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Jackson Runs Set Up Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star 31,1971 3 K-State Win, 28-12 K-Stata Missouri First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardaga Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards genalized COLUMBIA, Sophomore Isaac Jackson scored two touchdowns and Bill Butler and Bill Holman one each in leading Kansas Wildcats to a 28-12 Big Eight football victory, spoiling homecoming before 52,498 Saturday. Junior quarterback Dennis Morrison, a 6-3 lefthander, sent the aggressive Wildcats on two touchdown drives in the second and fourth quarters after Missouri took a 6-0 lead with with 1:37 left in the opening quarter. Using sophomore tight end Henry Childs as a favorite target, Morrison handed off to Butler for a three-yard Devaney, Tagge osv Win About Ratings touchdown plunge three minutes later, and funneled three straight pass completions to lift the Wildcats to a 14-6 halftime lead. Missouri twice fumbled deep in Kansas State territory before Morrison, alternately hot and cold, riveted a 4 0 a tonchdown strike to Jackson to put the score at 21-6 early in the fourth period. Missouri paraded 80 yards in 17 plays to score with 5:32 remaining on sophomore Ed five-yard pass to Chuck Link, but K-State marched back to cap the scoring on a 3-yard Jackson sweep of left end with 35 seconds left.

Morrison made good on 15 of 33 aerials for 264 yards in directing his team to its third win against five defeats. His assault against the Missouri secondary began after Missouri, a slight favorite, scored the opening touchdown on a 25-yard halfback pass from Jack Bastable to John Henley. Kansas State 0 14 0 14-28 Missouri 6 0 0 25 pass from Bastable (kick failed) 3 run (Goerger kick) 1 run (Goerger kick) 40 pass from Morrison (Goerger kirk) 5 pass from Johndrow (pass failed) 3 run (Goerger kick) First downs Rushes-yards Passing yarrtaoe Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Okla. Slate 13 132 14 7-10-0 8-43 2 85 Kansas 18 56-195 156 5 9-17-1 4 36 4 76 LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Reuben reception of an 18-yard pa.ss from Tony Pounds for a fourth-quarter touchdown set up by a pass interception and gave Oklahoma State a 17-JO come-from-behind Big Eight Conference football victory Saturday over fumble- plagued Kansas.

The game-winning touchdown came only two plays after Dan Heck, the Kansas quarterback, tossed a pass from his own end zone and Gene Jefferson in- terceipted for the Cowboys, who were in business at the Jayhawk 14. Bobby Cole lost four yards but on the next play Pounds shot a pass right down the middle to Gant, who grabbed it on the two and stepped over. Dick Graham hit Steve Elliott on the two-point conversion. Kansas had gone ahead shortly before then by moving from its 48 to the Cowboy 17, where Bob Helmbacher kicked a 34-yard field goal against the wind to vault Kansas into the lead for the first time, 19-9. Trailing 9-0 at the half, the Jayhawks finally broke into the scoring midway into the third quarter when Heck pa.ssed 41 yards to John Schroll, who took the ball on the 18 and ran untouched into the end zone.

kick was good. recovery of Jerome fumble at the Kansas 36 late in the first period led to tirst touchdown. Graham, making a rare appearance at quarterback, scored the six on a nineyard keeper that baffled the Jayhawks all the way. Matt Clapp made the ertra point. Oklahoma State 0 9 0 Kansas 0 0 7 OSU Graham 9 run (Clapp kick) OSU Safety O'Neil stepped out of end zone on kickoff, back in and downed the ball.

Kan Schroll 41 pass from Heck (Heim- bather kick) Kan FG Helmbacher 34 OSU Gant 18 pass from Pounds (Elliot) pass from Graham) JJevaiiey Plugs Aslro'Piirf Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney cast another plug for Astroturf Saturday after watching his team score a 31-7 victory over Colorado. had to play that game on grass after the rain we he said, have been a football game. It would have been a skating Knights Clipped 'Kansas City By HAL BROWN Nebraska quarterback and co-captain Jerry Tagge says he bothered by any looking-ahead problems and Husker head coach Bob Devaney think a disease which is apt to strike any of his squad members. "The ratings bother says Tagge, all looking forward to now is Iowa State. Iowa State is too good a team for us to start worrying about Oklahoma yet or the got a pretty intelligent group of Devaney says.

know that if they start looking past anyone, they rnright beat you. "I think any problem of looking past any Big Eight team with our players. At this stage of the season, Iowa State is probably on a par with Colorado even though Colorado beat them. State has shown considerable Like his Green Bay teammate, defensive captain Jim Anderson has no trouble keeping from looking past the next opponent, but he admits he is cognizant of the ratings each week. try to pile the score he says, each week we hope we stay No.

1 because a good Anderson also is looking forward to Iowa State, noting, will be another good test for us because they can do Tagjije Coiiiiiieiits By Omaha Kansas City scored three goals in the third period to take a 4-1 victory over Omaha in a Central Hockey League before 4,366 Saturday night. Omaha took the lead in the second period when Bob Ash hit on a 30-foot shot, but one minute later Dale Yutsyk tied it up with the first of his two goals. Gord Brooks scored the other two Kansas City goals. Ko8ch Injured The only injury suffered by Nebraska in its 31-7 win over Colorado was a hip pointer to safety Bill Kosch that is expected to keep him out of action for a couple of days this week. Along with not thinking about the ratings, Tagge claims he pays no attention to what people have said about the Huskers not being tested.

disregard what people he points out. think every team we play is more mentally up for us than they are against most other teams. I think you can say tliat played weak teams. we had no trouble getting up for Colorado and I think we played a good game against a tough team. Our offensive line again did a great job.

try to key on any one defender. We feel any of our guys are as good as anyonii else and I think Carl Johnson did a real fine job on Herb Orvis. came back to the huddle early in the game and told me, run over Orvis because I can handle and the offensive line told nre give me all day to While he think about the ratings or what people say about weak opposition, Tagge also says he think about how many points the Huskers are going to win by. our defense I always think our opponents going to score and I concern myself only with how to move the confidence in the Husker Black Shirts is reciprocal. figure if we can get the ball for them, put a lot of points on the Anderson says of the Husker offense.

Another Husker, who was high in his praise of the job done by Johnson on Orvis was guard Keith Wortman, who plays beside Johnson in the Husker line. try to help each other out out Wortman explained, I have to help him on Orvis. He did a great job. a guy you ought to talk Wortman also had praise for his counterpart on the other side of the Husker line, guard Dick Rupert, who had to block Bub Magrum, a highly-touted Buff defensive lineman. took care of him pretty Wortman said.

left the game in the first half with an ankle injury and did not return. Jacobson: Black Shirts Best Defensive tackle Larry Jacobson figured the Husker Black Shirts showed millions of people Satuiday that they were the best defensive team in the nation. "The statistics might not show he pointed out. because of those fourth quarters had, but I think we showed a national television audience today that our defense is best. only touchdown Colorado got came on a broken play and never should have happened.

Four of us had shots at him (quarterback Ken Johnson) and missed him, including me. I had the first shot at Jacobson said the NU defensive game plan was to cover the Colorado fullback with two men, the quarterback with one and the pitchout with one. was one of the guys playing the he explained. linebacker was responsible for the quarterback and the end was supposed to play the pitch. 'That was our plan to stop their triple He added that most of it was done by habit.

have those plays run at us so much all week in he noted, we just react to them without thinking whtn we see them on Saturday. looking forward to Iowa he concluded. Gutur Bowl Joins Big Three Scouts from the Gator Bowl The Sugar made their first appearance at a Nebraska game this season, joining Cotton, Orange and Sugar bowl representatives at the Nebraska-Colorado game. bowl has been represented at three straight Nebraska games while the Orange and Cotton bowls have had scouts in attendance twice. Record Continued From Page 1C tion of the season moments later gave the Cornhoskers an opportunity from their own 35.

A clipping penalty moved the ball back to the 26, but quarterback Jerry Tagge had the right answers as he moved the Cornhuskers 74 yards in eight plays. The most notable gains were a 17-yard Tagge to Frosty Anderson pitch on third and 13 as the quarter ended and a 30- yard Tagge to Johnny Rodgers completion to start the seconii quarter. That hurried pitch could have gone for a touchdown had Tagge been able to get more on the throw as Rodgers had five yards on the closest Colorado defender. Historic Catch It was a historic catch even though it keep alive string of touchdown receptions in six straight games. The 30 yards moved him past Guy Ingles and made him gll-time pass catching leader.

After 54 yards on three catches Saturday career mark stands at 1,277 yards. 'The completion moved the ball to the 21 and Kinney got the call five straight times. On third and five at the five, Tagge sent sophomore fullback Maury Damkroger through the left side of the line and drilled a perfect strike into the end zone, his 26th career touchdown pass. It was beginning to look easy, but when the Buffs struck back to close the margin to 14-7 on a five-play, 53-yard march capped by the Johnson- Branch aerial. But the Big Red machine was running smoothly now and Tagge quickly directed a 10- play, 75-yard march for a retaliating touchdown.

A 32- yard pitch to Kinney opened the drive and from that point it was a run-oriented assault. Tagge departed from the ground game only to fire a second and 14 point to Rodgers which produced a first down at the Colorado 2. Jerry sneaked across from the one after Kinney had moved for one yard. Colorado, striving to stay in contention, gambled on fourth and two at the Nebraska 39 with just 90 seconds left in the half. But Johnson stumbled as he tried to sweep right end and Nebraska had the ball at its own 42.

Then Tagge raced the clock, squeezing eight plays into 83 seconds, to set up a 34-yard field goal try by Rich Sanger with 0:02 showing on the clock. Sanger, a native Coloradoan, had an 0-3 record on three-point attempts as he lined up. But his kick soared high and true this time, clearing the crossbar as the clock ran out. Test Supreme That made it 24-7 and gave the Buffaloes the supreme test of having to score three times against the second stingiest defense to win. The Buffaloes penetrated to the Nebraska 27, 20 and 24 after the intermission, but each time the swarming defense repelled the threat.

Colorado netted just 63 yards, all on the ground, in the second half. Middle guard Rich Glover and linebacker Bob Terrio set the pace for the defensive unit with seven solo stops apiece. Terrio was in on 13 tackles, recovered a fumble and broke up two pa.sses in one of his finest games. Glover had five assists in addition to his seven tackles. The Cornhuskers capitalized on another excellent opportunity to drive 25 yards for their concluding touchdown late in the third quarter.

Branch, attempting to field a towering punt by Jeff Hughes, hobbled the ball and was hit almost instantaneously by Rodgers, who promptly covered the fumble. Kinney, who had carried three of five times to move the ball to the Colorado three, got the call again and took a pitchout around left end for the touchdown which made him all-time touchdown leader. The historic jaunt was by no means an easy one. As Kinney turned toward the a Brian Foster came up to challenge him. Jeff flattened Foster in a thunderou.s collision at the one and lurched into the end zone.

Foster left the game with a concussion. The Cornhuskers Van Brownson relieving Tagge, made two more trips into Colorado territory, but dent the tough Buffalo defense. Sophomore fullback Maury who scored his first Cornhusker touchdown Saturday on a five-yard pass reception, finds no third quarter running room here. Dave Orvis (58), brother of Herb Orvis (88), helped stop Damkroger for no gain despite a block by Keith Wortman (65). Efforts by Sanger, Hughes Draw Praise From Devaney Continued From Page 1C plete football player.

He not only runs back kicks and catches passes, but he also blocks and makes tackles. Jeff Hughes did a good job of Another Husker kicker, who drew praise from Devaney was placekicker Rich Sanger, who booted four of four extra points and got his first field goal as a Husker after the three misses in earlier games. was very pleased with field Devaney volunteered, I should have let him try to kick another one in that fourth Explaining the onside kick that went only three yards, giving Colorado the ball at the Husker 43 after the NU score, Devaney called it simply abortive effort at something practiced on. decided in our staff meeting that if we scored first, we would try it. And onside kick can give you momentum, but Bill (Kosch) just kick it An onside kick must travel 10 yards before the kicking team can gain possession.

The Husker coach said he felt his team was mentally ready for the game. think our players were looking forward to this he offered. had been saying we been tested and our players knew Colorado was a good football team. They had beaten Ohio State and LSU got to give Colorado coach Eddie Crowder and his staff and those Colorado players a lot of credit for not letting up. came out in the second half ready to play despite being behind by 24-7 and they could have let down when we went ahead by 31-7, but they Ex-Mr.

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