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Related Stories Pictures 6F By LONNIE CRIDpREsjle Sports Writer MANHATTAN Kan Lynn Dickey smeared Oklahoma with a liberal dose of Purple Pride smashed virtually all Big Eight Conference single-game passing records' and led the Kansas State Wildcats to a1 shocking $-21 victory over the Sooncrs home Saturday A record Kansas State crowd of 38 $0 watched almost in- disbelief as the Wildcats handed the favored Sooners one of the worst defeats in Oklahoma history K-State vaulted to the Big Eight lead as Colorado handed Missouri its first loss 31-24 The Cats are now 3-0 in conference play and are now the only team with a dean drcuit record The 59 points were the most points ever put on the scoreboard against an OU team Oklahoma (now Oklahoma State) had the previous high against OU in a 47-0 game in 1945 Kansas State last defeated OU 8-7 in 1934 They tied in 1936 Dickey riddled the dazed Sooner defense almost at will-The Osawatomie Kan Junior passed for '380 yards on 28 completions in 42 attempts before tearing the game with 9:58 left to play The yardage and number of completions were both Big Eight standards Kansu State in running its season lou was to unbeaten Penn for a Wildcat team since 1917 of St Louisa it was also the biggest margin of victory since they blasted Kapsas 46-0 in 1955 OKLAHOMA WAS RATED nth in the nation going into the contest carrying a 3-1 record The victory no doubt will vault the Wildcats to a national prominence heretofore unknown at Kansu State Dickey received 'tremendous protection' from his interior linemen giving him ample time' to throw most of the sunny afternoon 'W The Wildcats pick on any particular spot in the OU defense Dickey connected repeatedly to both flat sides and over the middle- The only: thing that Oklahoma salvaged out of the game wu Steve rushing record The big fullback gained over 100 yards running for the 15th straight game although he 'was unable to get the total until his final carry -1- The game waS routine enough from an standpoint until -late In the second quarter and it appeared as if the outcome be decided before the game was almost oyer OU had cut Kansas State's lead 1 to 21-14 on a 66-yard touchdown pan from Jack Mildren to wide receiver Everett Marshall But K-Statcf roared back on a 64-yard scoring drive and that wu the beginning of a long downhill slide for the stunned Sooners i HENRY HAWTHORNE HELPED the Wildcats get on -with the romp in the third quarter when he returned a punt 32 yards to the OU 28 26-ySrd scoring bullet to flanker Bob Long and Max conversion kick lifted KSU to a 35-14 cushion 1 I Sooner Coach Chuck Fairbanks must have been getting a lot of gray hairs at that point but' the 'worst wu yet to come for the Oklahomans 20-YARD PUNT return again launched the Cats to a he carrjed' to the "K-State 45 Dickey passed 20 yards to flanker "Llbyd Yarnell and fired a 26-yarder to Long carrying to the Sooner nine Oklahoma wu penalized for defensive holding and short but bulldozing wingback Iack Herron barreled over from the four 1 K-State charged 58 yards on its next possession in- the third quarter for its seventh touchdown Dickey passed -14 yards to flanker Charlie Collins and fullback Jerry Lawson subbing for the injured Mike Montgomery netted 25 yards on -a draw play Herron ran sevn yards to the four where tailback Russell Harrison ran it over i i kick boosted the count to 49-14 with 22 seconds left in the third period and a long fourth quarter facing the Sooners I OKLAHOMA SLOWED the K-State barrage somewhat scoring after Wildcat safety Mike Kolich wu called for pan interference on fullback Roy Bril in the KSU end zone- Dickey however quite finished He passed 11 yards to end Forry Wells 26 yards to Harrison and Joe Pearce was found guilty of pan interference in die ud zone white trying to cover Collins From the one the Wildcat line wiped out the Sooner defensive so completely that Herron' literally walked into the end zone over his right tackle I Arreguin added the final points on a 45-yard field goal with 6:52 left in the contest completion and yardage totals were Kansas State passing records of course He had the old marks of 25 completions and 297 yards: Most of the K-State detenu had a good day Outstanding were defensive end Manuel Barrera" with five unassisted tackles and middle guard John Stocky Linebacker Steve Casteel was credited with nine solo tackles and six assists for the Sooners 4 Lawson wu a super-sub for Montgomery He gained 77 yards on 11 carriers and caught six passu for 37 yards took a sound beating today" said Oklahoma Coach Fairbanks OU fullback Mike Harpor summed it up best: really not much of a story all out there on 'the scoreboard" Bruce Deloney Stone) (Staff Photo by Bob Dickey is shown here throwing over the hands of OU defender Steve Aycock (43) At left KSU tackle Lynn Larson (75) helps on pass protection At right Jerry Lawson blocks on THIS IS THE MAN Kansas State quarterback Lynn Dickey took on heroic proportions Satur- day as he led the Wildcats to a stunning 5921 victory at the expense of vaunted Oklahoma Picture Perfect Porks whistle stopping an Arkansas threat inside the 10 the game ended Shocker followers had other instancu to cheer for as WSU fell to a 1-6 mark for thtf season and Arkansu chalked lto' fifth straight victory of the 'Mason This was 29th straight road loss Wichita State more then doubled the figures scored against the Razorbacks this season In its first four gamu Arkansu had allowed only one touchdown and a total of 13 points At the same time Coach Ben Wilson got the explosive play he had said wu missing from the play all season That wu a 78-yard touchdown run late in this game by Randy Jackson THE SHOCKS were 'trailing 52-7 at the time Jackson went wide around right end from the By DALE MULLEN Beacon Sports Editor LITTLE ROCK Ark -University of Arkansas resented a beautiful football licture before 36000 fans in War femorial Stadium 1 here Saturday In downing the Wichita State University 52-14 it showed the Shockers the kind of football programs they should have But it was not a one-way street The Shockers gave the fourth-ranked Razorbacks a in guts Badly overmatched against the Southwest Conference member the Shockers fought all the way Wichita State was in the game the first half trailing 24-7 at le intermission But the thin hocker crew wore down in the test half as Arkansas kept sending in fresh troops WSU played to the final Sunday October 26 1969 Snap went He turned on the after-burners around midfield and was not touched the rest of the way Bob Burnett junior tailback who 'led the conference in scoring got two touchdowns on runs of four and two yards Other Arkansu touchdowns came from hard-running senior ullback Bruce Maxwril from he one A six-yard run by third cam quarterback Steve Walters and on passu from quarterback John Eichler to ight end Pat Morrison from 10 yards out and fullback Bobby Nichols from six yards out Bill McClard added the seven extra points and a 22-yard field goal LYNN DUNCAN wu one of the most outstanding players on the field He was in the backfield Shocks nearly much some of the Arkansas runners and was credited with eight unassisted tackles and five assists In addition he knocked down two passes VO he play an all-American game I nave never seen WSU Coach Ben Wilson said in speaking of his captain Duncan following the game Jon Upheisri wu right behind himi" -1 Hohrisel a linebacker was' in on 16 tacklu seven of them unassisted HDuncan was good any player on the Wiiaon continued "He gave everything he had He just ran out of gu near the end of the Arkansas players also learned to respect Duncan Burnett said they had 10 more like that 75 (Duncan) we'd be up a Other Shocker defensive standouts included Don Christian and Sid Cain Both were credited with breaking up an Arkansu touchdown bid by dapping down passu Christian had seven tacklu six unassisted and broke up two passu Cain wu in on seven tacklu five unassisted and broke up two passu Jackson's long touchdown run gave him 102 yards rushing The Shocks are idle next Saturday Punt Runback Cerone's Hands Help Hornets Down Gorillas 1 By JOHN 8WAGERTY Eagle Sports Writer EMPORIA Kan Upwards of 9000 Emporia State football fans turned out Saturday afternoon to review Bruce sleight of hand repertoire and they came away convinced that the hand is after all quicker than the eye Bid white Cerone wu hauling down 17 Bob Janesko passu for 293 yards and two touchdowns it wu Frank 99 yard ramble with a Janesko aerial that built a second half fire under the Hornets and ted to a 34-21 homecoming victory over the Pittsburg State Gorillas Janesko who completed 24 passu in 35 attempts for- a phenomenal 473 yards concluded Emporia opening drive with a 10 yard scoring toss to Cerone that put the Hornets -7-0 The Gorillas roared back however for touchdowns on their nut three scoreboard On the i Iposseuion of the second hal' Janesko hit Cerone with passu Of 25 4 17 and 13 yard E-State moved from its own 35 to the: Gorilla five Charles WSU 22 As he sped down the sideline he broke into the open at the 50 and outran three defenders to the goal line first touchdown came late in the opening half Arkansu had enjoyed great ield to this time It had urned the ball over to the hockers inside the 24 seven imu and never reached TD territory Arkansu wu forced to punt from its 19 and Dennis Cluder returned six yards to the Razorback 40 Kenny Lee went off tackle nine yards and Randy Cayce picked up a first down with four yards to the 27 Quarterback Bob Renner ound Lee over center for a four-yard pau gain Following a broken play which lost one yard Renner ran right saw Gene Robinson alone at the two and fired a pau which the wingback took in stride and scored without anyone touching him Ray Kinkaid added the conversions from placement for Wichita Six different players scored touchdowns for Arkansas The most spectacular came late in the third quarter when defensive back Terry Stewart took a Renner punt on his own 10 He was hit at the 15 but broke the tackle and cut to the right picking up blockers as he WkMte Arfeapia Plrtf Down 5 RuiNIne Yirdogg Piulng Yardagg Raturn Yardaga Pane 41 44 13 ISO 1-1 24-47-0 1X31 3-37 1 I 0 7 0 7-14 7 17 14 U-tf urn bln Loit Yard Ptnallnd Wichita Arfcinui miai Ark-Burnatt 4 run (McOard kidO Ark-FG McClard 22 Burnatt 2 run (McClard kick) kaid kick) Marrhon 10 paw from Elchlar (McClard kick) Maxwdll 1 run (McClard kick) Arfc-4tewart 00 punt ralurn McClard kick) i NkMi 0 pau from Elchlar (McClard kick) Walter 0 run (McClard kick) Jackwn 71 run (Kinkaid kick) I drives that netted them a 21-7 Oklahoma Kama State ea First Downs 17 if KB JESS -A 37-YARD Gorilla punt that Return yardage ''11''''? 120 140 rolled Out Of bounds On the Kta Emporia' 1-yard line led to the gunpM tat a Janesko gamble that produced a vjljiiiiad 1 7l national record for a touchdown Kansas stats i 21 lo-sol pass as well cutting (pf Dle lead to onp LlW?" 4- to I touchdown zimngaworih 77 pan troml With second down and 10 at (Arreguin kkSj0" pni Dickayl Uornet one Janesko ritort pass over reguink I the line to Stankiewicz With the kS) aid of a half a dozen key blocks la-oirwtoarr k)5) 1 and several changes KxGAnSSuliix? lABu 1 direction 210-pound 7 tight end bpttted 99 yards for K-sTATB the score -v "fj Obviously bolstered by the mi long strike to open the seconc is I half the Hornet defense cracked jl down on Gorilla quarterback i Rick dark who completec -1 1 eight passu for 234 yards am Td vdai w0 touchdowns in the first hal i and Cerone and Januko Ti YA returned to the matter of fatting 3 3io total offense figures while catching up on the OKLAHOMA Sweep Over KU By MAX SEIBEL Eagle Assistant Sports Editor ABIES Iowa State becoming the Cyclone for which it is named came from behind with the big defensive plays Saturday to stun Kansu 44-20 Thrilling a homecoming gathering of 27000 fans the Cyclones used the longut punt return in conference history to catch Kansu early in the third period Then they used the defense to pull away with the most points ever scored by an ISU team against Kansu Twice before in 1951 and 1954 the Cyclones had scored 33 -points against KU Of more importance on this cool afternoon which saw the sun creep out of the clouds to peek at the Cyclone second half comeback wu the fact that it wu Iowa first win in three Big Eight Conference gamu and balanced the Cyclone overall ledger atSJ Kansu meanwhile slumped to in the league and 1-5 overall have to have seen the game however to realize that it wu really' victory until the ISU defense took command Tom Elliott a senior defensive halfback from Estherville Iowa supplied the fire which touched off tiie test half explosion when he gathered in a punt by Billy Bril on the ISU four-yard line accepted a block by Bob Williams and raced 96 yards down the sidelines for a touchdown Kicking specialist Vem Skripksy who had matched his ISU field goal record of 48 yards earlier in the game tied the score with a placement with 12:04 left in the half KU FULLBACK RICK RUCKER who' scored the Jays' 'first touchdown in the second period fumbled on the ISU 46-yard line and linebacker Steve Powers recovered for ISU Quarterbcak Obert Tisdale a junior who completed 6 of 11 passu for 58 yards then aimed a pau toward end Stowe who caught five for 50 yards and a touchdown during the afternoon The pau faded but Ron Jessie wu flagged down for obvious pau interference on the Kansu 21 Mike Palmer whom ISU Coach Johnny Majors had moved from end back to his natural position as tailback then raced to the one-yard line on a weird play Palmer fumbled on the 10 chased the ball which bounced right into his fingers and carried it to the one Tisdale took it over for a 24-17 lead Kansu came back to within 24-20 on a 32-yard field goal by Bell with 6:35 remaining in the third period Then Phil Basler who wu enjoying at the time his debut as Jayhawk quarterback directed the Jayhawks on a drive from the Kansas 31 yard line to a fourth-and-one on the Iowa State five Iowa State however stopped John Riggins short of a first down FOOTBALL TOES Sis- SIGHT 44 Kansas it Nebraska IX: Oklahoma Mala Colorado 31 Missouri 34 Kanaai Mata St Oklahoma 11 IG TEN Ohio Mata 41 Illinois 0 Purdua 45 Northwaitam 20 Michigan 3X Minnesota I 1 Wlaconiln Indiana 34 Igwa it Michigan Mata 13 MISSOURI VALLEY 1 Arkamai Si Wichita Stata 14 Tulta 40 Cincinnati 24 North Taxai 31 Louhvllla 13 Utah Stats 0 STATE COLLEGE Kansas Wtatoyan 54 McPhanon 14 -Emporia Stata 34 Pittsburg Mata 21 Southwastarn IX Frltnds 0 St Mary of Plclns 34 Starling 21 Southern Colorado 43 FortHavs I Baltiany IX Ottawa 12 SOUTHWEST CONPEHENCE -Arkansas 8 Wichita Stata 14 Taxai 31 Rica Taxai Tach 27 Southern Mathodlst 24 Taxai ASM 30 Baylor I JUNIOR COLLEGE Fort Scott SX Coffowllle 0 Hutchinson 45 Gordon City 0 Cow lav County 34 Highland 30 Independence 35 Butlar County 10 McCook Nab 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