 0 0 0- Day Koslns 1 run (kick failed) DAY Kosins 27 pass from Kretch-lng (Trlnlta kick) A 10.750. Utah, 42-16 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah's ball-hawking defense sins scored a first-period touchdown on a one-yard run and caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Ron Krecht-ing in the fourth quarter Saturday to lead Dayton to a 13-0 victory over Marshall. The Floyers' huge defenders kept the young Thundering Herd outside the Dayton 40-yard line except for a fourth-quarter bid after linebacker Dave Smith Intercepted a out defensive effort Saturday that led North Dakota to a 23-7 victory over North Dakota State, the No. 1 ranked small college football team in the country.

The loss snapped a 14-game North Dakota State winning streak and was the Bison's first defeat in 33 straight games, including a 14-14 tie with Eastern Michigan last season. set up four second-quarter touchdowns, two each by running backs Gene Belczyk and Cal Poulson, and the Redskins crushed Western Athletic Conference foe Colorado State 42-16 Saturday. N. Dakota, 23-7 FARGO, N. D.

(UPI) -Tony Shahoarat kicked three field goals to go with a stand- OU Harrison 54 pass from MUdrea (Carroll kick) OU Carroll 36 FO OU Mildren 3 run (Carroll kick) jjU Nichols 64 pass from Johnson (Deal OU Pruitt 14 run (Carroll kick) CU Davis 16 run (Dean kick) CU Dean 32 FG OU Wylie 69 pass from MUdrea (Carroll kick) OU Bell 1 run (Carroll kick) Dayton, 13-0 HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) Tailback Gary Ko- tacked on a 36-yard field goal as well as six conversion points to round out Oklahoma IOWA STATE, 24-0 Kansas State Blanked The KodiokPorko tt's the authentic Airforce look, handsomely done In durable, water-repellent nylon flight satin and warmly insulated with Dacron 83. The adjustable tunnel hood is pile lined and trimmed with real fur. Zipper sleeve pocket, too.

Sizes XL. $00 Du Pont registered TM run by David Eckstein and a conversion by Jerry Chandler. Chandler's 92-yard field goal provided the winning margin with 12:33 to play. MANHATTAN, Kan. (UPI) Split end Ike Harris marauded through Kansas State's secondary Saturday, latching onto two long touchdown passes from quarterback Dean Carlson, as Iowa State stampeded to a surprisingly easy 24-0 Big Eight Conference football victory.

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