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Wisconsin, Irish pull upsets B4 The Manhattan Mercury Sunday, October 28. 1984 'Black Shirts' make it long day for KSU team, but I pictured them from my freshman year (1983)," Newton said. "They don't have any Steinkuhler's (Dean, an Outland and Lombardi Award winner in 1983 for NU), but they still execute plays well and that's what-counts." Saturday, NU made play-after-play in the first half as the Cats managed only 19 rushing yards on 19 carries. From start to close, the day was indeed black for those dressed in purple. The "Black Shirts" made sure of that.

37-7 drubbing of Kentucky. Quarterback Chuck Long passed for two touchdowns and broke an NCAA record with 22 straight pass completions Saturday, but No. 17 Iowa was hard-pressed to hold off winless Indiana 24-20. Freshman tailback Ryan Knight ran for 122 yards and two touchdowns to pace 20th-ranked Southern Cal's 31-7 pasting of California. No.

8 Miami, No. 15 Florida State and No. 16 Florida were idle. No. 5 Brigham Young thumped New Mexico 48-0 on Thursday.

Despite a whopping offensive advantage, Wisconsin had to thwart a last-minute Ohio State challenge. The Buckeyes drove to the Wisconsin 20-yard line with 1:09 left, only to sur-renmer the ball on downs when Keith Byars was stopped a yard short of a first down. Louisiana State scored in five plays for a 7-0 lead, but the Irish responded behind the running of Pinkett. His 1-yard run tied the score in the first period and his 2-yard leap 28 seconds before the half put the Irish in control 17-7. Pinkett rushed for 162 yards and tied a school record with 40 carries.

College football's longest losing streak came to end when Marietta College tied Ohio Northern 3-3. Wally Kandel's 29-yard field goal accounted for the tying points. In Saturday night action, Paul Woodside's 49-yard field goal in the fourth period and Larry Holley's pass interception inside the final minute were the keys as No. 18 West Virginia shook off 29 years of frustration at the hands of Penn State by nipping the 19th Nittany Lions 17-14. The game ended with 35 seconds left on the clock when thousands'of fans charged onto the field to celebrate West Virginia's first defeat of Penn State since 1955.

A I 'V TV Mi By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kansas' Dodge Schwartzburg kicked four field goals and Wayne Ziegler returned a pass interception 63 yards for a back-breaking touchdown Saturday as the Jayhawks mauled No. 2 Oklahoma 28-11 in one of the college football season's most stunning upsets. Twd other Top 10 clubs joined Oklahoma as upset victims. Lightly regarded Wisconsin rode the 203-yard rushing performance of reserve tailback Marck Harrison to a 16-14 shocker over No. 6 Ohio State.

And struggling Notre Dame broke a three-game losing streak by upsetting No. 7 Louisiana State behind the passing of Steve Beuerlein, the running of Allen Pinkett and John Carney's three field goals. Rueben Mayes set an NCAA single-game rushing record with 357 yards in leading Washington State to a 50-41 victory over Oregon. The 6-foot, 208-pound junior broke by one yard the mark set Eddie Lee Ivery of Georgia Tech against Air Force in 1978. Mayes carried the ball 39 times and scored on runs of two, 69 and 12 yards.

Although neither had an easy time, top-ranked Washington and No. 3 Texas managed victories. The Huskies, down 6-0 and struggling in the face of a fierce Arizona defense, got three scoring runs from Jacque Robinson after intermission and dispatched the Wildcats 28-12. Linebacker Ty Allert's fourth-period quarterback sack and James Lott's controversial pass defense preserved Texas' 13-7 victory over No. 14 Southern Methodist.

In other Top 10 games, reserve quarterback Mike Hold passed for two touchdowns and Kent Hagood rushed for 118 yards and a touchdown to lead No. 9 South Carolina to a 42-20 victory over East Carolina. Doug Flutie threw for three touchdowns and ran for another in llth-ranked Boston College's 35-23 victory over Rutgers, and freshman Robert McGinty kicked a 35-yard field goal on the game's final play to give No. 12 Auburn a 24-21 decision over Mississippi State. No.

13 Georgia got three field goals from injured kicker Kevin Butler in a USE OUR HANDY CONSUMER AD INDEX! See Page A2 SEAMS INSTALLED Sears Storm Windows A 1 1 Sale ends Dec. 1 FREE ESTIMATES mm 25 second Norton had three aces. In the semi-final match against Wakefield, Crubel and Norton both had four kills and Karin Brondell contributed three more, as Luckey won That set up a championship showdown between top-seed Milton-vale and the Cards. Luckey won the" opener 17-15 but lost the second game 15-3. The rubber game was deadlocked at 14-14 before Crubel got injured and the Cards lost 16-14.

Luckey and Miltonvale will both compete in the sub-state in Mankato on Saturday. Pairings for the tournament are to be announced on Monday. Blazers rip past Kings KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Portland forward Kiki Vandeweghe pumped in 29 second-half points Saturday night as the Trail Blazers broke open a close game and coasted to a 140-119 win over the Kansas City Kings in the National Basketball Association season opener for both teams. Vandeweghe finished the contest with a game-high 47 points.

Guard Jim Paxson added 26 points and Clyde Drexler dropped in 19. The Kings pulled to within three points at 109-106 with 8:05 left in the game on a jumper by guard Larry Drew. But the Blazers then rattled off eight consecutive points to open up an 11-point margin. Eddie Johnson paced the Kings' scoring with 30 points. Rookie Otis Thorpe was impressive in his NBA regular season debut, scoring 21 points and grabbing nine rebounds in 26 minutes.

Portland led 64-59 at half time. Gerry Faust is unhappy with a call, Guns Gun Related Items Not APLaserphoto but was happy with the end results. Included I 9 4 Sat. 537-9737 OFF ALL MARKED PRICES 41 CitU ChIa Cn4nlAii Continued from Page Bl faster than last year. It's right there withOU's." "Their pass rush was really good," added Stone.

"They came at us hard the entire game whether it was the first, second or third Those rushes helped NU stop Instate ball carriers for 48 yards in losses. Linebacker Grady Newton agreed that NU was better than good on defense, but not totally awesome. "They were a good, good football Cards finish RANDOLPH Al Days couldn't say many bad things about Saturday's Class 1A Regional volleyball tournament. Not even a runner-up finish disappointed the Luckey High coach, as the Cards have now qualified for the sub-state next weekend. "On the whole, we played good.

It seemed like we got better as the day went on," Days was one of our better spiking days and also I'd like to note the play of Lisa Konz. She had 95 sets for the day." Led by Konz, Donna Crubel and Nancy Norton, Luckey won its opening-round match against Glasco 15-8, 15-10. Crubel had five kills and College scores EAST Boston College 35, Rutgers 23 Boston U. 31, Massachusetts 21 Canisius 28, Cortland St. 15 Colgate, Columbia 16 Cornell 13, Dartmouth 10 Delaware 56, Towson St 23 Delaware St.

55, Cent. Ohio 17 Harvard 17, Princeton 15 Hofstra 35, Albany, NY. 32 Holy Cross 38, Brown 17 Ithaca 14, Hobart 13 Johns Hopkins 48, Dickinson 0 Maine 13, Connecticut 10 Navy 28, Pittsburgh 28, tie New Hampshire 13, Northeastern 2 Penn34, Yale 21 Rhode Island 24, Lehigh 16 Syracuse 27, Army 16 Virginia Tech Temple 7 W. Virginia 17, Penn St. 14 Virginia St.

27, Salem, Va 25 SOUTH Auburn 24, Mississippi St. 21 Citadel 21, Appalachian St. 5 Clemson 35, N. Carolina St. 34 Davidson 7, Wofford 0 E.

Tennessee St. 9, James Madison 6 Georgia 37, Kentucky 7 Maryland 43, Duke 7 Notre Dame 30, LSU 22 Richmond 45, VMI 3 S. Carolina 42. E. Carolina 20 Tennessee 24, Georgia Tech 21 Vanderbilt 37, Mississippi 20 Virginia St.

18, Virginia Union 14 Wake Forest 34, William Mary 21 MIDWEST Baker ll.Graceland6 Benedictine. Kan 54, SW Baptist 7 Bethany, Kan. 12, Friends 7 Cent. Missouri 24, NE Missouri 7 Cincinnati 40, Louisville 21 Indiana St 27, S. Illinois 10 Iowa 24, Indiana 20 Iowa St.

14, Missouri 14, tie Kansas 28, Oklahoma 11 Kent St. Miami, Ohio 20, N. Illinois 7 Michigan 26, Illinois 18 Mo. Southern 22, Ft. Hays St.

15 Mo. Western 37, Washburn 21 Nebraska 62, Kansas St. 14 N. Dakota St. 14, N.

Dakota 3 NW Missouri St. 30, SE Missouri 28 Ottawa, Kan. 18, Tabor 0 Purdue 49, Northwestern 7 St. Mary's, Kan. 27, McPherson 14 S.

Dakota 45, S. Dakota St. 42 SW Missouri 29, E. Illinois 28 Sterling 30, Kansas Weslyn 7 Wayne, Neb. 30, Emporia St.

7 W. Illinois 28. Illinois St. WichitaSt 23, Drake6 Wisconsin 16, Ohio St 14 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 17, Houston 3 Howard Payne 20, E. New Mexico 13 Louisiana Tech 22, Lamar 7 Oklahoma St 20, Colorado 14 SW Oklahoma 31 Langston 20 Texas 13, Southern Meth.

7 Texas 38, Rice 14 Texas Christian 38, Baylor 28 Texas Tech 20, Tulsa 17 FAR WEST Colorado Mines 42, S. Colorado 9 Ft. Lewis 10, W. New Mexico 10, tie Idaho 40, Montana 39 Montana St. 22, Boise St.

18 Nebraska-Omaha 21 N. Colorado 14 Nevada Reno 35, Weber St. 21 Southern Cal 31, California 7 Stanford 28. Oregon St. 21 UCLA 21, Arizona St 13 Utah 43.

Texas-El Paso 15 Utah St 41, Pacific Washington 28, Arizona 12 Washington St. 50, Oregon 41 Texas St 21 New Mexico St. 13 Montana 14. Carroll, Mont. 7 Oregon 32, Oregon 0 Wyoming 43.

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