The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 22

Democrat, Sunday. Oct 15,1972 Nebraska62 Oklahoma 27 Colorado 34 K-State 20 Va. Tech. 34 Notre Dame 42 Arkansas 31 Michigan 10 Missouri 0 Texas 0 Iowa State 22 Kansas19 OSU 32 Pittsburgh 16 Baylor 20 Mich. St.

0 Huskers Stomp LINCOLN Neb Dave Humm threw three touchdown passes and Johnnv Ftodgers established himself as the most prolific scorer in Nebraska his- top. Saturdav as the sixth-rank ed (ornhuskers opened their bid for a fourth Big Kight foot ball title with a 62-0 romp past It was the most lopsided Ne braska win over the Tigers in an 80-vear-old series totaling 66 games F'our tou( hdowns were scored in the third quarter alone and re serves plaved most of the ond half Rodgers broke a Husker career record in the second quarter on a 28-vard pass-run The fleet flanker caught a Humm pass got a block from Dave and rossed the goal line running backwards, a bit of showmanship he unveiled two weeks ago against The TD gave Rodgers a ca- Michigan Wins Close One, 10-0 ANN ARBOR Mich Sophomore Oil ('hapman zipped vards for a touchdown with less than nine minutes to plav to pad a precarious 3-0 lead and give fifth-ranked Michigan a Big Ten football victorv over Michigan State Saturdav It was the first time since 1947 that the Wolverines shut out their arch rivals The second largest crowd ever to see a game at home 103.735 watched as ran its conference record to 2-0 and its overall mark to 5-0 while handing the Spartans their fourth consecutive loss in a 14 record making them 1-1 in the conference It was a defensive battle throughout and until Chapman TD the outcome was in doubt as the underdog plaved Michigan to a near standoff Lyon of Riverside ('alif is Army fencing captain reer total of 216 points erasing the 211-points record bv All- American Bobbv Revnolds in the earlv 1950s Humm three touchdown passes before he was relieved bv Steve Runtv midwav through the third quarter tied a game record The throws included a 24-varder to Jerrv List and a 19-varder to Bob Revelle Other Husker scorers were (iarv Dixon with two TD and floeller Jeff Don Westbrook and Runtv, with one each was unable to get its offense untracked failed to complete a first half pass and was held to 39 yards rushing up to intermission time Starting quarterback John Cherrv failed to complete anv of six pa.sses but gained 20 vards rushing Reserve quarterback Tonv (iillick completed two of eight for 44 vards and covered 29 vards on seven rushes Humm hit on 15 of 22 passes tor 267 yards, and Runtv completed five of seven for 62 vards in relief I'Jixon led Nebraska rushers with 54 vards on 14 carries Windsor Captures Homecoming, 30-0 Wl.NDSOIF captured their annual homecoming with a 30-0 shutout over Ibena Fridav night Running out of the Wishbone attack Mike Summers and Herb Burlingame picked up 97 arxl 89 yards respei tively for the (ireyhounds Summers tacked on 81 more onto his total. Jutting on two passes to Handy Kosnow Overall. Windsor netted 451 total yards, and had 15 first dow ns five Summers. Burlingame, Larrv Hodge and Mike Pyle scored tlie Windsor TD Windsor's defense, sfH'arheaded bv Hill, who had 13 solo tackles and seven a.ssists held the Rangers to only 19 yards on tlie ground 34 Upset 'Pokes Fall To That's How It Was Missouri's quarterback John Cherry (12) is smashed by Nebraska's Willie Harper i81) and Steve Manstedt (82) after Cherry attempted to pass in the first quarter of the Tiger-Husker game in Lincoln, Neb.

The Cornhuske showed little mercy, winning, 62-0. (UPl) rs Pick KC Over Bengals Say Dolphins To Sfay Unbeaten Windsor Ibena Sionng 14 8 0- 30 0--O By HI BKRT Associated Sports Writer NEW YORK (APi Nih going unbeaten in the National Football League Nie biKiy including tJie Miami Dolphins Sooner or later somebcKiy ll get em But. not this week San Diegos suddenly-super Ffuirgers should bite the lint in Ifie Orange Bowl as the Dol- pJuns go 5-0 with the tougJiest part of their scJiedule behind them the NFL. the hour of decision will tor at k'ast two erstwhile powerhouses. tJie ik ings and Baltimore ('olts Each Is 1-3 and another defeat will just about kill playoff hopes (iame by game, here's the call for 24.

Diego 10 It looks like a ground war and has a tank Larrv Csonkii. a bazooka in Kiick and a rocket Mercurv tEit gives it the edge Both defenses are underrated Oakland .30 Buffalo 14 TJie Raiders have tJieir olttmse un traikeil and Oeorge Blanda houldn Jiave to be summoned heroics San Francisco 38. New York (liants 17 The (liants Jiave Jieaten tJie NFL two weakest teams. Philadelphia and Orelans. but tJieir defense can't hold Bnnlie and pals (Ireen Fiay 17, IK'troit 13 The Packers' Scott Hunter should have a gocKl battle with Detroit's dreg Landrv but defense should still be the kev in tJie well-matcJied Monday night special Atlanta 27.

New Orleans 14 TJie Siiints Jiaven't won in four starts and are solid picks to make it five The Falcons need only to continue improving their offense to be true division ontenders Cleveland 24. Chicago 14 The Bears are 0-3-1 and seem headed for another winless weekend although running quarterback Bobby Douglass and powerful Cyril give Chicago at least a chance for an upset Kansas City 24, Cincinnati 17 This matchup of division leaders IS perhaps the game of Hie week The Bengal offen-e finiilly got rolling last week, but tlie Chiefs provide too tough a barrier Dallas 13. Fialtimore 10 team has been outstanding. but the Cowboys keep getting by Colt luck has been sour and a sudden spree bv Crimson Tide Tops Florida picked up big vardage TCSC.ALOOSA Ala (AP Quarterback Terry Davis directed a 74-yard drive that pulled third-ranked Alabama awav from Florida in 24-7 Crimson Tide victory Saturdav held a 10-7 lead when it received the d-half kickoff Davis called on Ellis Beck Wilbur Jackson and Paul Spivev during the drive that ended with Davis carrving it in from the four (iarv Rutledge substitute tor Davis on a later scoring launt The sprung elusive Moore, bv illie Jackson block shocked bv darting 60 vards to give the (ia- tors an earlv 7-0 margin tied the score when Spivev bulled 13 yards late in the first period went ahead early in the second period on a 31-vard field goal bv Bill Davis John Unitas seems Baltimore's only hope for not sitting out the playoffs Fhttsburgh 21. Houston 14 The Oilers aren't as bad as tJiey looked last Monday night nobody is But.

they're not g(MKl enough to win just yet with quarterback Dan Pastorini Los 27. 10 The Eagles are well balanced. poor on both offense and defense 20. 7 Tarkenton wins one and keeps Vikings alive for a fifth straight divi.sion title while the (iang does rea.sonably well in hemming up Flovd Little and Jus plavmates York Jets 24. New England 17 This one is an air fight between Namath and Jim Plunkett and the Broadway one usually gets the best of such things Washington 35.

St Louis 24 Sonny Jurgensen is back and Cary Cuozzo has pumped offensive life into the Cardinals, making this one of the better shows of the BLACKSBURG. Va (AP) Dave Strock booted an 18-yard field goal with 12 seconds remaining and Virginia scored a 34-32 upset of 19th ranked Oklahoma State Saturday in an intersectional football battle Strock's game-winning kick came after the Cowboys' George Palmer fumbled on the three-yard line and the ball was recovered by the Gobblers' Donnv Sprouse Just seconds earlier, Strock had had a 27-yard field goal attempt blocked bv OSU Darryll Stewart The victory upped the Gobblers' record to 2-2-1 while OSU Irish Top Pitt With Ease, 42-16 SOUTH BEND. Ind (AP) 56-yard touchdown run bv Best, a freshman carrving the ball for the first time for Dame, climaxed a 42-16 Irish football victory over burgh Saturday Best made the perfect start for unbeaten 7-ranked Dame, but veteran Andv Huff scored three of the Irish touchdowns on short runs Pitt, now loser of six straight this season, trailed only 14-8 in the third quarter but collapsed after Dame Drew halic intercepted a pass and ran 54 yards for a touchdown Dame had trouble gel ting started, fumbling away the ball three times in the first half although managing a 14-4) lead at the intermission Pittsburgh closed the gap on a three-yard scoring pass from Tom Hogan to Dave Janasek and a two-point conversion pass to Bill Englert interception gave the Irish a better cushion going into their three touchdown fourth quarter Eric Penick gave Dame another touchdown on a drive starting from a fumble and Best closed out the Irish scoring fumble by Notre Dame subs set up a touchdown plunge by Pitt Bill Daniels just before the gun He ran for two points of the Big 8 Conference dropped to 3-2 Tech's victory was highlighted bv the passing of Don Strock, the top passer and leader in total offense, who passed for two touchdowns and completed 20 of 40 passes for 355 yards The Gobblers' victorv came after the Cowboys opened with a quick 14 points in the first nine minutes of the game But then the (iobblers rallied for three straight touchdowns, two coming on runs by Barbour and the third a 43-yard scoring strike from Don Strtx'k to wide receiver Ricky Scales Mizzou Harriers Defeat Nebraska LINCOLN. Neb (AP)-Missouri took four of the five top places Saturday to defeat Nebraska 24-33 in a cross countrv meet over the Pioneer Park course The win gave the Missouri runners a 2-0 record for the season Nebraska is 0-3 California Routs Cardinals, 52-8 C.A 1-1K )H Ca li or nia ran up a 30-0 lead over Tipton in a Tri-County Conference battle here Friday night through the first three quarters on tJieir way to a 52-8 shelling ol the Cardinals TJie Pintos rusJied for 312 yards and picked up an 116 on four pass cornpU'tions Tipton managed only 51 yards rushing, but out- gairu'd California, in the air with 154 vards Tipton 8 I) 8 22-52 0 8-8 JERRY LEWIS TWIN SHE RAISED MORE THAN ONITEO V4on l.osi In 21 1 14 14 14 14 1 15 It) 18 19 8 -i' 8 B's Team BiUtiret Mir Honda Farn r- Bank I Falsiafl iark 1 HigJi Team hill Mtr- Farnt'T- Bank Hit.il Te.jni 1- r- hank vjreer Mfr- Men High 3U Lernen- 543 Men High A L--nien- jnd 22b Mrramliner- 214 2nd Kevin BroaddiiN 212 Womens High .31) Terry Monsee 477. 2nd Hunter W.mien High 10 Cathv F'ord 178 2nd Bndgette 173 Team Kruadway Majors Won Lost Id 1810 1 17 11 Wally 66 16 12 Dll Truphit' Male arm I 13 hliLz 1414 Dilzft-ld Tmnst-r 1216 Trust l.ife 12 16 Tallmant 1117 18 High Team 3it Wallv rank; Labors im al f)8H Jiirdon Jv liravel i Co Harns Dave.

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