The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 77

-r- fT'f TfT vy T' Jf1 "'f Frustration Over, Michigan to Pasadena By Herschei Nissenson COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Well, the Rose Bowl wont have Woody Hayes to kick around anymore. Not this year, anyway. The fourth-ranked Michigan Wolverines saw to that Saturday when they ended four years of frustration at the hands of Ohio State hy humiliating Hayes and his eighth-ranked Buckeyes 22-0. During his visits to the Rose Bowl the last four years, Hayes not only came out on the short end three times but also had several run-ins with the West Coast media. Meanwhile, Michigan stayed home each winter except for an Orange Bowl loss last year.

"This doesn't totally erase the frustration of the past four years, but it does erase a lot of the bad feelings we had, said linebacker Jerry Zuver, who ran for a two-point conversion following Michigans second touchdown and Intercepted a pass to set up the third. The Wolverines dressing room was an emotional place with cheers and tears alike. "Ive never felt happier, said a tear ful Jim Smith, whose 16-yard wingback reverse set up Michigan's second score and who ran the Wolverines out of several holes with shifty punt returns. "Theres no way I could anticipate this kind of feeling because wed never beaten them since Ive been at Michigan, so all I had was heartbreak. could be in the first half.

But Michigan turned in a near -perfect second half, including a pair of three-yard touchdown runs by Russell Davis in the third period. "Our execution was better in the second half, said Coach Bo Schembechler. "It wasnt any brilliant strategy, just good execution. This has to rank with the great victories weve had, but we wont get the real impact of it until we get home because we werent allowed to bring anyone down here. He was referring to Michigans allotment of only 4,000 seats in an arena that holds almost 90,000.

A record Ohio stadium of 88,250 the 50th consecutive sellout plus a national television audience saw the Buckeyes suffer their worst defeat at home since a 41-6 loss to Purdue early in the 1967 campaign. Statistics 0 )0 re Fir towns tnhei-vorde wife Rtovrn vordt Pun pgme9 lout PnoR-vor a to Ml V4 And the embarrassing shutout ended Ohio State's near-record string of scoring 122 consecutive games, just one short of the record set by Oklahoma from 1946-57. The last team to blank the Bilckeyes was Michigan by a 10-0 count the 1964 finale. SCORE BY QUARTER The first half was scoreless as Ohio State held the nation's No. 1 running team to 107 yards.

But Michigan, which didnt complete any of its six passes erupted for 259 rushing yards in the second half. Rob Lytle had 113 of those 259 and finished with 165 on the cool, sunny afternoon. A downcast Hayes said his Buckeyes defense "was just as excellent as it HIM On Stott INDIVIDUAL SCO i NO MJc-Oov nt (Wood hhcfc ttKfc-Oov Jrwn (luvwr on) MkA-Cvttt into (wood Me) A -toft The triumph lifted Michigan into a share of the Big Ten championship with Ohio State, but although both finished with 7-1 conference records, the Wolverines earned their first trip to Pasadena )n five seasons by taking the showdown battle they had to win! Rob Lytle put the Icing on Michigan's cake with a three-yard scoring plunge at 6.47 of the final period, three plays after Jerry Zuver intercepted a pass from Jim Pacenta at the Ohio State 28, and returned it to the 15. HtOIVIDUM. LSA08RS Lytt BUSHING-Mtchtocm, Lytt 75 Oovn Htt Ltocft lA ttucfttttof Mi Srnrn 14 Oh Vott Logon 17-4 jonnwn 71 124 Rf.EVlNG-Mtfon, No eomettttd, Ott Stott Horr 14 Lfr 9on Hi John MX PASSING Ctodt tl vrd.

Otto Stott, Pooonto M1 to. I I- -'v rT rrrryTr1 w1 wr rTFrr ww nyrTTp w-'r-T'y CEDAR RAPIDS BFOE.T WANT ADS SUNDAY CROSSWORD SECTION CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1 976 la re XZJ Butch, Lazar Star Errors are Costly C. By Gua Schrader EAST LANSING, Mich. A season of alternating feast and famine boiled over into a 30-17 orgy of satisfaction for Iowas football team Saturday. The Hawks routed Michigan State with Butch Caldwell, given up for lost when his right shoulder was "probably dislocated a week earlier, leading the way with brilliant quarterbacking.

"My shoulder hurt like hell! said Butch, who completed 7 of 12 passes for 111 yards and ran tor 49 more. "Every time I moved it felt like somebody was tearing my arm off. "I didnt throw a pass until Thursday. 1 just took some center snaps Tuesday, and Wednesday I went through some of our running plays. But I was determined to play in my last game at Iowa.

I really didnt know until just before the kickoff today that the coach was golng to let me play. The Hawkeyes completed a 5-6 season the first time since 1969 that Iowa has won five games with a big batch of heroes. Tamas Jon Lazar scored two TDs and emerged as the teams leading rusher for the season by gaining 94 yards on 11 plays, one of them a 40-yard shocker off the "boomeroosky fake-punt play that stunned a crowd of 48,412. Lazar did it with one shoe "Our fake fooled everybody except Michigan States back-side end, he laughed. "He grabbed me by the right foot and held on.

I thought, golly, Ive got to get at least a yard or two for the first down. "So 1 finally Jerked my foot right out of my shoe and took off. He was welcome to my shoe. 1 had great blocking ail the way to the goal. The rambunctious soph also caught two key third-down passes from Caldwell and recovered a fumble on the opening kickoff.

It may have been an AP Loerphofo (arrow), ran 40 yards for TD omen that things were going to be different from the last two weeks when Iowa lost to Wisconsin and Purdue. Nick Quataro finished up his three-year career at Iowa in a burst of glory. He departed with every important school field goal record: Most in one game (three, for 32, 23 and 38). his own (and Alan Schuettes) record for seven in one season. In one career (17).

And he already held the tong-field goal record, 54 yards, set against Penn State in 1975. Coach Bob Commlngs couldnt stop grinning at his pleasure for finishing his Final Big Ten Conf 7 I 7 HI 4 44 4 44 444 4 4-4 V4 J-S-0 54 1 74 All Gorna to 16-10 MKhUjan Oh Stott Minnesota Purdue Indiana iHmoit towo Mtch Stott Wttcontm Nor thwttttrn in M4 S4 M0 149 i ie third season at Iowa on a winning note. "This was a big, big win for us today, he kept telling friends. "Whats more, our kids realty did It up with style. Butch Was super, especially considering his shoulder.

I told him to let me know before the game if his shoulder was hurting so much he couldnt play, I didn't hear from him, so we started out with him at quarterback wondering how long he could go. "Actually, we were living on borrowed time with several of our starters. We used Joe Hufford (bad knee) in the first half. Yes, Billy Schultz (ribs) got In there, too, and he caught a big pass. Jim Caldwell has been handicapped with leg injuries, but he played another great game, intercepted a pass Please Turn to Page 3.

UP( Ttttohoto By Bob Hersom STILLWATER, Okla. Fumbles and 'intercepted passes. Thats what caused Iowa States 42-21 football loss to Oklahoma State here Saturday before a Lewis field crowd The win gave OSU a share of its first Big Eight football title. An opportunistic OSU team and brilliant running back named Terr Miller (remember that name) had a lot to do with the Cyclones losing for the third time in 11 games, too. Iowa State outgained the Cowboys 433-368 and had 21 first downs to 17 for OSU, which finishes its regular season next Saturday against weak (1-9) Texas of El Paso.

But three Cyclone fumbles led to 21 of the Cowboys points and an OSU interception its own end zone squelched Iowa States bid to pull within seven points at 35-28 four minutes into thp final quarter. "I was upset by only one play in this game, said Iowa State coach Earle Bruce, "and that was the interception in the end zone. He emphasized the point by slamming his right hand down on the school desk he was sitting in. "That was a bad, bad play, continued Bruce, who admitted he called it. "When I look at the movies Im gonna (More photos on page 3D) be damned mad.

As soon as I see that I might, jam something down someones throat. That, "Someone Bruce was talking about, was one of the' game officials. Buddy Hardeman, Cyclone quarterback who was forced to start for 'the first time this season due to Wayne Stanley being sidelined with an injury, completed 13 of 28 passes for 184 yards. He lofted the interception to Milton Kirven after having moved the Cyclones Cyclones Hardeman 77 yards in just eight plays, including four passes for 64 of those yards. defensive player was on A1 Dixons back, said Hardeman, a junior who wasnt saying after the game whether hed be back for his senior sea son.

"There was definitely pass interference in the end, zone on that, Harde- Big Eight Conf 520 5 2-0 4-2 0 4 2-0 4 3-0 3 4-0 2 5-0 0 7-0 Alt Gomes WLt 6-4-0 Okla State Colorado Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa State Missouri Kansas Kansas State 8 3-0 721 7 2 8 3-0 650 6 5-0 1 10-0 GAME FRIDAY Oklahoma at Nebraska GAME SATURDAY Oklohoma State at Texas El Paso man said. "I think if we had scored then that we could have come back and won. Iowa State lost fumbles inside its Own 10 yard line twice, setting up OSU touchdowns. The first bobble came shortly after the Cyclones had taken a 7-0 lead, mov' ing 83 yards in eight plays on their second possession. Cal Cummins dove three yards with 5:09 left in the first quarter.

OSU couldnt get a first down and punted to- A1 Hixon, who lost the ball to Cowboy linebacker Don Edwards at the ISU seven. Cowboy QB Charlie Weatherbie, who replaced starter Harold Bailey after the latter was injured on OSUs third play, wasn't even touched while running around right end for the tying score at 3:05. Please Turn to Page 4. AP LGserphoto hit as he passes yK, A fA Iowas Jon Lazar lost shoe Big Bowl Rush; Pitt, Ohio Set By The Associated Press Michigan and Southern California both beat their hated rivals Saturday and earned trips to the 63rd Rose Bowl game on New Years day. Michigan blanked Big-Ten foe Ohio State 22-0 and Southern Cal defeated Pacific-8 opponent UCLA 24-14.

Powerful halfback Ricky Bell gained 167 yards on 36 carries as third-ranked Southern California dumped the No. 2 and previously unbeaten Bruins. The Rose Bowl wasn't the only game to fill its holiday stocking Saturday, the first day the bowls are allowed to officially line up their teams. The Sugar Bowl announced No. 1-ranked Pitt has accepted an invitation to New Orleans New Years day.

The Panthers will play Georgia, the Southeastern Conference champion. Both Pitt and Georgia were idle Saturday. The Cotton Bowl selected undefeated Maryland for its New Years day classic Dallas after the Terps Whipped Virginia 28-0 for their 1 1th victory of the season, the most the schools history. Maryland, co-ranked with Georgia as No. 6, will meet the Southwest conference champion, probably Houston.

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